Adventure Parks in Co. Cork
5 places
1.Ballyhass Mallow
New 2026 aquapark and a cable wakepark
A lakeside adventure centre built on an old quarry lake outside Mallow, where you can take on a brand-new inflatable Aquapark, ride Ireland's biggest cable wakepark, zip, climb and swim – then warm up in a wood-fired sauna.
- Highlights
- Brand-new Wibit Peakz Aquapark layout for 2026
- Cable wakepark with two parks (East and West)
- Zipline, high ropes and cliff climbing
- Facilities
- Wheelchair access
2.Bishopstown Playground
A €600k all-inclusive playground with CCTV
A €600k, all-inclusive playground at Murphy's Farm in Bishopstown, packed with climbing towers, slides and sand play for toddlers and older kids alike.
- Highlights
- €600k all-inclusive playground
- Gated and CCTV-monitored
- Separate toddler and junior zones
- Facilities
- Wheelchair access
3.Zipit Forest Adventures
Five colour-coded treetop circuits up to 15m high
A treetop adventure park in 45 hectares of lakeside forest at Farran Woods, 20 minutes from Cork City. Five colour-coded circuits climb from one metre to 15 metres above the forest floor, with ziplines crossing the clearings.
- Highlights
- Five colour-coded circuits, 1 to 15 metres high
- Ziplines, rope bridges, cargo nets and balance beams
- Up to 3 hours per session including safety briefing
- Facilities
- Good for kids
4.Adventure Park at Kartworld
Go-karting, paintball and laser tag in one park
A purpose-built outdoor activity park beside one of Europe's best go-karting tracks, packing karting, paintball, laser tag, archery and sumo suits into one site about 25 minutes from Cork city. Everything runs on pre-booked sessions and group packages.
- Highlights
- International and National go-karting tracks
- Three themed paintball arenas
- Laser tag with free unlimited ammo
- Facilities
- Wheelchair access
5.Carrigaline Playground
a free playground nicknamed Pringle Park
Rebuilt in 2026 after a €300,000 community fundraising drive, this free playground in Carrigaline Regional Park pairs a shiny new "Pringle Park" adventure zone with a skate park, games area and duck pond beside the Owenabue.
- Highlights
- €300,000 community-funded rebuild, reopened July 2026
- Zipline, jungle gym, climbing frames, seesaws and slides
- Adjacent skate park and multi-use games area