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Bounce, climb and roam through an elevated net playground beneath the trees of Heaton Park. With treehouses, bouncy walkways and ball zones to discover, this two hour outdoor adventure gives families and friends space to play at their own pace.
Arrive 30 minutes before your session to settle in and take in the woodland setting. A team member will explain the safety guidance and show you where to begin before you head onto the suspended nets.
Once inside, there is no set route to follow. Bounce across springy walkways, find the treehouses and ball zones, and move between the different netted spaces in whichever order suits your group.
Take breaks whenever you need them, then return to favourite areas for another go. At the end of the session, a team member will signal it is time to leave the nets, leaving you free to enjoy the park afterwards.
Heaton Park brings a woodland feel to the edge of Manchester, with mature trees and open green space surrounding the adventure. The setting makes the nets feel like a small escape from the city while keeping a day out easy to reach.
The wider park has paths, historic landmarks and room to stretch the day beyond the activity itself. It is a useful base for families and groups arriving from across Greater Manchester.
No previous experience is needed, but everyone taking part must be able to walk and move confidently on bouncy surfaces. This adventure is for participants aged 3 and over, with a maximum weight of 130kg.
Wear closed toe, flat shoes such as trainers or boots, plus comfortable clothing for the weather. Children aged 3 to 4 need one participating adult for every three children, while those aged 5 to 17 need a supervising adult on site.
The open layout encourages shared play rather than a timed sequence of obstacles. Different routes, netted spaces and bounce zones let each visitor choose how energetic or relaxed the adventure feels.
Clear guidance at the start keeps the focus on exploring, laughing and moving outdoors together. The generous two hour session gives groups time to settle in without needing to rush through the experience.
Meet at Heaton Park, Manchester, M25 2GT. A car park is directly outside the activity area, with additional park access available from nearby roads.
Buses and trams serve Heaton Park, making it straightforward to reach from Manchester and surrounding areas. Allow time to walk from your chosen arrival point to the activity area.
Your time on the nets lasts two hours. Arrive 30 minutes before the session so there is time to check in and hear the safety guidance.
The open format means you can explore at your own pace throughout the session. There is no fixed circuit to complete.
This adventure is suitable for ages 3 and over. Everyone taking part must be able to walk and be physically fit enough for active movement on the nets.
Participants must weigh no more than 130kg. Babies in arms cannot enter the nets.
Children aged 3 to 4 need one participating adult for every three children. This keeps younger explorers supported while they move through the netted spaces.
Children aged 5 to 17 need a supervising adult on site. That adult is encouraged to join in but does not have to participate.
Wear comfortable clothing that suits the weather and allows easy movement. Layers are useful because the activity is outdoors.
Closed toe, flat shoes such as trainers or boots are required. Open toe shoes, high heels, crocs and flip flops are not suitable.
There is no stated height restriction for this adventure. Participants must meet the minimum age and be comfortable moving on the elevated nets.
The maximum weight is 130kg. This helps the equipment operate as intended for everyone in the group.
The net playground includes bouncy walkways, treehouses and ball zones. You can move between the different areas in any order you choose.
There is no single route, so groups can revisit favourite spaces. It is designed for free play and exploration rather than a race through obstacles.
No previous ropes or climbing experience is required. The activity is an accessible, netted adventure where you can choose your own pace.
If you are unsure about a particular feature, take your time and follow the safety guidance. Start with the areas that feel most comfortable.
Gloves are not required for the net adventure. Keep loose items secure so you can move comfortably and safely.
Facial jewellery must be removed completely or taped over as directed before taking part. Scarves and headscarves must not be tied, pinned or wrapped around the neck.
Dress for the conditions because the adventure is outdoors. The team will assess conditions on the day and share any operational updates if needed.
Bring suitable layers to stay comfortable before and after your session. Avoid clothing that could catch or restrict easy movement.
A separate Treetot Nets session is available for children aged 1 to 5 and their accompanying adult. It is a quieter one hour introduction to the nets.
For this location, refer to Treetot Nets PFSWX9. That session is designed specifically around the needs of younger children.
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Manchester
Operated by Zip World Ltd, a partner of adventuro.
