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Share a playful first adventure with your little one in the bouncy treetop nets of Heaton Park. This one-hour session is designed for tots, with aerial walkways, netted spaces and slides to explore together at a gentle pace.
Arrive in good time to check in and get ready for your one-hour session. A team member will explain how to use the nets safely and help your group settle into the treetop play space.
Enter through the net walkways and explore at the pace that suits your tot. There is no set linear route, so you can move between the different netted areas, cubes and slides in any order.
Use the session to bounce, climb and build confidence together before a team member signals the end of your allocated time. Afterwards, enjoy the wider park setting and celebrate a first outdoor adventure as a family.
The nets sit in the woodland of Heaton Park, where trees and open green space create an outdoor escape close to Manchester. The elevated play area feels adventurous while remaining designed for little ones and their accompanying adults.
Heaton Park is easy to reach from across Greater Manchester and has room to explore before or after your session. Its historic landscape makes it a relaxed setting for a short, active family outing.
Treetot Nets is designed for children aged 1 to 5 who can walk and move independently around the play spaces. A participating adult must join each child in the nets throughout the session.
Wear trainers or boots and choose comfortable clothes that allow easy movement. Bring weather appropriate layers because the activity is outdoors, and avoid loose accessories that could interfere with active play.
The free-flowing format lets tots explore confidently without pressure to follow a fixed route. Netted walkways, slides and play areas make it easy to find a rhythm that works for each family.
Sharing the experience with a participating adult turns active play into quality time together. The leafy park setting gives the session a genuine outdoor feel while keeping the adventure close to Manchester.
Meet at Heaton Park, Manchester, M25 2GT. Parking is available near the activity area.
Buses and trams serve Heaton Park from Manchester and surrounding areas. Allow time to walk from your chosen arrival point to the activity area.
Treetot Nets is for children aged 1 to 5 who can walk and move independently around the play spaces. A participating adult must join each child in the nets throughout the session.
The activity is designed so families can explore together at a pace that suits their tot, without following a fixed linear route.
Each session lasts one hour in the treetop nets. Arrive in good time so your group can check in and be ready to enter at the start of your allocated slot.
A team member signals when the session has finished. Afterwards you can enjoy the wider Heaton Park setting if you wish.
Wear trainers or boots and comfortable clothing that is easy to move in. Bring weather appropriate layers because the nets are outdoors in park woodland.
Avoid loose accessories that could interfere with active play. Choose clothes that suit bouncing, climbing and sliding with your child.
Yes. A participating adult joins each child in the nets for the full session. This keeps the experience shared and helps little ones settle into the elevated play spaces.
Adults should wear the same secure footwear and comfortable layers as the children. Stay close while exploring walkways, cubes and slides together.
You enter through netted walkways and explore aerial play spaces, cubes and slides at your own pace. There is no set route, so you can return to favourite areas as often as you like within the hour.
The session is about playful movement and confidence rather than completing a challenge course. Take breaks whenever your tot needs them.
Your ticket covers one-hour entry to the treetop nets, access to the netted walkways, play spaces and slides, and safety guidance before you enter.
Transport, food, drinks and personal purchases are not included. Bring anything you need for a wider day in Heaton Park separately.
Meet at Heaton Park, Manchester, M25 2GT. Parking is available near the activity area.
Buses and trams serve Heaton Park from Manchester and surrounding areas. Allow time to walk from your chosen arrival point to check-in before the session starts.
Yes. Treetot Nets is designed as a gentle first adventure for little ones, with netted spaces sized for tots and accompanying adults. The free-flowing format removes pressure to follow a fixed course.
Children should be able to walk and move independently. If your child is still building confidence at height, take the first minutes slowly after the safety guidance.
The nets are outdoors and can be mildly affected by strong wind or wet conditions. The team may adjust timings or advise on the day if the weather changes.
They will be in touch if conditions mean the session cannot run as planned. Dress for changeable weather so waiting outdoors stays comfortable.
Yes. The nets sit in woodland within Heaton Park, so there is green space nearby for a relaxed start or finish to your visit. Many families combine the hour in the nets with wider park time.
Plan arrival so check-in is not rushed, then use the park for a calm wind-down after the session if that suits your child.
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