Lots of adventures at Go Ape at Leeds Castle, with high tree top activities for all ages and abilities. Go Ape offers three high ropes courses with zip wires on these adrenaline-inducing adventures. Now you can also try axe-throwing and learn to hit the bullseye, thanks to the guidance of expert instructors.

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Price
Treetop Challenge: From £36.95
Treetop Adventure: From £21.95
Treetop Adventure: From £26.95
Axe Throwing: From £18.95
Booking fees will apply.

Dogs
Dogs on leads, but not in castle grounds.

Age Guidance
For the Treetop Challenge, one participating adult (18 years +) is to supervise up to 2 children aged 10 to 15 years while on the course. For Treetop Adventure, if participating in the trees, one participating adult (18 years or older) must supervise up to two children aged under 6 years while on the course. An adult (18 years +) can supervise up to 8 children aged 6-15 years, either on the ground or during the activity. For Treetop Adventure Plus, an adult (18 years +) can supervise up to 8 children aged 6-15 years from the ground or on the course. Axe throwing - 16 years +.

Additional Notes
To find Go Ape, follow the Leeds Castle brown signs and come through its main entrance located on Penfold Hill B2163, do not follow the Leeds Castle postcode. Entry to Leeds Castle is not included.

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