Go Ape Battersea Park
All ages£15-£30South

Go Ape Battersea Park

CategoryParks & gardens
Nearest stationBattersea Power Station (Northern Line) / Sloane Square (District & Circle) / Battersea Park (National Rail)
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Tucked into the lush tree canopy of historic Battersea Park, this high-ropes site delivers serious thrills right in central London. It features higher platforms and longer crossings than most other Go Ape locations, giving you incredible views of the Thames and surrounding skyline. Adventurers can navigate double-freefall tarzan swings, high-wire crossings, and zip lines. You can easily turn your visit into a full day out by pairing it with a walk through Battersea Park, a visit to the nearby children's zoo, or food at Battersea Power Station - see separate listing.

  • Combine with Battersea Park walk or children's zoo
  • Higher platforms than most Go Ape sites
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