Jungle Parc Northampton

Found in Irchester Country Park. Parking costs a minimum of £3.50. Toilets and cafe nearby. Dogs allowed in the park. The jungle Parc is easily found. There are several different courses available, with some having a minimum height of 1.05 metres for the younger child's course. It's a great course hidden amongst the trees and quite a relaxing climb. Pay at the hut on entrance.

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Really great little stop here. Didn’t take many photos today though. Parking was £3.50 for the day (12 hours). Pay by card, phone, cash option was available too. There is a nice little food outlet (serving sausage rolls, bacon, burgers, hot and cold drinks, ice cream etc), a ranger area, outbuildings and toilets. There are a couple of car parks too (reasonable size) they were full today. There is a children’s adventure park, for small to young children/early teens. Plenty of benches and seating areas, a large playing field area too. We went on one of the small walks which was nice, large and small pathways (some through the woods too). You can download maps for free via the website too for each route. Phone signal was okay at the main compound. Jungle Parc is right next to the same location too and car park on the right of the main compound. Here there is a child’s adventure rope climb (age and height limits so check before you go), the younger one needs a adult to supervise and help them from the ground as they go round, this was £15 for 1.5 hours, and you could go as many times as you want on the different level routes in this area). My youngest completed all the routes a few times and really enjoyed it! You can also enter this area with dogs and walk them along under the route whilst supervising. The bigger course was good fun, with a couple route options, where on a few occasions you can choose to go to the more extreme route, which is a little more challenging and fun. this was £25 each, but I think you can get a family of 4 discount too. Children aged 10-14 (I think) must be accompanied by an adult on the ropes. If you’re going in larger groups, 1 paying adult per 5 children I think I overheard. From our perspective today, well worth a trip when the weather is okay, and plenty of walks to do, lots of area to sit and chill, plenty for the kids to do too.

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Awful. 10 year old daughter was tall enough to do the Xplorer course (more than 5cm over the height chart). Harnessed up and started but she got to the first tree and couldn't reach to hook the pulley on. Had to give up as the instructor said they only got higher. Expected a refund as I'd not even got to the first tree. But no, no refund for me, and they could only offer for my daughter to go on the younger course, no refund for her either for the difference. So ended up spending £56 when it should've been £19. Livid.

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So much fun for adults and kids. We were 6 (4 adults and 2 kids under 10). 3 adults went on the Xplorer trail and 1 adult accompanied (not able to participate as an adult on adventurer trails) with 2 kids. The kids loved it!!! Different trails, heights and difficulty. Kids throughly exhausted but very very content. Adults also very happy and tired as well! Highly Recommend as a day out (can also make the most of Irchester country park) Staff very helpful too.

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