Park Attractions
The park owners claim to place less emphisis on thrill seeking rides and more upon rides which fit into its 'countryside ethos'.
- Colossus: A swinging galleon boat ride.
- Toboggan Run: A 300 metre twisting and turning course of metal half-pipe, designed as a track for toboggans.
- The Time Machine: A 28 seat motion platform simulator.
- Wooden Maze: A large wooden maze with a centre and bridge.
- Junior Jets Ride: A small ride aimed at younger visitors to the park.
- Tree Top Trail: A trail surrounded by trees close to the cafe.
- Total Wipeout: A watery-based rollercoaster loop system by air and water.
- Troll Island Bridges: Bridges leading to several islands over a carp-filled pond.
- Carp Quay: A large lake with fish food available to buy and feed the fish living there.
- Duckdown Play Village: A small child-sized village.
- Run Rabbit: Various large underground rabbit tunnels.
- Activity Course: An activity course with various equipment including a zip wire and scramble net.
- Snake and Hillbilly Slides: An area with slides set into the hillside.
- Splash Attack: Includes buttons to press and fire water jets.
- Tot's Play: A special area designated for very young visitors to stay.
- Squirrel Tower: A tall tower in a location around the island's red squirrels.
- African Adventure: Adventure playground, themed as an African village.
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