Landmark Forest Adventure Park

Landmark Forest Adventure is one of Scotland’s most unique family attractions, blending outdoor thrills with imaginative themed zones in the heart of Carrbridge. It’s a place where you can easily spend a full day exploring, climbing, splashing and discovering something new around every corner. The park is packed with activities for all ages, starting with the famous Wild Water Coaster, a high‑energy flume ride that sends you racing down twisting chutes before splashing into the pool below.

For those who love exploring, the Lost Labyrinth is a maze of tunnels, chambers and surprises, while the Ant City play area lets kids climb through giant tunnels and nets designed to feel like an underground world. The Wonder Wood is another favourite, filled with quirky interactive features and imaginative play spaces. Landmark also has a fantastic Forest Tower, giving you sweeping views over the Cairngorms, and the Ropeworx high‑ropes course for anyone wanting a challenge up in the treetops.

You’ll also find quieter attractions like the Butterfly House, home to colourful tropical butterflies, and the Bamboozeleum, a mind‑bending world of optical illusions, puzzles and interactive exhibits. The park’s dinosaur‑themed Dino‑Splash zone adds even more fun with themed water features and prehistoric characters dotted around.

With woodland walks, picnic spots, cafés and plenty of indoor and outdoor activities, Landmark Forest Adventure is a brilliant mix of nature, thrills and imaginative play, making it one of the best family days out in the Highlands. Some of the attractions are seasonal.

Important Information

Is there food and drink available?

There is a restaurant grill serving hot and cold food and drinks. You are welcome to bring a picnic.

What are the main things to do?

Adventure theme park with rides, dinosaurs, play areas, a nature trail, high ropes courses, illusions, a butterfly house and more. There are toilets and a restaurant.

What are the ticket prices?

In the summer, there is a lot more open, so tickets are higher priced at around £34 online in advance for an adult, £32 for a child, 3-year-olds are £15, and under-3s are free. In the winter, there is less open, so tickets are cheaper.
Prices are subject to change and/or discounts online.

Is there parking?

There is parking.

When are they open?

They are open almost all year round, although many attractions are closed in the colder months. For up-to-date opening times and dates, please visit their website.