Wildnets’ Kids High Ropes Course at Lake Innes offers children aged 3 to 7 an exhilarating outdoor climbing adventure, set high among the Australian bush. This two-hour journey delivers fun, challenge, and a bird’s-eye view of native flora, making it a unique family-friendly outing.
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Difficulty
easy
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for children ages 3 to 7 with basic physical mobility and balance.
Wildlife
History
The Lake Innes region features remnant bushland on traditional Aboriginal lands, offering insight into Australia’s natural and cultural heritage.
Conservation
Wildnets maintains a strong commitment to minimizing environmental impact by using sustainable practices and educating visitors about the local ecosystem.
Wildnets
Wildnets’ Kids High Ropes Course at Lake Innes offers children aged 3 to 7 an exhilarating outdoor climbing adventure, set high among the Australian bush. This two-hour journey delivers fun, challenge, and a bird’s-eye view of native flora, making it a unique family-friendly outing.
Wildnets operates an adventure park located in Lake Innes, New South Wales, offering high ropes and suspended net experiences designed for families, schools, corporate groups and birthday parties. The business runs a Big High Ropes Course with elements reaching up to 20 metres, a Suspended Nets setup suitable for multi-age play and events, and a Kids High Ropes Course with progressively challenging obstacles. All activities focus on physical challenge, outdoor learning and safe adventure under trained supervision.
Safety procedures include professionally installed equipment and structured sessions led by trained staff who manage harnessing, briefing and course supervision. Wildnets provides bookings for group events, educational outings and corporate team-building, and accommodates a range of ages and abilities. The location in Lake Innes uses natural bushland views to enhance the treetop experience, giving participants panoramic sights while negotiating ziplines, bridges and net structures. Visitors should check age and height guidelines for specific courses and book in advance for peak dates. Reviews and local listings highlight the combination of adrenaline activities and accessible family-friendly options. Wildnets emphasises responsible outdoor recreation, and the setup is designed to balance challenge with participant safety. For families, schools and organisations seeking an active outdoor activity near Lake Innes, Wildnets offers a distinctive mix of high ropes, suspended nets and youth-focused courses that showcase Australian bush scenery while delivering an engaging, confidence-building experience. Booking information, operating hours and specific participant requirements are available on official listings and booking platforms; advance reservations are recommended for weekend and school holiday
Location
Lake Innes, NSW
Set in natural bushland near Lake Innes
Max Height
20 m
Big course reaches up to 20 metres
Suitable For
Families, schools, groups
Kids, corporate and school outings
Experiences
3 Experiences
High ropes, suspended nets, kids course
Secure a session for family days, school outings or corporate team building—book in advance to guarantee availability.
Wear Comfortable Closed-Toe Shoes
Stable footwear helps kids navigate the ropes course safely and securely.
Arrive Early for Briefing
Arriving 15 minutes early ensures a smooth check-in and safety orientation.
Stay Hydrated
Bring a water bottle to keep your young climbers refreshed during the session.
Gloves Are Optional but Helpful
While gloves are not provided, they can improve grip and comfort on ropes.
Closed-Toe Shoes
Provides secure footing necessary for navigating the ropes safely.
Sun Hat
Protects young climbers from sun exposure when outdoors.
summer|spring|fall
Light Jacket
Keeps kids warm during cool mornings or in shaded tree areas.
winter|fall|spring
Water Bottle
Staying hydrated ensures energy and comfort throughout the activity.