The park was constructed with a focus on preserving the existing forest ecosystem, avoiding the use of concrete or invasive artificial structures.
The activity zones are connected by extensive elevated net pathways that span significant distances between mature trees.
Unlike traditional adventure parks, most zones at WoW Park allow for unrestricted movement without the need for carabiners or safety harnesses due to perimeter netting.
The facility is situated on a former agricultural property that was reclaimed for recreational use while maintaining local biodiversity.
WoW Park is an eco-leisure park located in Urrugne, designed as a large-scale outdoor playground set within 18 hectares of preserved forest. It is billed as the largest park of its kind in the Basque Country, focusing on nature-integrated activity rather than motorized rides. The facility features suspended nets, zip lines, and tree houses, all built with an emphasis on environmental sustainability. Visitors navigate between canopy-level structures and forest-floor mazes without the use of harnesses, as the play areas are enclosed in safety netting. The park utilizes the natural topography of the Bittola forest to create diverse obstacle courses and activity zones. It caters primarily to families and groups, functioning as a non-electronic recreational space.
From the highest elevated tree-net platform looking out over the surrounding Bittola forest canopy.
Wear sturdy, closed-toe sneakers rather than sandals to navigate the uneven forest terrain and net floors.
Bring a picnic, as the park provides designated outdoor eating areas scattered throughout the wooded grounds.
Check the park's official website for current operational status before departure, as inclement weather often leads to temporary closures.
Do not attempt to visit during high wind or heavy rain, as the park closes for safety reasons; avoid visiting without checking the daily status updates online.
Closed during winter months; operations are strictly seasonal and dependent on favorable weather conditions.
Closed-toe shoes are mandatory; children must be supervised by an adult at all times.
