The park utilizes a 'continuous lifeline' safety system that prevents participants from detaching from the safety cable while on the course.
The courses are designed to be progressive, starting with low-height platforms for confidence-building before moving to higher circuits.
The location is situated in the Charente-Maritime department, a region known for its specific coastal maritime pine forests.
The park's name, Coolongalook, is derived from Australian Aboriginal origins, signifying a place of meeting or gathering.
Coolongalook Adventure Park is a treetop rope-climbing facility located within the forested areas of Royan, France. The park features multiple aerial obstacle courses categorized by difficulty levels suitable for both children and adults. Participants wear safety harnesses and navigate suspended bridges, zip lines, and climbing elements secured between pine trees. The layout emphasizes movement through the canopy at various heights. Safety briefings are mandatory for all visitors before accessing the high-ropes circuits. The park is integrated into a wooded environment, utilizing natural tree growth for its course structures.
The final platform of the highest zip line, which provides a clear view over the forest canopy.
Wear closed-toe athletic shoes with good grip, as sandals or flip-flops are prohibited on the courses.
Bring a water bottle as there are limited facilities directly inside the rope-climbing zones.
Tie back long hair and avoid wearing dangling jewelry that could snag on ropes or cables.
Attempting advanced courses without completing the introductory training circuit, regardless of previous climbing experience.
Operates seasonally from early spring through autumn; closed during winter months.
Activewear is required; harnesses will be fitted over clothing. Respect the trees and surrounding vegetation; no littering allowed on the courses.
