The park is situated near the Villecartier Forest, which historically provided timber for the French naval fleet.
The obstacle courses are specifically designed to protect the integrity of the oaks by using non-invasive attachment hardware.
The site utilizes a continuous lifeline system, ensuring participants cannot disconnect from safety cables while on the courses.
Parc des Grands Chênes is a forest-based adventure park located in Bazouges-la-Pérouse, Brittany, featuring multiple aerial obstacle courses integrated into mature oak trees. The park offers varying levels of difficulty ranging from beginner circuits for young children to advanced high-altitude challenges for adults. Participants navigate between platforms using ziplines, rope bridges, and suspended logs while secured by continuous safety line systems. The facility is situated within a woodland setting designed to minimize environmental impact while providing physical recreation. Safety briefings are mandatory for all participants before accessing the higher circuits.
The elevated platform near the longest zipline crossing.
Tie back long hair securely to prevent it from getting caught in pulleys or carabiners.
Choose comfortable, non-restrictive athletic clothing that allows for a full range of motion.
Arrive well before your planned activity time to complete the mandatory safety equipment fitting and briefing.
Attempting high-difficulty courses without assessing your physical comfort level on the ground-level training circuit first.
Closed during the winter months; operates primarily from spring through autumn.
Closed-toe athletic shoes are mandatory; avoid loose jewelry or scarves that could snag on equipment.
