The park utilizes a continuous belay system that prevents climbers from detaching from the safety cable at any point during their circuit.
The location is specifically situated within the Vert-Bois sports complex, which also hosts tennis and other recreational facilities.
The park provides specific educational workshops on environmental preservation and tree health for groups.
The facility features a 'Quick Jump' attraction, allowing participants to experience a controlled free-fall descent from a significant height.
AccroCamp Rueil-Malmaison is an adventure park located within the Centre Sportif Vert-Bois, offering high-ropes courses and ziplines in an established woodland environment. The facility features multiple circuits categorized by difficulty, allowing participants of varying skill levels to navigate forest canopy obstacles. Each course utilizes a continuous lifeline safety system to ensure user protection throughout the experience. The park is situated on the slope of the Côte de la Jonchère, providing a hilly, wooded terrain for outdoor recreation. It serves as a popular destination for both individual climbers and group events in the Hauts-de-Seine department. The site is designed to integrate with the surrounding forest, emphasizing nature-focused physical activity.
The elevated platforms offer clear views through the canopy, particularly from the higher-difficulty courses.
Wear athletic clothing and securely fastened closed-toe shoes to ensure comfort and safety on the obstacles.
Book online in advance to secure a harness slot, as peak weekend periods can reach full capacity.
Tie back long hair and remove loose jewelry before approaching the harness fitting area.
Do not wear sandals, flip-flops, or loose-fitting clothing that could snag on pulleys or safety equipment.
The park typically closes during the winter months and observes a seasonal operating schedule that expands during school holidays.
Participants must follow all safety briefings, remain connected to the continuous lifeline, and respect the natural vegetation by staying on designated paths.
