The Green Dragon roller coaster is powered entirely by the weight of passengers moving in cars going down the track, requiring no electricity to operate.
The park utilizes a fleet of solar-powered boats for its water-based attractions.
GreenWood holds a Gold Award from the Green Tourism Business Scheme for its environmental sustainability practices.
The site includes a large-scale 'MoonKarts' track that relies on manual pedal power.
The park was originally established as an educational attraction focusing on local ecology and woodcraft.
Its 'Solar Splash' slide operates using water heated naturally by the sun.
The park features an indoor soft play area called 'The Enchanted Wood' for use during inclement Welsh weather.
GreenWood Family Park is an eco-focused adventure park located in Y Felinheli, North Wales, designed for sustainable outdoor family recreation. The park is home to the world's only people-powered roller coaster, the Green Dragon, which uses a counterweight system to pull riders up the track. It features the 'Solar Splash,' a solar-powered water slide, and the 'Giant Jumper,' an expansive outdoor bouncy pillow. The park grounds span 27 acres of natural woodland and landscaped gardens. Attractions are largely focused on physical activity, including forest obstacle courses, sledding runs, and den-building areas. The park emphasizes environmental education and sustainable energy use throughout its ride infrastructure. It is situated on the edge of the Snowdonia National Park, offering views of the surrounding Welsh landscape.
The elevated vantage point at the top of the Green Dragon track provides a panoramic view of the wooded valley.
Bring waterproof footwear and clothing, as many activities are in wooded, outdoor areas that can be muddy.
Check the park's website for seasonal variations in ride operation before arriving, as some attractions depend on dry weather.
Allow extra time for the nature trails, as they are often quieter than the main mechanical rides.
Do not assume all rides will be open during heavy rain; prioritize indoor attractions if the weather turns.
Operates on a seasonal basis, typically closing during the winter months and reopening in early spring.
Outdoor casual attire and sturdy, closed-toe shoes are required for safety on obstacle courses.
