The park is located within a protected cedar forest, one of the few significant cedar stands in the lowlands of the Var region.
The 'Net Forest' (Forêt des Filets) is an aerial circuit composed of suspended nets that does not require safety harnesses or ropes.
The park serves as a conservation area for native deer species, which are managed within large, semi-wild enclosures.
The site operates on the principle of minimal impact, utilizing natural anchor points for courses that do not damage the trees' cambium layer.
A marked botanical path provides information on the local Mediterranean flora and forest management practices.
Aoubré l'Aventure Nature is a sprawling outdoor adventure park situated within a 30-hectare protected forest of cedar and oak trees in the Var department. The site features multiple high-ropes courses ranging in difficulty, including circuits specifically designed for young children. Beyond aerial obstacle courses, the park maintains a dedicated wildlife park area featuring native species such as deer and fallow deer. Visitors can access a net-based aerial trail that allows for movement through the tree canopy without the need for harnesses. The park integrates educational nature trails with interactive signage detailing the local Mediterranean ecosystem. An on-site butterfly house provides seasonal observation of lepidoptera native to the region. The infrastructure is built to prioritize environmental conservation within the Parc des Cèdres. It serves as a hub for both high-adrenaline physical activities and tranquil forest walking paths.
The raised net platforms, which offer a high-angle view into the forest canopy.
Wear closed-toe athletic footwear, as open sandals are prohibited on the aerial obstacle courses.
Bring an external battery pack, as deep forest coverage and outdoor activity can drain mobile devices quickly.
Arrive early in the day to secure parking, as the gravel lot fills up during peak summer weekends.
Do not attempt the highest difficulty rope courses unless you are comfortable with significant heights and physical exertion.
Closed annually during the winter months; operates primarily on a seasonal basis from spring through autumn.
Activewear is recommended; harnesses must be worn for all high-ropes courses and are provided on-site.
