Kids High Ropes Adventure with Wildnets at Lake Innes

Attraction · Lake Innes

Kids High Ropes Course

Wildnets’ Kids High Ropes Course at Lake Innes offers children aged 3 to 7 an exhilarating outdoor climbing adventure, set high among the Australian bush. This two-hour journey delivers fun, challenge, and a bird’s-eye view of native flora, making it a unique family-friendly outing.

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Duration2 hours
LocationLake Innes, New South Wales
OperatorWildnets
Price shownFrom $28

Adventure brief

Kids High Ropes Course

Wildnets’ Kids High Ropes Course at Lake Innes offers children aged 3 to 7 an exhilarating outdoor climbing adventure, set high among the Australian bush. This two-hour journey delivers fun, challenge, and a bird’s-eye view of native flora, making it a unique family-friendly outing.

Situated in the lush Australian bush of Lake Innes, New South Wales, Wildnets offers an engaging outdoor experience designed specifically for young adventurers aged 3 to 7. The Kids High Ropes Course is a two-hour journey through aerial challenges tailored to build confidence and coordination while surrounded by the region’s distinctive native flora. As children traverse progressively demanding obstacles suspended above the forest floor, they gain a fresh perspective on the eucalyptus canopy, acacia shrubs, and native birdlife thriving in this protected environment.

Lake Innes itself is known for its rich biodiversity and undisturbed bushland, featuring rugged sandstone outcrops and open woodland that tells a story of Australia’s ancient geological past. The course’s elevated vantage points give parents and children alike unique views of the surrounding forest, where kookaburras and rosellas often add their calls to the day's soundtrack. This localized nature immersion fosters a sense of adventure without straying far from accessible safety measures.

What sets Wildnets apart is their commitment to age-appropriate design and thorough safety protocols, including all necessary harnesses and helmets provided. The course strikes a perfect balance between challenge and playfulness, encouraging kids to test their limits under professional supervision, supported by guides experienced in working with young climbers. It’s an ideal introduction to movement and risk-taking in the outdoors that doesn’t rely on uneven trails or strenuous hiking, making it accessible to families new to active outdoor pursuits.

This is more than a ropes course; it’s an outdoor classroom where children learn spatial awareness, balance, and problem-solving in a living setting. For anyone traveling near Port Macquarie or the North Coast, Wildnets enhances the adventure landscape with this thoughtfully crafted treetop experience—an unforgettable burst of excitement framed by the Australian bush.

Adventure tips

Plan your experience.

Curated tips for an optimal adventure.

  1. 01
    Wear Comfortable Closed-Toe Shoes

    Stable footwear helps kids navigate the ropes course safely and securely.

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  2. 02
    Arrive Early for Briefing

    Arriving 15 minutes early ensures a smooth check-in and safety orientation.

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  3. 03
    Stay Hydrated

    Bring a water bottle to keep your young climbers refreshed during the session.

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  4. 04
    Gloves Are Optional but Helpful

    While gloves are not provided, they can improve grip and comfort on ropes.

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DifficultyEasy
Duration2 hours
FitnessSuitable for children ages 3 to 7 with basic physical mobility and balance.
Technical skillsNone

Recommended gear

What to bring.

01

Closed-Toe Shoes

Provides secure footing necessary for navigating the ropes safely.

Essential
02

Sun Hat

Protects young climbers from sun exposure when outdoors.

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03

Light Jacket

Keeps kids warm during cool mornings or in shaded tree areas.

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04

Water Bottle

Staying hydrated ensures energy and comfort throughout the activity.

Essential

Local insights

Context for the journey.

Hidden gems

Nearby secrets

Burrawan Forest walking trails just a short walk from the course, Quiet birdwatching spots near Lake Innes wetlands

Wildlife

Local fauna

Laughing kookaburra, Rainbow lorikeet

History

Historic heritage

The Lake Innes region features remnant bushland on traditional Aboriginal lands, offering insight into Australia’s natural and cultural heritage.

Conservation

Mindful exploration

Wildnets maintains a strong commitment to minimizing environmental impact by using sustainable practices and educating visitors about the local ecosystem.

Photography tips

Capture the moments

Viewpoints
Launch platform overlooking the eucalyptus canopy, Tree platforms along the highest obstacles, Nearby Burrawan Forest walking trails
Subjects
Children on ropes course, Australian bush landscapes, Native birds in flight
Best times
Morning light, Golden hour, Overcast skies

Frequently asked questions

Before you go.

What ages can participate in the Kids High Ropes Course?

The course is designed for children aged 3 to 7 years old.

Are safety harnesses and helmets provided?

Yes, all necessary safety equipment including harnesses and helmets are supplied.

Do parents need to accompany their children on the course?

Parents can watch from designated areas; trained staff supervise the children during the course.

Is previous climbing experience required?

No prior experience is needed; the course is designed to introduce young kids to climbing safely.

What should children wear for the course?

Comfortable clothes and closed-toe shoes are recommended; gloves are optional but can help grip.

Can the course be booked year-round?

Yes, the Kids High Ropes Course operates year-round, weather permitting.

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Kids High Ropes Adventure with Wildnets at Lake Innes