Opening times
Opening days vary by season, so check Landmark’s official calendar before travelling.
Landmark Forest Adventure Park is one of the strongest full-day family attractions near Aviemore, especially for children who want rides, forest play, climbing, slides and hands-on attractions in one place. This page helps you decide how long to allow, what age it suits best, what to wear, whether toddlers will get enough from it, and what to check before booking tickets.
Best for Families near Aviemore or the Cairngorms who want a full, activity-heavy day with rides, forest attractions and enough to keep primary-age children busy for several hours
Opening times
Opening days vary by season, so check Landmark’s official calendar before travelling.
Tickets
Tickets are date-specific and vary by season, age and whether you book online in advance. Landmark’s official booking currently shows advance and on-the-day price bands, with online advance savings available. Check the official ticket page before travelling, especially during school holidays or short-term offers.
Entry type
Date-specific paid admission. Online advance tickets may be cheaper than on-the-day tickets. Under-3s are free, and Landmark also lists separate disabled visitor and essential carer ticket options.
Address
Carrbridge, Inverness-shire PH23 3AJ
Parking and access
There is lots of on-site parking, but caravans and other larger vehicles are asked to use Carrbridge public car park about 400 metres away.
Visit length
Allow 4 to 6 hours if you want time for the main attractions, food stops, and a slower pace with younger children.
Last entry
Opening days vary by season, and the park uses a date-led calendar rather than one fixed last-entry cutoff.
Landmark works best when you treat it as the main plan for the day. The ticket covers a wide mix of attractions, and the official site says most visitors spend more than five hours in the park.
Landmark is strongest for primary-age children and confident younger children who can use a good spread of the rides, slides, forest play and adventure attractions. Toddlers are not excluded — Landmark says there are attractions for younger visitors, and under-3s get free entry — but the best value is usually for children old enough to use more of the park.
Some bigger attractions have height or age restrictions, so check the official attraction rules before promising a specific ride. As a rough parent judgement, Landmark is best as a full-day adventure for children who like doing, climbing, exploring and moving between lots of different activities.
Landmark says most visitors spend over five hours in the park. For BonnieDaysOut, 4 to 6 hours is the safest planning range for families.
Wear sensible shoes and comfortable clothes. Some attractions have footwear, loose clothing or harness rules.
Bigger attractions such as SkyDive, RopeworX and other adventure areas have restrictions, so check before promising a specific ride.
Landmark says there is a picnic area, and visitors can leave and re-enter during the day with a hand stamp.
Landmark is in Carrbridge, near Aviemore, so it works best as the main plan for a Highlands family day rather than a quick stop.
Yes, if you can give it enough time. Landmark is most worth it for families who want one big Cairngorms day with rides, forest play, climbing attractions, dinosaurs, slides and food stops in one place. It is weaker value as a quick stop, or if your child is too young or too small for many of the bigger adventure attractions.
For toddlers, the question is not “is there anything to do?” — there is. The better question is whether your toddler will use enough of the park to justify the cost and travel. For primary-age children and mixed-age families, Landmark is one of the clearer full-day choices around Aviemore.
Allow 4 to 6 hours for a family visit. Landmark says most visitors spend over five hours in the park, and that feels realistic if you want time for the main attractions, food stops and a slower pace with younger children.
Ticket prices vary by season, age and whether you book online in advance. Landmark’s official booking shows date-specific tickets and online advance savings, so check the official ticket page before travelling. Avoid relying on old price screenshots or random voucher-code pages.
Landmark suits a broad age range, but it is strongest for primary-age children and confident younger children who can use more of the rides, slides, climbing areas and forest attractions. Toddlers have options too, but some bigger attractions have height, age or weight restrictions.
It can be, but it depends on your toddler. Landmark says there are attractions for younger visitors, and under-3s get free entry. The best value is still usually for children old enough to use more of the park, especially if you are travelling a long way.
Landmark Forest Adventure Park is in Carrbridge, near Aviemore, in the Cairngorms National Park. It is just off the A9 and works well as part of an Aviemore or Highlands family day.
Wear sensible shoes and comfortable clothes for a woodland adventure park. Some attractions have footwear or harness rules, and parts of the park involve outdoor paths, climbing, slides or weather-exposed areas.
Yes. Landmark says there is a picnic area, and visitors can leave and re-enter during the day with a hand stamp. There are also food options inside the park if you would rather buy food there.
Landmark’s SkyDive is a parachute-jump-style attraction. The official page lists a minimum height of 1.4m, a maximum weight of 17 stone, no loose or thin footwear, no bare skin under the harness, and a requirement to climb fifty steps easily.
Landmark works well as the main activity for an Aviemore or Cairngorms family day. If you are planning a longer trip, compare it with nearby family options on BonnieDaysOut and use the map or trip planner to build a simple Highland shortlist.
BonnieDaysOut does not list unverified discount codes. Landmark sometimes promotes official advance-booking savings, seasonal offers or passes, so check Landmark’s own ticket page for current offers before booking.
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