Sky Trail Nottingham, Holme Pierrepont

Reviews

1. Erin Thompson ★★★★★

   Amazing! Staff for so so kind too

   almost 11 months ago
2. Henry Cross ★☆☆☆☆

   Not a review of the sky trail itself but the cafe that is run behind it is owned by the rudest man I've ever been so unfortunate to meet. Couldn't pay me to return for any amount of love nor money.

   1 year ago
3. Max Bardwell ★★★★☆

   Two metal frames one higher for older children and adults and one lower frame which is for smaller children. There is a cafe and outdoor seating area if you don't want to participate and only want to watch. You get a harness on and it attaches to the frame at the bottom and can never come out again until you are back down. Which means you are never in danger of falling. There are plenty of passover points so not much risk of getting stuck behind someone and not being able to continue. There is no set route you can tackle the obstacles as you see fit.

   almost 3 years ago

1. Adam Skinner ★★★★☆

   It's fun for kids. Really helps with their confidence.

   almost 4 years ago
2. adam sk ★★★★★

   Is good place to visit with family and pets mini golf and sky trail need to be booked online do to the short staff. Nice coffee shop . Also grate for the bike . Do recommend

   almost 4 years ago
3. Neil ★★★★☆

   Great fun for kids and adults alike. Not as tall as some but this was good for younger kids. Good value for money and was covid safe. An hour includes kitting up which was very quick so good 50 minutes climbing around. Good variety of crossings which vary In difficulty so you can choose how difficult you want route to be. Split into 2 levels if you are not good with heights. Parking is £3 all day so you can take a picnic. There is a small cafe for light snacks. There is a 9 nine hole crazy golf course underneath the sky trail which could do with a bit of modernisation as looking tired and quite pricey for nine holes. Also no score cards or pencils!!!!!

   almost 4 years ago

1. Jamie Sampson ★★★★★

   Really great activity for kids. My three are 8, 6 and 4 and all loved it. Not really challenging for adults, but I don't think adults are the target market. Helpful and friendly staff, though the rules section was spoken a bit too quickly for my kids to catch them all so I had to repeat them. Good Covid precautions throughout the site. Price was reasonable at £11 per person, although I think £9 would have been a bit more on the mark in terms of overall value. There's a cafe on site, but the selection wasn't great for my eldest so we didn't eat there. I expect it would be excellent if we weren't still stuck with Covid. It was very clean throughout and, obviously, take away only. The ladies behind the counter were very friendly even though I didn't buy. There's an ice cream trailer outside, too, which has a reasonable selection at a slightly higher than normal price, but they are good quality. Car parking is free for 30 mins then £3 for 24 hours, which is reasonable. A season pass is £30 for the year for parking, which is well worth it if you're local. Kids are already asking to go again.

   almost 5 years ago
2. tim hoult ★★★★☆

   Enjoyed it , my only feedback would be it took 25 mins to get geared up and get on the trail . Even though your requested to arrive 15 mins before your start time we didnt start getting any equipment until our slot time started. Then 20 odd people had to have their harnesses fitted. Might just be covid cleaning holding things up but it did eat in to the climb time.

   more 6 years ago

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