Outdoor Activity
Event
FAMILY FUN DAYS
The Jungle NI
Cost:
Entry is free, purchase tokens on the day to take part in activities
Enjoy unique adventure activities at budget prices!
Similar to a fun-fair, The Jungle’s Family Fun Day is an open-park day and offers a range of outdoor activities by token. Simply buy as many tokens you wish, exchange your tokens for the activity, or activities, of your preference and enjoy a fun family experience day unlike any other!
Suitable for all ages and abilities – book online today!
This fantastic family attraction is available from 11am to 4pm on selected Sundays and Bank Holiday Mondays, March through September. With both kids activities and adult adventures to be had, there is something for everyone at Northern Ireland’s leading Outdoor Adventure Centre, The Jungle!
Book online for 11am. (You can arrive any time between 11am and 4pm – keep in mind it finishes at 4pm)
Sector:
- Children and families
- Health and wellbeing
- Sport/recreation
- Young people
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Location
60 Desertmartin Road
Moneymore
BT45 7RB
United Kingdom
Contact Details
Group bookings for groups can be made in advance, email [email protected]
More Information
FAMILY FUN DAYS
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