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G3670UEpeterl

We had a fantastic time until we reached the 9m (29.5ft) platform, where my 19 year old son performed a perfect pencil jump as instructed. The force of hitting the water resulted in him fracturing his spine in two places. I am sure that this is not a common occurrence but it is worth considering the risks especially before performing the higher jumps e.g. above 5m. Our son was incapacitated for 3 months and had to wear a brace for most of the summer. He has now, thankfully, made a full recovery; the consultant said he was lucky as a couple more millimetres on the fracture would have been life changing.We also had an issue with our travel insurance (Nationwide) who abandoned us in France with our son in hospital and left us with no option but to organise repatriation ourselves. On appeal in the UK they eventually paid up; the policy had a canyoning exclusion and they initially argued that due to the park’s theme and name we were not covered. I would recommend anyone visiting the park to check their cover includes this activity before participating (preferably in writing). The park itself does have insurance but after taking legal advice we were told we were unlikely to be able to claim under French law, as you take part ‘at your own risk’, something that was not explained to us until after the accident.I am sure that this is much safer than ‘real’ canyoning and we have just have been very unlucky. As the park was man made, advertised as totally secure and supervised we did not think to make the same risk analyses that would have been normal had we chosen to do this in the wild.The staff were very helpful and lent us a car to follow the ambulance to the hospital.Please note the accident occurred in June 2013 but we were not able to update Trip Advisor while legal and insurance proceedings were continuing, hence the late post.

186davido

This looks very average from the outside and the idea of artificial canyoning when there are real mountains to visit meant we arrived with relatively low expectations. And it was raining when we arrived. But it's actually ideal for a family - and France has a great attitude to H&S - if a 9 yr old can swim strongly and isn't afraid of heights they can participate fully...great fun and the first tandem Ariel runway we have found

505KimD

Our party of 7 (4 kids and 3 adults) had a wonderful time! Very professional coaching by the supervisors, nice equipment, a lot of fun. Thank you to our moniteur, I believe his name was Christian ? Very nice people at the reception, a lot of fun to talk with.

ally2

great fun! felt it was safe with a good number of supervisors. not all had good English though. this is definitely not for the faint hearted and a level of fitness is required for the climbing. wouldn't advise for anyone one who is not a fairly competent swimmer

nang123

Eddie did this and was the oldest person in the group. He was very brave and only missed out a couple of the highest jumps (9 meter jump and 9 meter slide). Not cheap indeed but very good value. The French attitude to health and safety is different from the British one: it was just assumed that everyone could swim, whereas in Britain they probably would have to sign a form just to absolve the owners of any responsibility in case of accident. A lovely park with lots of choice of adventures for all ages. Joshua did the "Parcours Ouistiti" for little ones and it was very safe.

hertswaters

my two teenagers (15 & 13) and my big kid of a husband absolutely loved this afternoon out. Not cheap ( 93 euro for 3) but fantastic value for money. Very well organised. Not for anyone unfit or scared of heights - even my normally brave 13 year old found some of the jumps too scary.There are no shortcuts if you don't like it - you just have to climb back down but there were a few who didn't do all of the jumps. If water isn't your thing then the aerial adventure park on the same site looked lovely and it looked as though you could clip in and out when and where you wanted so you could take it at your own pace, whereas the canyoning park was a defined slot with a group of about 10. Very well supervised.It took about 90 minutes in totalThe jumps and whole activity was thrilling. I had a prime position in a lovely shaded viewing gallery which was perfect for taking shots of the group and the cafe served snacks,icecreams and drinks at a reasonable price-it was about 6 euro for a sandwich and a drink. I would advise booking early as there were limited slots available. Easy to find just head for Luna ParkAll in all much more fun than a standard water park

RayW910

Great day out for the kids, guided adventure lasts about 1hr and 1/2. Quite expensive but they all said best day of the holiday. Not one for a fear of heights, but very safe.

SimonO93

Great fun and pretty authentic, but there are cheats, should any of the younger ones not fancy some of the higher jumps. Pre-book to avoid disappointment

MotherInDistress

This was great fun but you need to be quite fit to complete the outing

Chapmanberkshire

We were a group of 8 - my husband and I my 16 year old daughter and two friends and my 21 year old daughter and her boyfriend. I suggested this trip but as I don't like heights I'm not quite sure why I did this! The kids & my husband loved it - I am afraid I ducked out after my first jump.The park has been really cleverly made - we all had safety hats, wet suits and shoes (I should have guessed at this point it was probably not for me!). You climp up the rocks (very safe and then either jump or slide into the pool (depending on the pool). I won't go into too much detail but there is a hidden suprise. The kids & the very large kid (aka Hubby) loved it and would definately go again. I will also re-visit and take photos! There is a great zip wire at the end.All in all a very different activity that you would not find in the UK

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