Back to Nature at Umberslade Adventure
Meet the Creator
Solihull
Our Arrival & First Impressions
Our first impression of Umberslade Adventure was that it is a beautiful, hidden woodland escape that feels safe and family-friendly.
Activities Breakdown
Our day at Umberslade Adventure was packed with a mix of fantastic outdoor challenges and a few minor frustrations regarding extra costs.
- The Low Ropes & Commando Courses
- The 420-Foot Zip Line
- 15-Metre Tree Climbing
- Den Building & Trails
- 1
Low ropes
Enjoyed by everyone - 2
Den building
Fantastic team work - 3
Picnic area
Shaded place for our lunch
Food & Drink
The food and drink options at Umberslade Adventure are very limited, so we highly recommend packing your own picnic instead.The onsite food is based out of the small Bluebells Lodge coffee shack. While it is handy for a quick warm-up, it does not offer full meals.
Money-Saving Tip
Bring your own packed lunch
Pros & Cons Summary
What We Loved
Brilliant Low Ropes Course- Thrilling Zip Line
- Non-Commercial Atmosphere
Could Be Better
Pay-Per-Ride Extras- Weather Dependent
Overall Verdict & Ratings
It ok
Have to pay for most thrilling things
Bring your own food
It ok
Fantastic day out
Few out of fun and happy kids
The Final Verdict:
As a whole, the venue offers a brilliant breath of fresh air and a wonderful way to get kids off screens and into nature. However, the pricing structure leaves a bit of a sour taste. It feels cheeky to pay an entry fee just to walk into the woods, only to be asked for more money for the best activities.
"Umberslade Adventure is a fantastic, rustic day out if you plan ahead, but it can easily turn into an expensive disappointment if you do not."Sylvia Adamuszek
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