Waldkletterpark Oberbayern

What makes Waldkletterpark Oberbayern special

The site lies near Jetzendorf, roughly halfway between Munich and Ingolstadt, putting it within a short hour of both cities.

The price is the same whenever you come. “No surcharges for weekends, holidays or public holidays” is written plainly on the operator's price page — and among the Bavarian sites in this directory that is the exception. At several others a Saturday costs 4.50 € more per person, which for a family quickly adds up to a meal out.

Height is measured, not age. Between 1.15 m and 1.30 m it is the children's course; from 1.30 m the rest opens up. If you are bringing a tall five-year-old or a small ten-year-old, measure rather than calculate.

An option for adults who would rather stay low: the low ropes course on its own costs 23 € instead of 32 €. That is an honest choice for companions who want to join in but not at twelve metres.

Part of the service is that the trainers fit the harnesses themselves — it sounds minor, but with children it saves time and arguments. Climbing time is three hours.

For regulars there are ten-visit passes, valid three years but personalised and sold on site only. People with a B-marked disability pass pay a flat 20 € including a companion. An adventure minigolf course sits next door.