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Fun Forest Netherlands is a Dutch operator of outdoor climbing forests (klimbossen) offering treetop adventure courses, ziplines and children's climbing experiences across multiple locations in the Netherlands.

Last updated September 26, 2026

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Overview

Fun Forest Netherlands is a Dutch adventure park operator that runs a chain of outdoor climbing forests, known in Dutch as 'klimbossen'. According to its official website, the brand operates four unique climbing forests spread across the Netherlands, specifically in Almere, Amsterdam, Rotterdam and Venlo. The parks are positioned as active, nature-based leisure destinations where visitors climb high among the trees, tackle ziplines and push their own limits, with routes designed to suit a wide range of ages and abilities. The core offering is a set of self-guided treetop courses of varying difficulty, allowing each visitor to choose how challenging their adventure will be. Fun Forest markets the experience around adrenaline, health and weather resilience: climbing among the trees is presented as an adrenaline kick, as beneficial for stress and blood pressure, and as relatively dry and cool thanks to the forest canopy. Beyond individual visits, the brand also promotes group and family occasions such as children's birthday parties held high in the trees. A notable recent addition highlighted on the website is a product aimed at the youngest visitors. In Amsterdam and Rotterdam, Fun Forest has introduced 'Explorer' courses designed specifically for pre-school children from the age of three, described as the very first climbing courses of their kind for that age group. These are presented as a real first climbing experience, designed at the level of young children so that they can try, discover and grow safely, rather than a simple playground climbing frame. Commercially, Fun Forest Netherlands is a consumer-facing leisure brand rather than a manufacturer or retailer. It sells tickets to its own attractions, operates a route planner and publishes current opening hours on its website, and displays a Google rating of 4.6 on its homepage. The brand is documented in Wikidata as a 'Dutch adventure park operator'. Detailed public information about its corporate ownership, founding date and financial structure is limited in the available evidence, and the dossier therefore leaves those fields unset rather than guessing.

History

Fun Forest Netherlands is a Dutch adventure park operator, described in Wikidata as such, that has developed a chain of outdoor climbing forests under the Fun Forest brand. The available evidence does not specify a founding date or the corporate history behind the brand, so the account below is limited to what the official website and Wikidata support. The brand's model is the 'klimbos' — a climbing forest in which visitors move through courses built among the trees, using harnesses and safety systems, with routes of differing difficulty. Fun Forest has expanded this model to four locations across the Netherlands: Almere, Amsterdam, Rotterdam and Venlo. This multi-site footprint is central to the brand's identity, which presents itself as offering 'the nicest climbing forests throughout the Netherlands'. Over time the offer has broadened beyond a single generic climbing experience. The website emphasises that visitors choose their own level of challenge, and that there is a suitable challenge for everyone from young to old. It also markets the experience on health and wellbeing grounds, claiming that climbing in the forests stimulates oxytocin, lowers stress and blood pressure, and increases creativity, and notes the practical advantage that the tree canopy keeps visitors relatively dry in rain and cooler on hot days. The most clearly dated product development visible in the evidence is the introduction of the 'Explorer' courses for the very youngest visitors. In Amsterdam and Rotterdam, Fun Forest now offers what it describes as the first Explorer courses specially designed for pre-schoolers from the age of three. These are positioned as a genuine first climbing experience rather than a playground climbing frame, designed at the level of young children so they can safely try, discover and grow. The website frames this as a new addition ('Nieuw'), indicating it is a recent extension of the brand's product range. Alongside individual and family visits, Fun Forest promotes group occasions, notably children's birthday parties held high in the trees, which the website calls 'the coolest children's party high in the trees'. Commercially, the brand sells tickets directly through its website, provides a route planner and publishes current opening hours, and displays a Google rating of 4.6 on its homepage. No information on ownership, parent company, founding year or financial performance is available in the supplied evidence, and those details are therefore not asserted here.

  • Fun Forest operates four climbing forests in the Netherlands, in Almere, Amsterdam, Rotterdam and Venlo.

  • Introduction of Explorer courses for pre-school children from age 3 in Amsterdam and Rotterdam, described on the website as a new addition.

Products and positioning

Active, nature-based outdoor adventure leisure for all ages, from young children to adults, with self-selected difficulty levels.

  • Treetop climbing courses (klimbossen)

    Self-guided courses of varying difficulty among the trees, with ziplines, for visitors from young to old.

  • Explorer courses

    Courses specially designed for pre-school children from age 3, available in Amsterdam and Rotterdam.

  • Children's birthday parties

    Birthday celebrations held high in the trees at Fun Forest parks.

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