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To build your own Itinerary, click to add an item to your Itinerary basket.
Looking for things to do this May half term in Devon? Escape the ordinary and head to Go Ape Haldon Forest, set among the rolling woodland just outside Exeter, for an unforgettable outdoor adventure.
Perfect for families, friends, and thrill seekers, Go Ape Haldon Forest offers action-packed outdoor activities including two high ropes experiences - both jam packed with tree-to-tree crossings, leaps of faith and epic ziplines. It's an ideal family day out in Devon for anyone searching for May half term activities, things to do with kids, bank holiday treats or outdoor adventures near Exeter.
Our forest doors will be open throughout bank holiday and May half term, making it easy to plan a fun, active day outdoors. Get outside, enjoy the fresh spring air, and spend quality time together while taking on a challenge high in the treetops.
Discover where boring ends and adventure begins - at Go Ape Haldon Forest, one of Devon's most exciting things to do outdoors. The stories you tell start here!
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