WildNets Adventure Park Port Macquarie

WildNets Adventure Park is located in the Cowarra Forest between Port Macquarie and Wauchope, an easy 3 minutes off the Pacific Highway, roughly 10 minutes from both Port Macquarie's CBD and Wauchope. Carers of customers with companion cards can participate for free. Visitors requiring assistance animals are asked to contact WildNets prior to arrival so appropriate arrangements can be made, with the park working to accommodate assistance animals wherever practical while maintaining visitor safety and animal welfare.

Entry fees range from $15–$25, with discounts available for groups and families. Visitors must wear fully flat, enclosed shoes, with hire shoes available if needed. The park closes during heavy rain, lightning, or strong wind.

Opening Hours:
School terms — Monday–Sunday, 9am–5pm
School and public holidays — Monday–Sunday, 9am–5pm (closed Christmas Day)

Contact:
Phone: 0478 048 748
Email: [email protected]

Visitors with mobility limitations, sensory sensitivities, medical conditions, or those requiring carer support or additional accessibility information are encouraged to contact WildNets ahead of their visit, so staff can help identify suitable experiences and discuss specific requirements.

Arrival and Guulabaa Hub Access
Visitors arriving at Guulabaa have access to designated accessible parking, drop-off areas, clearly marked pathways, accessible entry to the Visitor Hub, and rest seating, with staff available to assist from the parking area through to reception. The Visitor Hub itself includes accessible building entry, lift access, accessible toilets, an accessible café and dining area, indoor and outdoor seating, visitor information services, and accessible interpretive displays — all of which can be enjoyed even by visitors not participating in WildNets activities.

Suspended Nets Experience
Many of WildNets' activities are designed for a broad range of visitors, featuring enclosed netted play areas, large elevated net structures, treehouses, forest viewing platforms, self-paced exploration, and resting areas throughout. Participation requirements vary by activity, and visitors are encouraged to discuss any concerns with staff before booking.

High Ropes and Adventure Activities
Some activities involve climbing, balancing, elevated platforms, physical exertion, harness use, and height exposure, and may not suit all visitors. Staff can advise on suitability and alternative options within the precinct.

Quiet Canopy Sessions
For visitors who may benefit from a lower-sensory experience — including neurodiverse visitors, those with sensory sensitivities, young children, and first-time participants — WildNets offers Quiet Canopy sessions featuring reduced visitor numbers, a calmer environment, lower noise levels, additional staff support, and greater time and flexibility.

Room Intensity Levels

• Green Rooms — Ideal for younger children and adults; lower-intensity activities including ball pits, mazes, beanbags, treehouses, and gentle nets, with easy movement between rooms.

• Blue Rooms — Ideal for older kids and adults; medium-intensity activities connected by suspended bridges, with relaxing spots to watch others.

• Red Rooms — Ideal for teens and adults; higher-intensity activities including bouncier nets, large inflatables, and a racecourse.