Giant trampolines await you at Espace Rambouillet, in the Emile l'écureuil forest.

Tarzan had better watch out: you too can leap from tree to tree, with the grace of a small squirrel. That's the experienceEspace Rambouillet is offering this summer, from July 9, 2023. The forest and animal park invites us to come and have fun in the forest of Emile the squirrel, a funny place lined with giant suspended trampolines.

A secure course of over 1,000 m² has been designed between the trees of this forest. Stretched nets let you play and jump, between heaven and earth. Young and old alike can discover the nature park from a different angle, at eye level with some of the animals. A fun, sporting and unusual experience for a summer in the heart of nature.

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The nets can be used as trampolines, but also as paths, with footbridges, tunnels and wide spaces to travel freely from tree to tree. Follow Emile the squirrel, and learn more about the forestecosystem and its many inhabitants. Between pirouettes and cat jumps, young adventurers can discover the various educational elements installed along the way. And to get back down to earth, nothing could be simpler: use the slides!

This playful experience has been created with respect for the environment: the nets are hand-woven in Brittany, and installed in such a way as not to damage the trees. So you can enjoy this play area, and admire nature up close, without harming it.

This summer, come and meet the flora and fauna of Rambouillet, in the Emile l'écureuil forest!

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