Up for a challenge? Adventure parks to try in Romania

Adventure parks can be a fun and healthy way to spend a weekend outdoors with family and friends, and Romania offers plenty of choices. Going on off-road trails, climbing walls or trying zip lines are some of the options to spend your free time. Here’s a list of adventure parks to try in Romania.

Edenland Park Located at some 20 km from Bucharest, in the village of Balotesti, Edenland Park opened in 2014 after an investment of EUR 800,000. It offers a wide range of activities, such as tree courses, wall climbing, airsoft, archery, paintball, horse riding and bike rental. It also includes an animal farm, which the children usually love, and tree houses. Opening hours: Daily starting 10:00 Access tariffs: RON 10 per person for adults, RON 5 per person for children aged over 3, and free of charge for smaller children. Activities are paid separately from the access fee to the park. More details are available here. Parc Aventura Brasov This adventure park is located in the famous mountain resort of Brasov, so it’s a place to add to the list of things to do during a vacation in this area. It has 15 routes with progressive levels of difficulty, each marked with a different color: there are four purple routes for children under 8, three yellow routes for children under 8 and for beginners - at a height of max. 3m, and three green routes, which are also easier and don’t exceed the height of 6m. Those who want to try something more difficult can opt for the black route or the Great Zip Line Over the Lake. Opening Hours: In summer months – Monday to Sunday between 10:00 and 20:00 Tariffs: RON 50 per person for adults, RON 40 for children aged 4-11. There are also tariffs for groups, and all include three hours of adventure. More details here. Arsenal Park This is a place military fans should add to the list of places to see. Located in the city of Orastie, in Hunedoara county, Arsenal Park covers 88 hectares and is more than an adventure park, as visitors can also eat and sleep there, in Army-like places, or enjoy some relaxing moments in the Dacian Village. The complex also features an aquapark, an adventure park, sports fields, a skate park, a fitness park, and an entertainment center. Among the activities the visitors can try, there are paintball, airsoft, archery, military training, and rides in armored military carriers. Prices vary depending on the type of activity. Find out more here. Aventura Parc Dragus Aventura Parc Dragus is located in Dragus, at 24 km from the city of Fagaras, and at only 1 km from Sambata de Sus Monastery. Access is made on E68 DN1 from Fagaras to Sibiu. The park offers a wide range of activities, such as eight adventure routes, climbing, archery, mini-golf and paintball. Opening hours: Daily from 10:00 to 19:00 Tariffs: Vary depending on the type of activity the visitor chooses More details can be found