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Adventure Park
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Parc Aventure SA
Company typeenum
Private
Founded yearint
2001
Descriptiontext

Parc Aventure SA, operating as Adventure Park, is a privately held Swiss corporation that operates a chain of three forest-based adventure parks in the French-speaking cantons of Vaud (Aigle, opened 2001; Signal de Bougy, opened 2006) and Valais (Sion, opened 2009). The company pioneered the accrobranche (treetop adventure park) concept in Switzerland under founder Thierry Chevalley, who previously headed the Villars Ski School. Each park offers age-segmented obstacle courses — Minikids (under 4), Kids (4-7), and Adventurers (8+) — with progressive difficulty from yellow to black, complemented by thrill attractions including the 250-meter dual Big Tyro ziplines at Aigle, Quick Jump free-fall attractions, Tyro Jump, Tyro Express, Speed Tyro, a 10-meter climbing wall, and Escal'Arbre tree climbing.

The core technology is engineered forest infrastructure using a continuous lifeline system for children 4-7 and an intelligent self-belay system with paired carabiners (LockD Clips, deployed 2022) that physically prevents simultaneous unhooking for participants aged 8+, making complete detachment at height mechanically impossible. Park facilities, safety equipment, and tree attachments undergo annual arborist-monitored revision during a five-month November-March maintenance window, with over 20 tonnes of wood ordered annually across the three locations. Seasonal operation runs approximately April to October/November.

Revenue is generated primarily through per-entry admission fees (CHF 5 for Minikids up to CHF 42 for adults, family and group discounts available, 3-hour sessions with equipment included), supplemented by an Aventure Club annual membership offering 50% entry discounts amortized by the fourth visit (CHF 34-84/year), gift vouchers, themed packages (birthday Party Bags CHF 20, combined Parc Aventure + Brasserie La Mine dining packages at CHF 89-100/person, RealFly Climb&Fly), GoPro rentals, and branded merchandise. Distribution is exclusively direct: online ticketing for individuals and small groups up to 10, dedicated reservation flows for groups of 20+, separate booking systems for public and private schools (with distinct pricing tiers), corporate reservations (minimum CHF 780 spend, capacity up to 250), and themed forms for birthdays, stag/hen parties, and summer camps. The customer base is fragmented across families, school groups, corporate team-building, holiday camps, and individual adventure-seekers, served through the parks' own website and three physical locations with no third-party resellers.

Short descriptiontext

Adventure Park (Parc Aventure SA) is a Swiss private operator of three forest-based adventure parks in Aigle, Sion, and Signal de Bougy, offering age-segmented treetop obstacle courses, ziplines, and jump attractions to families, schools, corporate groups, and individual adventure-seekers across French-speaking Switzerland.

Operating statusenum
Operating
Ownership categoryenum
Headcount rangeband
11–50
akta.pro rankint
HeadquartersAigle, Switzerland
HQ citystring
Aigle
HQ countrystring
Switzerland
HQ regionstring
Europe
Markets served

Serves global market

Offices3 records

Each record includes

City, Country, Type, Description, Source

Keyword5 values
adventure park operations, treetop obstacle courses, outdoor recreation services, zipline and tyrolienne experiences, forest adventure activities
Industry3 codes
1Aerial Adventure Parks (Multi-Element Courses)
CodeTHAAACACPrimaryYes
2Adventure Parks & Aerial Courses (Zipline, Ropes, Canopy)
CodeTHAAAAACPrimaryNo
3Youth Adventure Camps & Summer Programs
CodeTHAAAOABPrimaryNo
NAICS code1 code
  • Amusement Parks and Arcades7131
SIC code1 code
  • Services-Amusement & Recreation Services7900
Product category
Outdoor Adventure Recreation
GTM motion2 records

Each record includes

Type, Description, Source

Revenue model7 records
1Individual and Group Admission Fees
TypeOne Time License
Description

Visitors pay per-entry fees based on age category (Minikids, Kids, Children, Teen, Student, Adult) and booking type (individual, family, or group rate). Rates in CHF. Admission includes equipment rental (harness, gloves) for 3 consecutive hours and access to all courses and attractions. Accompanying adults on the ground enter free of charge.

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2Gift Vouchers (Bons-cadeaux)
TypeOne Time License
Description

Pre-paid gift vouchers sold online or at park reception, redeemable for park entry at any of the three locations.

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3Party Bag
TypeOne Time License
Description

Birthday party supply kit sold for CHF 20 at park reception, containing reusable bag, tablecloth, candles, banner, plates, cups, spoons, lighter, paper napkins, and balloons.

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4Merchandise (Shop)
TypeOne Time License
Description

Sale of branded merchandise including caps and beanies, ordered via contact form and delivered by post with invoice.

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5Aventure Club Annual Membership
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Annual membership card offering 50% reduction on all entries for 12 months from purchase date. Membership tiers: Kids CHF 34, Children CHF 56, Teen CHF 64, Student CHF 74, Adult CHF 84. Card amortized by the 4th visit.

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6GoPro Rental
TypeOne Time License
Description

GoPro rental with 16GB SD card included for CHF 20 per session. Available at Aigle and Signal de Bougy parks only.

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7Combined Parc Aventure + Brasserie La Mine Packages
TypeTransaction Fee
Description

Combined adventure + dining package at CHF 100/person (individual) or CHF 89/person (groups of 11+). Includes morning or afternoon park entry plus restaurant meal, beer tasting, and brewery tour.

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Marketing channels7 records

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Title, Type, Stage, Description, Source

Distribution channels7 records

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Title, Type, Scope, Target buyer, Description, Source

Cost components6 values
Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D, Supply Chain, Infrastructure
Pricing details18 tiers
1Minikids (under 4 years) - Sion and Signal de Bougy only
ModelUnit PricingBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

Individual: CHF 5.00

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2Kids (4-7 years)
ModelUnit PricingBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

Individual: CHF 17.00

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3Superkids (6-7 years) - Signal de Bougy and Aigle only
ModelUnit PricingBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

Individual: CHF 22.00 (CHF 17 + CHF 5 supplement)

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4Children (8-11 years)
ModelUnit PricingBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

Individual: CHF 28.00 | Family/Group: CHF 26.00

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5Teen (12-15 years)
ModelUnit PricingBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

Individual: CHF 32.00 | Family/Group: CHF 30.00

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6Student / Apprentice
ModelUnit PricingBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

Individual: CHF 37.00 | Family/Group: CHF 34.00

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7Adult
ModelUnit PricingBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

Individual: CHF 42.00 | Family/Group: CHF 39.00

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8Accompanying adult (ground)
ModelUnit PricingBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

Free

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9Aventure Club Annual Membership - Kids (4-7)
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceAnnual
Notes

CHF 34.00/year - 50% reduction on all entries for 12 months, amortized by 4th visit

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10Aventure Club Annual Membership - Children (8-11)
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceAnnual
Notes

CHF 56.00/year - 50% reduction on all entries for 12 months, amortized by 4th visit

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11Aventure Club Annual Membership - Teen (12-15)
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceAnnual
Notes

CHF 64.00/year - 50% reduction on all entries for 12 months

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12Aventure Club Annual Membership - Student/Apprentice
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceAnnual
Notes

CHF 74.00/year - 50% reduction on all entries for 12 months

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13Aventure Club Annual Membership - Adult
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceAnnual
Notes

CHF 84.00/year - 50% reduction on all entries for 12 months

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14School Outings - Public Schools
ModelUnit PricingBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

Kids (4-7): CHF 15.00 | Child (8-11): CHF 21.00 | Teen (12-15): CHF 25.00 | Student: CHF 29.00 | Adult: CHF 34.00 | 1 free adult entry from 20 paying participants | Accompanyant: free. Prices include equipment for 3 hours.

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15School Outings - Private Schools
ModelUnit PricingBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

Kids (4-7): CHF 17.00 | Child (8-11): CHF 26.00 | Teen (12-15): CHF 30.00 | Student: CHF 34.00 | Adult: CHF 39.00. Prices include equipment for 3 hours.

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16Parc Aventure + Brasserie La Mine combined package
ModelTransaction based/ take rateBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

CHF 100/person (under 11 people) | CHF 89/person (11+ paying participants). Includes park adventure + menu + beer tasting + brewery tour. At Aigle.

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17Party Bag (birthday supplies kit)
ModelUnit PricingBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

CHF 20.00 per kit, contains reusable bag, tablecloth, 12 candles, Happy Birthday banner, 10 plates, 10 cups, 10 spoons, lighter, paper napkins, balloons. Available at all three parks.

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18GoPro Rental
ModelUnit PricingBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

CHF 20.00 per session (16GB SD card included). Available at Aigle and Signal de Bougy only.

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GTM typeB2C
B2C
Offering typeServices
Services
Core offering1 text field

Adventure Park (Parc Aventure) operates three forest-based adventure parks in French-speaking Switzerland (Aigle, Sion, and Signal de Bougy), offering self-belay treetop obstacle courses, ziplines, climbing walls, and jump attractions for visitors aged under 4 to adult. Admission grants 3-hour access to all courses and attractions, with equipment (harness, gloves) included, and the company books group, school, corporate, birthday, stag/hen, and summer-camp experiences through dedicated reservation flows.

Differentiator
Functional benefit
Problem solved
Quantifiable outcome1 of 5 values shown
  • Safety system prevents simultaneous unhooking — impossible for adventurers to be completely unassured at height
+4 more records
Product overview1 text field

Parc Aventure is a Swiss adventure park operator offering tree-based obstacle courses, tyroliennes (zip lines), climbing activities, and jump attractions across three forest locations in Switzerland. The core offering consists of age-differentiated adventure courses: Minikids (under 4 years), Kids (4-7 years), and Adventurers (8+ years), complemented by thrill attractions including Big Tyro (250m zip lines), Quick Jump, Tyro Jump, Tyro Express, Speed Tyro, a Climbing Wall, and Escal'Arbre tree climbing. The company operates three park locations (Aigle, Sion, and Signal de Bougy) with pricing structured around duration (3-hour sessions) and age categories. Additional offerings include the Aventure Club membership (50% discount), Party Bags for birthday celebrations, gift vouchers, group bookings, school programs, and a combined package with Brasserie La Mine. All parks feature intelligent self-belay safety systems with interconnected carabiners that cannot be opened simultaneously.

Product and service3 records
1Parc Aventure Park Entry
CategoryAdventure Park Access
Description

Core offering granting visitors aged under 4 to adult a 3-hour session of access to all treetop courses and attractions at any of the three Swiss park locations (Aigle, Sion, Signal de Bougy), with safety equipment rental included. Priced by age band with family and group rates available.

2School Outings
CategoryGroup Booking - Education
Description

Pre-booked educational adventure sessions for school groups from preschool to high school, with dedicated public and private school pricing tiers, mandatory online reservation, and operator-supervised safety briefings during term-time, Monday-Friday.

3Corporate Events / Company Outings
Scale indicator6 records

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Type, Value, Description, Source

Partnership3 partners
Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2018-01-01
Description

Summer partnership at Parc Aventure Sion offering the 'Climb&Fly' combined experience. Participants do the adventure park tree-top courses followed by the RealFly indoor freefall simulator. Provides a complete adrenaline experience by combining traditional accrobranche with skydiving simulation. Bookings handled through RealFly's website (booking.realfly.ch) or phone 027 322 92 92.

2Brasserie La Mine
Strategic tierMinorTypeGTM or Marketing Partner
Description

Joint offering combining Parc Aventure Aigle with Brasserie La Mine in Bex. Package includes either morning or afternoon adventure session, restaurant meal, beer tasting, and brewery tour. CHF 100/person or CHF 89/person for groups of 11+. Creates cross-promotional opportunity for both businesses.

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3LockD Clips (system provider)
Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or Integration
Description

LockD Clips is the safety equipment provider for the intelligent auto-belay system introduced in 2022. The system uses paired carabiners with handles connected by a textile lanyard, with a magnetic key unlocking mechanism preventing simultaneous unhooking. Ergonomic design suitable for all hand sizes.

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Recent move9 records

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Date, Type, Title, Description, Source

Expansion highlight6 records

Each record includes

Type, Description

Peers10 records
TypeEmerging player
Description

US-based forest adventure park operator offering aerial obstacle courses and ziplines. Comparable by aerial-course product and family/segment focus, though operating in a different regulatory environment.

TypeEmerging player
Description

UK operator focused on high-ropes, tree-top courses, and adventure activities with a smaller site footprint. Partial overlap with Parc Aventure's Adventurers Courses and youth/school segment.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Multi-country operator of tree-top adventure parks with progressive difficulty courses, ziplines, and kids' sections. Comparable as a multi-site aerial adventure chain serving families and groups with tiered pricing.

TypeOthers
Description

National tourism body that drives inbound visitor flow to Swiss leisure operators including adventure parks. Indirect but relevant as the demand-generation channel for Parc Aventure's international and domestic tourism visitors.

5Seilpark Interlaken
TypeDirect peer
Description

Swiss rope/adventure park in the Bernese Oberland offering multi-element aerial courses, ziplines, and free-fall jumps. Directly comparable by product mix, Swiss regulatory environment, and family/team-building customer segments.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Indoor/outdoor adventure activity operator including climbing and high-elements. Partial overlap with Parc Aventure's climbing wall and team-building offerings, particularly the corporate segment.

7Seilpark Rigi
TypeDirect peer
Description

Swiss aerial adventure park operating rope courses and ziplines in a forest/mountain setting. Directly comparable as a Swiss competitor with multi-element courses, age-tiered routes, and similar safety-architecture positioning.

TypeRegional player
Description

Swiss-based indoor adventure and trampoline park operator. Partial overlap with Parc Aventure's youth/family segment but operates indoors and is therefore less weather-sensitive; competitive for discretionary leisure spend in Switzerland.

TypeDirect peer
Description

French network of accrobranche (treetop adventure) parks with multi-element courses, kids' sections, and group bookings. Comparable by product category, French-speaking market overlap with Parc Aventure's Swiss Romandie footprint, and B2B school/corporate bookings.

TypeDirect peer
Description

UK-based forest adventure park chain operating high-ropes, ziplines, and aerial obstacle courses across dozens of sites. Closest direct peer by product (multi-element aerial adventure), target market (families, schools, corporate groups), and forest-park operating model.

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Adventure Park

Outdoor Adventure Recreationparc-aventure.ch

Adventure Park (Parc Aventure SA) is a Swiss private operator of three forest-based adventure parks in Aigle, Sion, and Signal de Bougy, offering age-segmented treetop obstacle courses, ziplines, and jump attractions to families, schools, corporate groups, and individual adventure-seekers across French-speaking Switzerland.

What Adventure Park does

Parc Aventure SA, operating as Adventure Park, is a privately held Swiss corporation that operates a chain of three forest-based adventure parks in the French-speaking cantons of Vaud (Aigle, opened 2001; Signal de Bougy, opened 2006) and Valais (Sion, opened 2009). The company pioneered the accrobranche (treetop adventure park) concept in Switzerland under founder Thierry Chevalley, who previously headed the Villars Ski School. Each park offers age-segmented obstacle courses — Minikids (under 4), Kids (4-7), and Adventurers (8+) — with progressive difficulty from yellow to black, complemented by thrill attractions including the 250-meter dual Big Tyro ziplines at Aigle, Quick Jump free-fall attractions, Tyro Jump, Tyro Express, Speed Tyro, a 10-meter climbing wall, and Escal'Arbre tree climbing.

The core technology is engineered forest infrastructure using a continuous lifeline system for children 4-7 and an intelligent self-belay system with paired carabiners (LockD Clips, deployed 2022) that physically prevents simultaneous unhooking for participants aged 8+, making complete detachment at height mechanically impossible. Park facilities, safety equipment, and tree attachments undergo annual arborist-monitored revision during a five-month November-March maintenance window, with over 20 tonnes of wood ordered annually across the three locations. Seasonal operation runs approximately April to October/November.

Revenue is generated primarily through per-entry admission fees (CHF 5 for Minikids up to CHF 42 for adults, family and group discounts available, 3-hour sessions with equipment included), supplemented by an Aventure Club annual membership offering 50% entry discounts amortized by the fourth visit (CHF 34-84/year), gift vouchers, themed packages (birthday Party Bags CHF 20, combined Parc Aventure + Brasserie La Mine dining packages at CHF 89-100/person, RealFly Climb&Fly), GoPro rentals, and branded merchandise. Distribution is exclusively direct: online ticketing for individuals and small groups up to 10, dedicated reservation flows for groups of 20+, separate booking systems for public and private schools (with distinct pricing tiers), corporate reservations (minimum CHF 780 spend, capacity up to 250), and themed forms for birthdays, stag/hen parties, and summer camps. The customer base is fragmented across families, school groups, corporate team-building, holiday camps, and individual adventure-seekers, served through the parks' own website and three physical locations with no third-party resellers.

Adventure Park firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Adventure Park
Legal name
Parc Aventure SA
Website
https://parc-aventure.ch
Company type
Private
Founded year
2001
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
11–50 employees
Short description
Adventure Park (Parc Aventure SA) is a Swiss private operator of three forest-based adventure parks in Aigle, Sion, and Signal de Bougy, offering age-segmented treetop obstacle courses, ziplines, and jump attractions to families, schools, corporate groups, and individual adventure-seekers across French-speaking Switzerland.
Ownership category
akta.pro rank

Adventure Park industry classification

Industry
Product category
Outdoor Adventure Recreation
NAICS
Amusement Parks and Arcades (7131)
SIC
Services-Amusement & Recreation Services (7900)
akta.pro primary industry
Aerial Adventure Parks (Multi-Element Courses) (THAAACAC)
akta.pro secondary industries
Adventure Parks & Aerial Courses (Zipline, Ropes, Canopy) (THAAAAAC), Youth Adventure Camps & Summer Programs (THAAAOAB)

Keywords

  • Adventure park operations
  • Treetop obstacle courses
  • Outdoor recreation services
  • Zipline and tyrolienne experiences
  • Forest adventure activities

Where Adventure Park is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Aigle
HQ country
Switzerland
HQ region
Europe

Offices3 records

Markets served

Adventure Park business model

Business model
GTM type
B2C
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D, Supply Chain, Infrastructure

Revenue model

  1. Individual and Group Admission Fees: Visitors pay per-entry fees based on age category (Minikids, Kids, Children, Teen, Student, Adult) and booking type (individual, family, or group rate). Rates in CHF. Admission includes equipment rental (harness, gloves) for 3 consecutive hours and access to all courses and attractions. Accompanying adults on the ground enter free of charge.
  2. Gift Vouchers (Bons-cadeaux): Pre-paid gift vouchers sold online or at park reception, redeemable for park entry at any of the three locations.
  3. Party Bag: Birthday party supply kit sold for CHF 20 at park reception, containing reusable bag, tablecloth, candles, banner, plates, cups, spoons, lighter, paper napkins, and balloons.
  4. Merchandise (Shop): Sale of branded merchandise including caps and beanies, ordered via contact form and delivered by post with invoice.
  5. Aventure Club Annual Membership: Annual membership card offering 50% reduction on all entries for 12 months from purchase date. Membership tiers: Kids CHF 34, Children CHF 56, Teen CHF 64, Student CHF 74, Adult CHF 84. Card amortized by the 4th visit.
  6. GoPro Rental: GoPro rental with 16GB SD card included for CHF 20 per session. Available at Aigle and Signal de Bougy parks only.
  7. Combined Parc Aventure + Brasserie La Mine Packages: Combined adventure + dining package at CHF 100/person (individual) or CHF 89/person (groups of 11+). Includes morning or afternoon park entry plus restaurant meal, beer tasting, and brewery tour.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
Unit PricingPay-as-you-goMinikids (under 4 years) - Sion and Signal de Bougy only
Unit PricingPay-as-you-goKids (4-7 years)
Unit PricingPay-as-you-goSuperkids (6-7 years) - Signal de Bougy and Aigle only
Unit PricingPay-as-you-goChildren (8-11 years)
Unit PricingPay-as-you-goTeen (12-15 years)
Unit PricingPay-as-you-goStudent / Apprentice
Unit PricingPay-as-you-goAdult
Unit PricingPay-as-you-goAccompanying adult (ground)
SubscriptionAnnualAventure Club Annual Membership - Kids (4-7)
SubscriptionAnnualAventure Club Annual Membership - Children (8-11)
SubscriptionAnnualAventure Club Annual Membership - Teen (12-15)
SubscriptionAnnualAventure Club Annual Membership - Student/Apprentice
SubscriptionAnnualAventure Club Annual Membership - Adult
Unit PricingPay-as-you-goSchool Outings - Public Schools
Unit PricingPay-as-you-goSchool Outings - Private Schools
Transaction based/ take ratePay-as-you-goParc Aventure + Brasserie La Mine combined package
Unit PricingPay-as-you-goParty Bag (birthday supplies kit)
Unit PricingPay-as-you-goGoPro Rental

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels7 records

Marketing channels7 records

Adventure Park product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Adventure Park (Parc Aventure) operates three forest-based adventure parks in French-speaking Switzerland (Aigle, Sion, and Signal de Bougy), offering self-belay treetop obstacle courses, ziplines, climbing walls, and jump attractions for visitors aged under 4 to adult. Admission grants 3-hour access to all courses and attractions, with equipment (harness, gloves) included, and the company books group, school, corporate, birthday, stag/hen, and summer-camp experiences through dedicated reservation flows.

Product overview

Parc Aventure is a Swiss adventure park operator offering tree-based obstacle courses, tyroliennes (zip lines), climbing activities, and jump attractions across three forest locations in Switzerland. The core offering consists of age-differentiated adventure courses: Minikids (under 4 years), Kids (4-7 years), and Adventurers (8+ years), complemented by thrill attractions including Big Tyro (250m zip lines), Quick Jump, Tyro Jump, Tyro Express, Speed Tyro, a Climbing Wall, and Escal'Arbre tree climbing. The company operates three park locations (Aigle, Sion, and Signal de Bougy) with pricing structured around duration (3-hour sessions) and age categories. Additional offerings include the Aventure Club membership (50% discount), Party Bags for birthday celebrations, gift vouchers, group bookings, school programs, and a combined package with Brasserie La Mine. All parks feature intelligent self-belay safety systems with interconnected carabiners that cannot be opened simultaneously.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Parc Aventure Park Entry Core offering granting visitors aged under 4 to adult a 3-hour session of access to all treetop courses and attractions at any of the three Swiss park locations (Aigle, Sion, Signal de Bougy), with safety equipment rental included. Priced by age band with family and group rates available.
  • School Outings Pre-booked educational adventure sessions for school groups from preschool to high school, with dedicated public and private school pricing tiers, mandatory online reservation, and operator-supervised safety briefings during term-time, Monday-Friday.
  • Corporate Events / Company Outings

Quantifiable outcome

  • Safety system prevents simultaneous unhooking — impossible for adventurers to be completely unassured at height
  • +4 more outcomes

Companies that use Adventure Park

Customer profile

Named customers4 records

Segments6 records

Ideal customer profiles4 records

Adventure Park technology and API

Technology

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API
No
API docs
API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Feature4 records

Adventure Park partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Partnerships

Three partnerships are on record, tiered minor and core.

  • RealFlyminorStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2018Summer partnership at Parc Aventure Sion offering the 'Climb&Fly' combined experience. Participants do the adventure park tree-top courses followed by the RealFly indoor freefall simulator. Provides a complete adrenaline experience by combining traditional accrobranche with skydiving simulation. Bookings handled through RealFly's website (booking.realfly.ch) or phone 027 322 92 92.
  • Brasserie La MineminorGTM or Marketing PartnerJoint offering combining Parc Aventure Aigle with Brasserie La Mine in Bex. Package includes either morning or afternoon adventure session, restaurant meal, beer tasting, and brewery tour. CHF 100/person or CHF 89/person for groups of 11+. Creates cross-promotional opportunity for both businesses.
  • LockD Clips (system provider)coreTechnology or IntegrationLockD Clips is the safety equipment provider for the intelligent auto-belay system introduced in 2022. The system uses paired carabiners with handles connected by a textile lanyard, with a magnetic key unlocking mechanism preventing simultaneous unhooking. Ergonomic design suitable for all hand sizes.

Scale indicators6 records

Recent moves9 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Adventure Park competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Emerging players

  • Treetop Adventure: US-based forest adventure park operator offering aerial obstacle courses and ziplines. Comparable by aerial-course product and family/segment focus, though operating in a different regulatory environment.
  • HighWire: UK operator focused on high-ropes, tree-top courses, and adventure activities with a smaller site footprint. Partial overlap with Parc Aventure's Adventurers Courses and youth/school segment.
  • BaseCamp Lodge / Indoor Adventure Brands: Indoor/outdoor adventure activity operator including climbing and high-elements. Partial overlap with Parc Aventure's climbing wall and team-building offerings, particularly the corporate segment.

Direct peers

  • Acrobranch: Multi-country operator of tree-top adventure parks with progressive difficulty courses, ziplines, and kids' sections. Comparable as a multi-site aerial adventure chain serving families and groups with tiered pricing.
  • Seilpark Interlaken: Swiss rope/adventure park in the Bernese Oberland offering multi-element aerial courses, ziplines, and free-fall jumps. Directly comparable by product mix, Swiss regulatory environment, and family/team-building customer segments.
  • Seilpark Rigi: Swiss aerial adventure park operating rope courses and ziplines in a forest/mountain setting. Directly comparable as a Swiss competitor with multi-element courses, age-tiered routes, and similar safety-architecture positioning.
  • Forêt Aventures: French network of accrobranche (treetop adventure) parks with multi-element courses, kids' sections, and group bookings. Comparable by product category, French-speaking market overlap with Parc Aventure's Swiss Romandie footprint, and B2B school/corporate bookings.
  • Go Ape: UK-based forest adventure park chain operating high-ropes, ziplines, and aerial obstacle courses across dozens of sites. Closest direct peer by product (multi-element aerial adventure), target market (families, schools, corporate groups), and forest-park operating model.

Others

  • Office de Tourisme / Swiss Tourism: National tourism body that drives inbound visitor flow to Swiss leisure operators including adventure parks. Indirect but relevant as the demand-generation channel for Parc Aventure's international and domestic tourism visitors.

Regional players

  • Altitude Park: Swiss-based indoor adventure and trampoline park operator. Partial overlap with Parc Aventure's youth/family segment but operates indoors and is therefore less weather-sensitive; competitive for discretionary leisure spend in Switzerland.

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Frequently asked questions about Adventure Park

What does Adventure Park do?

Adventure Park (Parc Aventure) operates three forest-based adventure parks in French-speaking Switzerland (Aigle, Sion, and Signal de Bougy), offering self-belay treetop obstacle courses, ziplines, climbing walls, and jump attractions for visitors aged under 4 to adult. Admission grants 3-hour access to all courses and attractions, with equipment (harness, gloves) included, and the company books group, school, corporate, birthday, stag/hen, and summer-camp experiences through dedicated reservation flows.

Is Adventure Park a public or private company?

Adventure Park is a private company. It is classified as founder individual operated bootstrapped and is currently operating.

When was Adventure Park founded?

Adventure Park was founded in 2001. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is Adventure Park based?

Adventure Park is headquartered in Aigle, Switzerland, in the Europe region.

How does Adventure Park make money?

Seven revenue lines are on record. Individual and Group Admission Fees are the primary driver. The others are gift Vouchers (Bons-cadeaux), party Bag, merchandise (Shop), aventure Club Annual Membership, goPro Rental and combined Parc Aventure + Brasserie La Mine Packages.

Who are Adventure Park's main competitors?

Emerging players on record are Treetop Adventure, HighWire and BaseCamp Lodge / Indoor Adventure Brands. Direct peers are Acrobranch, Seilpark Interlaken, Seilpark Rigi, Forêt Aventures and Go Ape. Office de Tourisme / Swiss Tourism is listed as an others. Altitude Park is listed as a regional player.

Does Adventure Park have an API?

No public API is recorded for Adventure Park.

What industry is Adventure Park in?

Adventure Park's product category is Outdoor Adventure Recreation. Its primary akta.pro industry code is THAAACAC, Aerial Adventure Parks (Multi-Element Courses), with a secondary code of THAAAAAC, Adventure Parks & Aerial Courses (Zipline, Ropes, Canopy). Its NAICS code is 7131 and its SIC code is 7900.

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