Go Wild! Indoor Trampoline & Adventure Park East Sussex is an action-packed trampoline park bursting with high-flying thrills, exciting challenges that will create a fantastic reward trip for your school groups. Here students can improve their team building skills, physical fitness and develop their social skills, motor skills while being in a safe environment.
South East
Go Wild! Indoor Trampoline & Adventure Park East Sussex, Ghyll Road Industrial Estate, Heathfield, East Sussex, TN21 8AW
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What does your venue offer for school trips
Go Wild! Indoor Trampoline & Adventure Park East Sussex is an indoor trampoline and adventure park in Heathfield, East Sussex, offering a fantastic destination for active school trips, group outings and end-of-term celebrations. So if you are looking for an action-packed school trip that’s bursting with energy, excitement and adventure, this is the perfect place.
With over 25,000 square feet of activities under one roof, there’s plenty to keep pupils entertained, challenged and on the move!
From wall-to-wall trampolines and foam pits to climbing challenges, basketball hoops and trampoline dodgeball, Go Wild! offers a whole host of opportunities for pupils to bounce, leap, climb and explore.
The Rainforest Adventure Course adds another dimension to the fun, challenging pupils to navigate obstacles, develop their balance and coordination, and test their confidence.
Whether you’re planning a primary or secondary school trip, a PE enrichment activity, a team-building day or a well-earned end-of-term treat, Go Wild! offers an exciting environment where pupils can get active, try something new and enjoy shared experiences outside the classroom.
What makes you a great choice for educational visits
Learning doesn’t always have to happen sitting at a desk!
At Go Wild!, pupils can develop valuable physical and social skills while having a fantastic time.
Our exciting range of indoor activities encourages children and young people to challenge themselves, build confidence and enjoy being active in a fun, supportive environment.
A visit to Go Wild! can help pupils:
- Develop balance and coordination: Trampolining, climbing and obstacle activities encourage movement, agility and body awareness.
- Build confidence and resilience: Trying new challenges gives pupils opportunities to overcome nerves, persevere and celebrate their achievements.
- Encourage teamwork and communication: Group activities and friendly competition provide opportunities to work together, communicate and support classmates.
- Promote physical activity: Our indoor adventure park offers an exciting alternative to traditional sports, encouraging pupils to get moving and enjoy exercise.
- Strengthen friendships: Shared challenges and experiences can help pupils develop positive relationships and create lasting memories.
With a huge range of activities under one roof, Go Wild! is also a fantastic all-weather school trip destination, so there’s no need to worry about the British weather spoiling the fun!
What is typically included on your school trips relating to Key Stage or Curriculum Topic info
While Go Wild! does not offer traditional classroom-based educational workshops, our activities provide opportunities to support elements of the PE curriculum, physical development and personal development.
Key Stage 1 and 2 – Primary School
Activities can help pupils develop balance, agility, coordination and confidence through active play and physical challenges.
Curriculum connections include:
- Physical Education: fundamental movement skills, balance, agility and coordination.
- Personal development: confidence, perseverance and resilience.
- Social development: teamwork, communication and cooperation.
Key Stage 3 and 4 – Secondary School
Our trampoline and adventure activities offer opportunities to develop physical fitness, coordination, teamwork and problem-solving skills.
Curriculum connections include:
- Physical Education: physical fitness, movement skills and personal challenge.
- Personal development: confidence, resilience and self-motivation.
- Teamwork: communication, cooperation and positive relationships.
Post-16 and Further Education
Go Wild! can also provide an exciting setting for group activities, social enrichment, team-building experiences and student celebrations.
Visits are particularly suitable for schools and colleges looking to combine physical activity with social development and group bonding.
These are suggested curriculum connections rather than formal curriculum-linked lessons.
Group sizes
Go Wild! can accommodate up to 120 participants in the trampoline arena at one time. Bespoke arrangements available for larger groups.
School groups and larger parties are encouraged to contact the team to discuss their requirements and available group booking options.
Children aged 1–3 years using the trampolines must be actively supervised on the equipment by a participating adult aged 18 or over.
Materials provided
Go Wild! primarily offers activity-based experiences rather than classroom teaching sessions.
Photography, filming & audio restrictions
Visitors may take photographs or recordings of themselves and members of their own party for personal use.
Visitors must take reasonable care not to photograph or record other visitors without their permission.
Photography and recording are prohibited in:
- Toilets;
- Changing areas;
- First-aid areas; and
- Any other area identified by Go Wild.
Photography or recording must not interfere with an Activity, distract a Participant or involve taking a phone, camera or loose equipment onto activity equipment.
Go Wild may require photography or recording to stop where it is considered intrusive, inappropriate, unsafe or contrary to safeguarding requirements.
Risk assessment
Go Wild! requires signed participation waivers and mandatory safety briefings before activities.
Every participant must have a valid Go Wild! waiver and watch the mandatory safety briefing before taking part.
Please speak to a member of staff if a participant requires additional help to understand the safety instructions.
Parents, guardians and carers remain responsible for the supervision, care and behaviour of the children and vulnerable visitors in their group. Go Wild! staff monitor activities for safety but do not provide one-to-one supervision or personal care.
Booking details
info@go-wild.com / 01435 863277
Pricing
Please contact info@go-wild.com to discuss pricing. Bespoke arrangements available for larger groups.
Clothing requirements
Clothing must not include exposed buckles, sharp fittings, loose cords or other items likely to cause injury or damage equipment.
Go Wild trampoline grip socks must be worn by every Participant using the trampolines or any other Activity where grip socks are required.
Shoes must be removed where directed. Jewellery, watches, keys, phones, coins and other loose, sharp or potentially hazardous items must not be taken onto activity equipment.
Long hair is recommended to be tied back for safety.
First Aid
Qualified first aiders are on duty during opening hours.
Available facilities
Go Wild! offers a large indoor trampoline and adventure park, with a range of activities suitable for school groups. Plus: Café, free lockers, toilets, free parking (subject to availability) and free Wi-Fi. Outside food and packed lunches are not normally permitted.
Accessibility & disabled facilities
A lift is available between the public levels of the building. The lift may occasionally be unavailable because of maintenance, servicing or an unexpected fault. Visitors who rely on the elevator are encouraged to contact us before travelling so that we can confirm its availability.
An accessible toilet is located downstairs on the ground floor.
Some activities involve trampolines, climbing, steps, obstacles or changes in level and may not be suitable or accessible for every visitor.
Schools with additional accessibility or support requirements are encouraged to discuss their group’s needs with the Go Wild! team before booking.
Visitors with special educational needs, disabilities or additional needs are welcome at all Go Wild! sessions.
Go Wild! can be busy, noisy and visually stimulating, particularly during weekends and school holidays. Please contact us before booking if you would like advice on quieter times or would like to discuss any reasonable adjustments.
Essential safety, age and supervision requirements will continue to apply.
Opening times
Termtime Opening Hours Go Wild! is open at 9:30am with sessions starting from 10am on Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday during term time. We are closed Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Years Day.
School Holiday Opening Hours Go Wild! is open at 9:30am with session starting from 10am every day during East Sussex school holidays.




