Landmark Centre

Landmark is nothing like Alton Towers, Thorpe Park or anything else - as it is only about 50 miles from where I live I have been there many times. There is a huge amount to do for both adults, children and anyone: ---------- Water Slides - Landmark boasts two very large water slides all named after animals and birds. One of the slides is a tunnel which is dark inside and twists around a long, one is a bumpy one going down and one is essentially a sheer drop going straight down. All three of the slides are fun and involve walking up a huge amount of stairs in a wooden tower. If you keep reading you will see I talk about queues a ...  Read the complete review

Landmark Forest Theme Park is located in Carrbridge about 26 miles south of Inverness. Ok so it's not really a theme park but it is fun and a bit different from other attractions. Landmark is very easy to locate in Carrbridge, it's an extremely small village so you can't really get lost. On approaching the theme park you see the car park which just like the rest of Landmark is a wooded area but cleared away for parking spaces. You then need to go into the entrance to pay for your day out. Prices vary for ages and also times of the year Between 28th March - 25th Oct; Adult - £10.55 Child - £8.25 Senior - £7.70 ...  Read the complete review

The Landmark Forest Theme Park is set in 12 hectares of ancient Caledonian Pine Forest at the edge of the beautiful little village of Carrbridge. Carrbridge is situated just off the A9 23 miles south of Inverness and 7 miles north of Aviemore. There is also a railway station situated in Carrbridge, which is an easy 1-mile walk from the park. This is one of Scotland's most popular tourist attractions and most definitely worth a visit. It is aimed at all ages groups and there are a great many different activities available for you to try your hand at. I would not recommend this to anyone who does not like the outdoors, as most of your day will be spent in the great ...  Read the complete review

The Landmark Forest Heritage Park, on the B9153 near Aviemore, has to be one of the best attractions for the whole family in Scotland. I’ve been here so many times that I’ve lost count, and have always thoroughly enjoyed it, as have the rest of my family. Unfortunately I can find no up to date prices for this attraction, but I remember it as being fairly pricey last summer – about seven pounds for adults (though in my humble opinion it’s certainly worth it). However, I do recommend that you look in local papers, tourist information offices, and even on the back of some car park tickets, as it’s possible to come across some 2 for 1 offers ...  Read the complete review