Travel spots in Lithuania

UNO Park Kaunas: treetop obstacle courses and a free-fall jump by the old Lampėdžiai beach

UNO Park Kaunas operates in a pine forest beside the old Lampėdžiai beach on Gervių Street. Harnessed participants use obstacle courses of varying difficulty in the trees, while the 16 m controlled free-fall Drambliaskrydis is offered separately or with selected tickets. This is a seasonal paid activity governed by age, height, time, and safety rules, not a freely accessible city park. On 21 July 2026, the active Google Maps listing named UNO Parkas showed a rating of 4.7. Prices and hours change, so check the official pages immediately before travelling.

Place
Kaunas City Municipality
Region
Kaunas
Type
seasonal paid adventure park with high-level obstacle courses and a controlled-drop attraction
Address
Gervių g., Old Lampėdžiai Beach, Kaunas
Coordinates
54.91321, 23.82101
Visit duration
2-3 hours; regular courses allow two hours and the 2026 extreme ticket up to 2.5 hours
Best time
an uncrowded dry morning from May to September, booked ahead with same-day hour and weather checks
Names and variants

Kaunas UNO Adventure Park, Lampėdžiai Adventure Park

What happens on the treetop courses

Cables, moving boards, nets, bridges, and descents connect trees. Each participant receives a harness, attends a briefing, and remains attached to the safety system. Difficulty rises progressively, so choose a colour and height according to instructor rules rather than courage alone.

The official price list treats up to age ten as a child ticket. A child aged at least eight and 135 cm tall may add the green course, while an adult must accompany an under-five on a course. The instructor and current conditions determine final eligibility.

2026 prices and time allowances

On 21 July 2026, a 90-minute child ticket cost €15, an accompanying adult €10, a pupil or student €18, and an adult €25. Regular older-participant tickets allowed two hours.

Extreme pupil or student and adult tickets cost €25 and €35, allowed 2.5 hours, and included Drambliaskrydis. The separate 16 m controlled drop cost €20 and a personal instructor €30. Treat these as dated prices and recheck offers, groups, and included courses before payment.

Seasonal hours and weather

Published 2026 hours were 10 am-7 pm on April weekends, 10 am-8 pm in May, 10 am-9 pm June-August, 10 am-8 pm in September, and 10 am-6 pm on October weekends. Last admission is two hours before closing; weekdays, groups, and off-season visits may require advance booking.

Rain alone does not always close the park, but thunder and lightning stop climbing. Strong wind, storms, inspections, or a private event can also alter hours. Check the Kaunas page that day and do not arrive at the final minute.

Clothing, health, and responsibility

Wear closed sports shoes and close-fitting clothes, tie back long hair, and remove jewellery and loose objects. Secure phones so they cannot fall on people below. Gloves can help grip but never replace correct use of the safety system.

Fear of heights, heart or joint conditions, and balance problems may affect participation. Pregnant visitors and those with health concerns should discuss risk with a clinician and park staff. Never participate after alcohol and always follow the instructor.

Arriving at Lampėdis

The park is on Gervių Street beside the old Lampėdžiai beach. Kaunas announced renewed southern-shore infrastructure and a large parking area in 2026; a barrier may restrict traffic farther along Gervių Street, so use the official car park.

The shore attracts many visitors on warm weekends. A booking does not authorise prohibited parking. Arrive early for registration and instruction, and keep the rules of the public beach separate from those of the paid adventure park.

UNO Park Kaunas sources