Central Coast Kids Treetop Ropes Adventure - 2.5 Hours

Central Coast Kids Treetop Adventure - 2.5 Hours | Experience Oz
Central Coast Kids Treetop Adventure - 2.5 Hours | Experience Oz
Central Coast Kids Treetop Adventure - 2.5 Hours | Experience Oz
Central Coast Kids Treetop Adventure - 2.5 Hours | Experience Oz
Central Coast Kids Treetop Adventure - 2.5 Hours | Experience Oz
Central Coast Kids Treetop Adventure - 2.5 Hours | Experience Oz
Central Coast Kids Treetop Adventure - 2.5 Hours | Experience Oz
Central Coast Kids Treetop Adventure - 2.5 Hours | Experience Oz
Central Coast Kids Treetop Adventure - 2.5 Hours | Experience Oz
Central Coast Kids Treetop Adventure - 2.5 Hours | Experience Oz
Central Coast Kids Treetop Adventure - 2.5 Hours | Experience Oz
Central Coast Kids Treetop Adventure - 2.5 Hours | Experience Oz
Central Coast Kids Treetop Ropes Adventure - 2.5 Hours

Highlights & inclusions

Climb between platforms set among trees
Cross wobbly bridges and stepping logs
Zip on mini flying fox lines safely
Learn safe climbing skills with training
Cheer from the forest floor below
Explore a junior course for ages 3–7

What you can expect

Enjoy a fun treetop adventure on the Central Coast designed especially for little explorers aged three to seven years. Over two hours and 30 minutes, your child will climb, balance and zip through a fun set of obstacles among the trees, with plenty of chances to build confidence as they go.

When you arrive, they’ll get fitted with all the required safety gear and take part in training so they understand how the course works before starting. Then it’s on to wobbly bridges, stepping challenges and mini flying fox lines designed to suit younger adventurers. You can stay close by on the forest floor, watching and cheering them on as they make their way through each section.

With gear and training included, it’s an easy family activity that gets kids moving outdoors and enjoying nature in a fun setting.

Location

What you need to know

  • Two hours and 30 minutes Treetrop Adventure
  • Safety gear, helmet & harness
  • Training and safety briefing
  • Food
  • Drink
  • Transport
  • Gloves must be purchased at the park
  • This experience is approximately two hours and 30 minutes in duration.
  • This experience is located at Ourimbah State Forest, 1 Red Hill Road, Wyong Creek, NSW 2259.
  • Fully enclosed shoes.
  • This experience is designed for children aged from three to seven
  • Adults must supervise from the ground
  • No older children and adults permitted on junior courses
  • Participants must wear fully enclosed shoes, with no exposed skin from the ankle down
  • Minimum number of one participant and maximum of 20
  • Spectators are free of charge and welcomed. Parents/guardians must be present to supervise children while climbing
  • This experience will still go ahead in the event of light rain or light wind. If the experience provider does have to cancel the climb due to poor weather, you will be rescheduled by the experience provider directly
  • Access to the park as a spectator is wheelchair accessible
  • Change your booking up to 7 days before the start time of your experience
  • Changes are not permitted within 7 days of your experience
  • Late arrivals or no shows may result in you forfeiting your experience
  • Confirmation in the form of a tour voucher will be received at the time of booking.
  • Upon completion of the purchase, please print the voucher and present it on the day of the experience.
  • Mobile Vouchers are accepted! Vouchers can also be presented on your mobile device for this attraction.
  • For your information, complete Tour Operator information, including contact details, is included on your tour voucher.
  • Availability was accurate at the time of booking. However, it is subject to change due to circumstances out of our control.
  • We strongly suggest reconfirming your booking with the tour operator within 24 hours of making your booking and prior to making other travel arrangements.

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