About this experience
Children will climb, swing, and soar their way through the beautiful pine trees in South Australia's Kuitpo Forest.
Highlights
- Safety is prioritized with secure harnesses and thorough pre-climb briefings.
- Teamwork and problem-solving skills are promoted as kids navigate the course.
- It features obstacles like rope bridges, swinging platforms, and mini zip lines.
- Different difficulty levels ensure all kids get a suitable & engaging challenge.
- Open rain or shine!
What's included
- Your harness, helmet, and safety briefing.
- 80 minutes of climb time, including your safety briefing.
How to use
- Show Mobile Ticket
- At Redemption Counter
What to expect
Watch as your little ones brave their way through 2 elevated treetop courses, including zip-lines. All children will complete a safety briefing, harnessing and practice course before gaining access to the course. Once they're up there, they'll have the remaining time to complete as many courses as they can within your 80 minutes session.
Gloves are mandatory, you can bring your own or purchase a pair for $3.50 on arrival.
Climbers MUST be 100cm or taller to participate and must have closed toe shoes and long hair tied back.
Adults do not climb on the Kids Course but an adult must be present in venue while the little ones climb.
Things to note
- Closed-toe shoes
- Hair tie
- Comfortable clothes
- Sunscreen
Terms & conditions
Closed-toe shoes, tied-back hair, and gloves are mandatory. Arrive at least 20 minutes before your booked time to check in and use the toilet.
All bookings receive a confirmation and pre-climb email, be sure to check your inbox for updates and important information!
Kuitpo Forest is closed on Total Fire Ban days, as declared by the CFS after 4:30pm the day prior. If you have a booking, TreeClimb will email you the night before. If conditions are extreme and you haven’t received an email, check your junk folder and our socials.
To reschedule in advance, contact TreeClimb between 9am-3pm the day before. It’s your responsibility to stay informed about potential closures.