We only did the zip line which were two short zip lines that took about four minutes and it cost…read more$70 so we're not a big fan maybe they're better at the other things they do

Absolutely had the best time rappelling. Our group of four was guided carefully through the steps…read morewe had to take. We we're able to go down twice. The guides we're all very helpful and funny. It was a great new experience.

Nice cool staff. Tell fun ziplines. Blake and Tyler really are amazing understanding kind…read moreinstructors. Since me and my sister were grouped with e other girls the 2 hour trip was only about an hour and a half. So if you have a smaller group the 2 hour is longer and better but it may not be exactly 2 hours long.

Zach and Ella were great! Our instructors made sure we had a great time and kept us safe! Make sure…read moreto tip your tour guides! They deserve it! BUT....We arrived at 10:30 for our 11 o'clock appointment and the gate was closed. Online they said they opened at 9 am so we were worried they cancelled our trip on us. When we called. No one answered. We called again 5 minutes later and some young woman answered with extreme hostility. When we got to the check in, we were instructed by the woman at the front desk (kinda short with blonde short hair in pigtail braids that day) to fill out waivers (very rudely). And when we brought them inside the lodge she took our waivers and asked us to wait outside for our instructors....in 35 degree weather. Moral of the story. Zip lines and tour guides. Great! Management and hospitality. Needs LOTS of training.

We had such a great time. Our treehouse cabin was comfy, clean and came with a beautiful view. We…read morechose the All day rush and our guides Keaton & Austin did a great job of making each zip, bridge & drops so much fun. They also made us very comfortable and we had no worries the whole day. Also ALL of the staff & the meals were amazing. Definitely not "camp" food. Overall one of our best getaways yet.

My husband, adult son, and I, spent the day at Banning Mills in July 2026. Wow, what a day! First…read moreof all, we highly recommend this place. The staff is amazing, and the activities are challenging, fun, and reasonably priced. We started off with the swincars. We had so much fun driving along the smooth and rugged trails, over a wooden bridge, and even a swing bridge. We saw deer, and were even up close and personal with them. They were beautiful! Our staff companions were James and Brenda. They were personable and very knowledgeable. After swincars, we took a long, leisurely lunch break. We had ordered sack lunches that morning before swincars, so they were ready. The sandwiches were delicious and huge! The lunch also came with a bag of chips, apple, and a water bottle. It was nice to just sit in the air conditioned dining area, talk and laugh while we ate. Last, but definitely NOT least, we did the zipline. Oh my. What they don't tell you is that the very first (beginner's zipline) starts with crossing a rugged looking swing bridge once you've climbed up the stairs to begin the whole zipping process. My husband and son were fine with it, but not me. It was one of the hardest things I've ever done in my life. The boards are placed 1 - 2 ft apart, and me being an older, chunky woman, that was not easy. I literally froze on the bridge. I don't think this is common, so if you're going to do zipline and walk across the swing bridge, I'm sure you'll be fine. I finally managed to get across with lots of encouragement from our instructors, Keaton and Josh. The zipline was challenging, but fun, and I will admit that there was one point I was ready to give up. Keaton encouraged me to continue, and I'm so glad I did. I was so proud of myself for making it through the entire activity. Poor, Keaton. I definitely kept him on his toes, and I'm sure he was bruised and exhausted afterwards. He had to lend a helping hand to me on numerous occasions and I also slammed into him more than once. He was a trooper and amazing. As you can see, I highly recommend Historic Banning Mills. It's for the young, middle aged, and old like me. I achieved some of the things I never thought possible, and it was all with the help from this great staff.

Oh did have fun! I brought my students and team here for a field trip. We were amazed to see the…read moreexotic animals camels, zebras, emu, etc. The students enjoyed the hay ride. We rode arose to tour the farm. The petting zoo was fun. We feed the calf and goats. They had us build a scarecrow which was hilarious! Lastly, the students ran through the hay maze, It wore them out. This place is a gem and great place to visit.

Such a great experience. Can't tell you how happy my baby girl was feeding an actual giraffe!!!…read moreDefinitely recommend dropping in for a visit of good times with family and friends. Animal encounters and more. The bubble station 10/10 camel ride and pony ride was tons of fun.

We went ziplining with our lovely guides Mike and Hunter. We had an amazing time and they really…read moreeased you into it so it all felt very safe. It was 2 hours in total and I wouldn't change anything about it, except maybe some cooler weather! Can't wait to try the rafting next time.

Mike and Tyler were fantastic guides. Thorough, kind, and made the whole experience really fun for…read moremy friend and I. Thank you so much!

The entire staff was phenomenal. The training was on spot. The staff was as friendly as they were…read morehelpful. They got 2 teenagers and an "older" woman and even the teens had fun!!!! Absolutely highly recommend Screaming Eagle.

From the owner: Come explore Screaming Eagle Aerial Adventures’ newest adventure park! Zip through the beautiful…read morecanopy of DeSoto State Park and experience the thrill of a lifetime. Screaming Eagle Aerial Adventures at DeSoto State Park is the perfect place for your family’s next adventure! Built by some of the industries leading technicians, American Adventure Park Systems, Screaming Eagle Aerial Adventures at DeSoto State Park is designed to exceed industry standards for safety and reliability. We use Vertical Trek Innovations’ Quick Trekker: a closed-continuous belay system, meaning you are attached to the course for the entirety of the tour and all zip line tours are guided to ensure maximum fun and safety.

We went her to scope out if it's an appropriate venue for our son's third birthday party! It's…read moreperfect! Toddler friendly and mom approved!

Go if you like spinal compression fractures:…read more Went here on Jan. 28, 2022 with a group of friends. I had a blast until one of them literally broke her back. Near the end of the night one of the members of my party accidentally bounced into an area of the park that was undergoing maintenance. It was a 7 foot concrete pit! Mind you she was jumping on a trampoline, so she didn't fall from ground level, she fell from several feet ABOVE ground level. To be fair, there was a small plastic chain over the entrance, but my friend easily cleared this when she was double bounced in that direction. We're estimating that she fell a distance of at least 12 vertical feet in total. As a result, she suffered spinal compression fracture that left her in a back brace for 8 weeks. When the injury occurred none of the teenage staff knew what to do, so thank goodness she had friends there who could take her to the emergency room. Not before a well-meaning employee offered my friend her hand and attempted to help her up, however. Word to the wise, if you've suffered a spinal compression fracture DO NOT MOVE, it'll make things worse. In hindsight we should have called 911 and waited for the professionals to put her on a stretcher, but neither we nor the staff knew that at the time. I wish I was making this up, but my friend is now half an inch shorter and very familiar with her local physical therapy center. In the interest of fairness, nobody wanted my friend to fall into a 7 foot concrete pit. It even had a little chain and sign. I would argue however, that at a trampoline park, it shouldn't be possible to do so. Laws of entropy kind of dictate that masses of bouncing people will eventually land in untended places. I shouldn't have to spell out the need for safety nets or protective barriers to the owners of a trampoline park... Aren't there building codes for this kind of thing? Thankfully the victim this time was a 21 year old with fully developed bones. I shudder to think of the consequences if a child had fallen that distance.

We had an amazing trip, with our guide Jordan! You could tell he was an experienced guide, because…read morehe got us into some really fun, rabbits, but kept us safe and enjoying the day. We would recommend an OC to anyone looking for a company to raft with, as their facilities were clean. They had bathrooms and showers for your use. Their gear was clean and well maintained. We WILL be back! Hope to see y'all there!

My son and I rafted three days in a row this weekend with NOC. They were amazing just as they were…read morein 1983 when I last rafted with them. Wyatt, Kyle were excellent guides on the Upper and Middle sections. I highly recommend using NOC