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    Quarry Park Adventures

    4.0 (178 reviews)
    Closed 10:00 am - 5:00 pm
    Updated 1 month ago

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    Picnic tables
    Grace L.

    We hosted my son's birthday party at Quarry Park Adventures and he had so much fun with his friends! We had two reserved picnic tables inside the Quarry Kidz Kove, which turned out to be a great setup. It's a fully enclosed area with plenty of shade, and the kids loved exploring the climbing nets, mini ziplines, balance beams, and the Miner's Maze. The 2.5-hour reservation was the perfect amount of time to celebrate.The only hiccup was arrival; the parking lot was completely full because of a local farmers market, which we weren't expecting since we had a lot of party supplies to carry in. Once we found a spot, check-in for the birthday party felt a little disorganized initially, but when it was finally my turn, the staff processed us really quickly. Overall, it was a beautiful, fun day out and the kids really enjoyed it.

    Jenn P.

    This was our first visit and it was amazing! All of the staff were helpful, knowledgeable and fun.

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    We booked our trip ahead of time to celebrate our 10year anniversary. At first it was intimidating as they play an introductory video explaining the safety straps and equipment but rest assured it's much easier to understand once you are actively in the park. There are various workers positioned around the park to help with any questions and to constantly check if your gear is fitting well. Although there were many kids present, I would recommend the park for older kids 12+, so some of the activities are hard to reach for younger kids. We would return and do this again.

    Expansive and so much to do!
    Chantae' H.

    What a fun spot! This was our first time visiting and we will be back. When booking, you have to book a timeslot but be prepared to arrive 20 minutes before that timeslot. We choose 10:30am. It was not crowded yet. When we arrived it was easy to find the location, park, look for the bright awnings. Sign your waiver online for faster process. The access pass gives you full access to quarry. That's ziplines, rock wall, obstacle courses- the works. A few tips: 1. We purchased a guide. That was SO worth it. My kids didn't want to do the same thing so having the reassurance of a guide was helpful. 2. Leo (Alex) our guide was the BEST! Huge shoutout. 3. Bring spf. The quarry has little shade and you are basically in the sun the full time. Apply apply apply! 4. Dress comfortable. We purchased the kids cove for my little one and he had a blast. It does get crowded. There's also little shade so put on sunblock. Also wear close toed shoes, something fitting. Because it's a ropes course feet get stuck. I watched several kids lose shoes because they would slip right off. I'm not a fan of ziplines and this one was actually fun. A lot to look at- smooth transition. Great guides who teach out in "sky school". They have coolers with water so stay hydrated. I recommend going early in the morning, it can get 10 degrees hotter in the quarry so be prepared. I saw a lot of birthday tables. So I can tell this would be a great spot for a birthday. Love this place! What a find. Highly recommend for kids of all ages.

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    Jax T.

    We came here for a child's birthday party. The kids played in the huge play area and the maze. They had a table set up for the birthday party and it was under a shaded canopy. The kids had a blast playing in the Kids Kove, where they can climb and do zip lining. The kids also received Quarry Park party favors, which included a souvenir cup, rocks, stickers, and other items.

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    Really fun and unique experience. Zip lines, high ropes, and rock climbing. It does get very hot in the quarry so hydrate.

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    it was really good and Ethan was very helpful and kind. The ropes course was a lot of in.

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    I fell in love with this place, it's wonderful. My kids and I had a great time. I'll be back.

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    Ask the Community - Quarry Park Adventures

    Far fetched, can you bring alcohol?

    🤣🤣🤣 good one. Pretty sure that their insurance would probably frown on people doing that.

    Is there anything for my toddler and I to do while our older kids are doing activities?

    There is a toddler kove which is like a children playground that the website says recommended for kida from 3-13 years old. But i think it's more suitable for kids under 6 or those who can't participate in the adventure courses.

    What is the recommended age range to play in the toddler kove?

    Their website says that toddler kove is recommended for 3-13 years old.

    Are there any food options?

    Not at the park, but there's food in the surrounding area that you can bring back to QP. They have a selection of benches you can eat at.

    Are gloves a must for All Access Entry? Masks are required during the activities?

    Gloves are optional but there is a required glove fee online ($5). Masks are required but you may take them off if you're not close to anyone. Hope this helps!

    Are there lockers to put belongings in? Like cell phone, keys, or glasses. Thanks!

    Yes

    Are dogs allowed?

    Not inside the park but there is plenty of space outside of the park

    Is there a parking fee?

    Nope parking is free and there is plenty of it!

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    They let him and his little buddies change (from repel and free fall to rock climbing) which I found very accommodating.

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