L L.

Just hosted a summer birthday party at Treehouse World and everyone had a ball! I found it to be a great value for the basic package, which included pizza, a THW tee for birthday kid, a staff member at your side helping the whole time, and free admission to the park all day! The basic package ($195) doesn't include harnessed activities but my group was preschool age, so too young for that anyway. (The older kids we saw doing parties with harnesses were having great fun, so for us, in a year or two, that will be the way to go!) The $195 covers 10 kids (with parent), and there is an added fee for extra guests. We paid a little over $300 including tip. Of course, decor, other food, cake, favors, etc. are up to you, but as far as THW's part, it was a great value with 16 kids, 22 adults, and a baby. (My total cost was more than double the venue price, but I did a ton of food for 38ppl, and expensive favor bags; you can do it for a lot less, especially if you keep head count to the set amount.) I was wary of the 10:30am party time slot but I wanted to get the most of our all-day admission, so I went with it. I'm SO GLAD I picked that time! The park had only one other party going on when we arrived, and it was relatively cool for a summer morning. They allow 15min to set up in advance of party time, but as the first party of the day, we got to go in earlier. They check every guest in, hold gifts there in the large reception area to assure they're all safe, give wristbands, map, answer any questions (which takes a load off the host family), and they make loudspeaker announcements per your request to round everyone up to meet in your treehouse for food or activities. I also was able to utilize their side field for party games, which worked beautifully! Some treehouses have electrical outlets for any electrical needs. I was going to bring music but they have it playing on speakers throughout the park. It was a nice mix of kid and adult music. Katie was our assigned staff helper, and she was EXCELLENT! She was extremely professional and helpful for her young age, and was seriously like a concierge! She helped us set up, was ready with a cart to help load and unload our stuff from parking lot, helped decorate and set the table, helped serve food, cleared the lunch plates, had trash bag ready before I even thought of it, and there was one moment when I was starting dessert and wasn't sure if we had enough plates to do new, or just serve on lunch plates, but Katie was right there with dessert-sized festive plates supplied from THW, like seamless clockwork! It was just SO EASY to host with her help! She was fantastic! Our 10:30am party ended at 12:30pm, with the last 45min eating pizza and Brookies, so timing was perfect for kids to work up an appetite for lunch. Then, our guests stayed another 1-3 hours, but they had full admission until 6pm close time if desired. It was a very full, fun day! My kid was super happy and so were all our friends!

Chantell B.

Visited here end of July around opening time on a Saturday. I was worried that it would be too crowded but it wasn't. The parking lot is a bit small but of course that didn't create any problems for us due to us arriving early. The staff were very knowledgeable and helpful. My 9 year old son was able to tree climb, do multiple ziplines, complete small obstacle course & there were many elevated treehouses. There was enough seating so us adults can take a break while the kid still ran around and climb. Only con would be that the hand sanitizing stations were all empty. Would return again.

Ava S.

the experience was great, and was extremely cool! we came in a group for a girl scout event and was greatly satisfied with our experience at treehouse world! the houses were super cool and unique and well built. it was fun to look and discover all the opportunities this place has to offer. our only complaint is there were some doors missing from tree houses. (according to our girls) they also wished they could feed the goats and bunnies overall a great experience

Jackie G.

Found this spot during the pandemic and could not be more thankful. We have been there on a cold winter day and warm spring afternoon. If you have a only child bring a friend or purchase a activity pass for yourself. My son would not do the zip lining or anything high because I could not go with him on my observer pass. Be sure to do all harness related activities first because the other activities are not time sensitive.

Rachael S.

This place is a dream for kids! Both of my young children spent a half day here and we only had the basic tickets (they're probably a little too young for the more inclusive pass). Even with the basic pass, so much was included. Tree houses, obstacles, bridges, swings, climbing, goats, bungee jumps, slides, etc - they could go here weekly without getting bored because it's the outdoors, just a bit more organized and safer than roaming the woods on your own. Great option for a kiddos bday party too. Highly recommend if you have kids roughly 2-10 years old!

Brian W.

Finally got to check this place out this weekend. It's a unique spot, and I was happy to see it was larger than I was expecting and my son had a good time so that's all that matters. The price is a little high given the fact that the arrow tag and tomahawk throw weren't manned but were included in the price. The staff was young but very helpful and attentive. I usually don't expect much from young workforce but they were sweet to my son and cheered on the little guys that hesitated on the activities (cause they look a little scary)The website for this place needs some work. I basically went there to check it out before booking a party because the website does it no justice. I don't know that I would expect anyone over 12 to stay excited for too long. But my 5 year old loved the place for hours and I plan to book the birthday party. I can see it being a good place for a meeting because the rentable space is unique and it has some potential they may not have tapped into yet. They are also building some new houses too. Zip line +rope swings +treehouses +and plank walking= good times

Alexa P.

Extremely unsafe. As you an see from the attached photo, I got two HUGE painful bruises on my legs from their zip line. The attendant told me to hold on and jump off without any other instructions. At the end of the zip line, there is a rock hard plywood landing. Well, I didn't get the memo, so I became disoriented and both of my knees SLAMMED into the plywood. I thought my right knee was broken upon standing up. The pain was intense and lasted all day (happy weekend!). It took about two days for the welts to go down, and 6 days later, I am still sore. Not a single employee working on the zip line - half of whom were teenagers - apologized to me. But, they didn't fail to cover their asses and tell every other person after me to 'lift their legs up' upon witnessing my accident. (Still waiting on a call from the manager that will likely never happen!) TL,DR: Used the zip line, wasn't given proper instructions, seriously hurt my knees for 6+ days. Essentially a crappy 'fun land' someone set up in their back yard or a purchased plot to make an extra buck by hiring high schoolers and overpricing admission/activity fees. I wouldn't be surprised if someone gets seriously hurt here.