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    Trinity Forest Adventure Park

    4.6 (84 reviews)
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    Nitin S.

    Fantastic place for the young as well as the young at heart! An obstacle and zip line course amongst tall trees designed to challenge the fittest as well as the not-so-fit! The staff are really friendly and very knowledgeable. They will help you get kitted up and are there to help anytime you are stuck in an obstacle. We had three young kids and they were so nice and patient with them. We took the whole three hours and some of us did all the courses from yellow (easiest) to black (hardest). If you are moderately active, you can easily handle the yellow, green 1/2 whereas blue 1/2 and black are slightly more technical and challenging. The jump down from 50 feet at the end of black was probably my highlight. Although a bit of a drive, I highly recommend Trinity Forest Adventure Park.

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    Lacey A.

    Loved this place! Not close to the city center but worth the drive and the greenery is amazing. We were scheduled to come at 12p. I was suppose to pick the previous night for 10a but fell asleep. When I thought it through I figured it be more hot around that time. Anyways we arrived at 10a I asked if they could accommodate my son. They were able too. The teach an instructional class before letting you up. Then once you train you are on your own. Which I thought was really cool. I wanted my son to use this experience as an confidence building and I fell like it helped. After his first course he didn't want to stopped. I also liked the amount of kids here. The instructors were very attentive and helpful. Nice ice cold water available and small snacks. Would recommend

    This was a bucket list item for me and I am so glad I went. My daughter and I had an amazing time. The staff were so friendly and helpful and they train you on the ground so you are truly prepared once you are up in the trees. I did the yellow level, and green #1. It was a full workout for sure. :) But I will definitely be back!!! Thank you guys for helping me do something I had dreamt of for so long.

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    Kayla E.

    If you love fun and adventure, and love feeling like you've really gotten away from the city (while still in the city) this is the place to be! The numerous levels makes it friendly to people of all ages and those who are up for challenge and even those who are not! We loved every ounce of our experience. I honestly don't think I could say I have been anywhere where I have had a PERFECT experience from the second I walk up to the second I leave until coming here. The staff are beyond kind, helpful, and passionate about what they do for sure! 110/10 recommend! We will definitely be getting a season pass.

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    Beth C.

    Staff was really friendly! We went during the week so it wasn't busy. The course is do it yourself but they did provide helpful tips along the way! You will have a couple of difficulties if you are short. I am 5' 2" and struggled on some of the obstacles. It was definitely doable though! There are a lot of trees so there is plenty of shade. Bring your own water as they have water for sale but no refill stations!

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    Amy V.

    My family visited Trinity Forest Adventure Park on Sunday. We had made a reservation for 10 am for a 3 hour session. We arrived 20 minutes early, and we were promptly greeted. Although we filled out waivers online prior to visiting, we were asked to fill out a paper copy. This is a redundant step that could be eliminated. Once we were through filling out our short forms, Jesus immediately suited us up with our harnesses, helmets, and gloves. We were then given ground training by "D". This was to show you how to move through the courses, connecting and disconnecting your harness, and how to attach your trolley to the zip lines. Got it. After ground training, we were shown where to start our courses. We started out with a yellow course (easiest), followed by a green, blue, then took on the black course. We still had time for another green and another blue. The courses are fun, and start out easy, getting more challenging as you move up the color ladder. There is plenty of climbing, balancing, and zipping to keep you entertained. Be prepared to use lots of upper body strength in the black course! My favorite was the blue #2 course, but had fun on all of them. They provide water throughout the area if you need to rehydrate. We brought a picnic lunch with us, and they have plenty of shaded picnic tables to use. It's sometimes difficult to find things the whole family (mom, 39; dad, 35; son, 15 and daughter, 13) will enjoy, but this certainly fit the bill. The staff is very friendly and helpful and always readily available if you need assistance. We all had a fantastic time and a very enjoyable visit!

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    What a great time I had at this place! Amazing staff and a bunch of awesome courses!

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    We took our kids, age 11 and 9. They absolutely loved it! We will definitely go again. Make sure you call and make a reservation.

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    Ask the Community - Trinity Forest Adventure Park

    Can you bring food and drinks?

    We do highly encourage you to bring a refillable water bottle (as we do provide cold water refill stations in the park) or other non-alcoholic drinks. We do not allow alcohol or anything in a glass container. You may bring snacks or sack lunches,… 

    Do you pay to watch? Thanks in advance.

    Hi David! There is no charge for spectators, and every group loves someone on the ground to take pictures!

    How is this in hot weather?

    It's all outside. So, it's hot when it's hot outside.

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    Review Highlights - Trinity Forest Adventure Park

    We skipped the yellow course and went on the green course, 2 blue courses, the black course, and we tree climbed.

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