Take on TreeClimb these holidays!

A young boy joyfully glides on a zip line through a lush green forest.
Adventure is in the air these spring school holidays! With warmer weather, sunshine and plenty of fresh air, there’s no better time to head outdoors. So why not make the most of the season at TreeClimb?

As South Australia’s first aerial adventure park, TreeClimb is where climbers of all ages can take on zip lines, rope bridges, and treetop challenges high above the ground.

Whether you’re planning a family day out or a holiday activity to keep the kids occupied, there are courses designed for every age and skill level:

Kids Course: Perfect for young climbers ready to explore the trees.

Grand Course: Adrenaline-fuelled challenges for teens and adults.

Mini Climb (Kuitpo Forest location only): A low-set course designed especially for the littlest climbers who might not be ready for the Kids Course yet.

And with three incredible venues to choose from, each has its own unique vibe:

TreeClimb Adelaide (Kurangga Park): right near the city for easy access.

TreeClimb Kuitpo Forest: a magical forest adventure in the Mount Lofty Ranges.

TreeClimb Salisbury (Harry Bowey Reserve): a community favourite in the northern suburbs.

School holidays are the time to get outside, make memories, and enjoy an adventure in nature. Plus, planning your climb is simple and stress-free, with TreeClimb’s simple online ticketing platform. 

Image credit: Morgan Sette


Make sure you get in quick! Sessions fill quickly, especially on weekends, so it’s best to book ahead to secure your spot. Book now: treeclimb.com.au/book-now 

 

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