Treehouse Adventure Park

Brought a group of high school girl scouts here and some moms. We had to be rescheduled from may unfortunately they got snow and had to close the date we were originally booked but we easily got rebooked with another date of our choice.For me, I have a big fear of heights and have only done one ropes course and had never ziplined. I was pretty anxious about coming here. But we needed one more person in our group to get the group rate so i decided i would try it.The check in person was friendly and got us rolling and pointed us in the right direction. You can leave your items if you dont just leave in your car, down in some tubs where you get harnessed at. The gal who got us harnessed and with a helmet. She also showed us how their clip/lock in system works and had us all try it out on their trial run.They have a lot of trails. i think there was 9 or 10. They range from beginner to black diamond. You have to work your way up though. Everyone starts at a beginner trail.The person running the hub where all the trails start from was very helpful. I told him i was scared and asked him about the trails that i wanted to try and he always gave me a lot of good information. I definitely appreciated his kindness.The trails ended up being really fun. I got up to moderate. My daughter did all but 1, she had been going the entire time and was just tired. Everyone had a really good time and i found it was a great way to work on conquering some fears.Planning on going back again next year but next time bringing a womens group!

My kids had an absolute blast and got through 2 courses each during the two hour reservation. There was enough challenge and enough fear factor to keep her entertained. My younger one had fun going on the easy ones and again, there was enough of a challenge on the easy ones that she didn't get bored. They are 9 years apart so it happens from time to time. And none of the pictures show all of the 8 available routes to take.There is a mountain "school" which is a crash course in how the systems work so it helps build confidence in the equipment. There are staff easily identified around and offer up encouraging when the fear gets too much. My older one was terrified of the platform but heard a few good words and off she went. Words of advice: Bring a chair. There are a handful of chairs around and certainly not enough if you aren't planning on climbing yourself. I'm too fat and broken to even try. They do have picnic tables but again, I think there are only four.Bring drinks and snacks. They don't have much to offer and it's strenuous activity with altitude and you're going to need it.Bring gloves. I don't mean work gloves our rubber gloves but I saw a lot of people who had blisters at the end of the 2 hour climb.Bring sunblock. It's in the trees but there is tons of sun.

This place is awesome! Our family of four (kids 12 and 10) were challenged and loved the different obstacles. Even though 3 of us are not fond of heights, we were able to enjoy many routes. The safety system is well thought out and super safe! Now that we have gone once, we can't wait to go back and try more! The price is reasonable for the 2 hours you get to work through the routes. Zip lining became a favorite!! You won't be disappointed!!

I can not say enough about this place. I brought 4 kids of varying ages and they all had a blast. The staff could not have been any nicer, helpful, and more accommodating. And we had "interactions" with many of them as some helped get us set up, and some helped my kids get through some of the obstacles.We've actually been on a few courses like this and I'd say this is definitely the best on we've done for the following reasons.#1 It is both a ropes course and ziplining combined. Sometimes you're climbing on things, sometimes you just get to let go and soar. Then you can add this deal where you step off a ledge and have this rope lower you down to the ground.#2 There are a variety of courses you can go on with varying difficulties. Even the "yellow" ones were fun and a little challenging. I didn't get to try out the "blues" or "blacks" but that gives me another reason to return.#3 The staff. I know I mentioned this already, but they were great#4 Safety. They have a lot of redundancy in their safety system and you feel safe going on the obstacles all by yourself. They even recheck everything before you start another course.#5 Location- You're in a beautiful part of Colorado. Actually going between trees. They have this little Ewok hut you even go into for one of the courses. And it's not too far from the city where you have to get a hotel room.All in all, it deserves the 5 stars. You want some fun and adventure for pretty much any age(above 6) then this is the place for you.

Had a group of 15 athletes, and they were able to accommodate our party on very short notice. Wow, what a great afternoon. The 15 participants had a blast, and were definitely challenged by the more difficult courses.... They were exhausted by the end of our time. The staff was exceptional... helping beginners and also interacting and encouraging others. The non-participants were allowed to freely roam the course from the path below to take pictures and watch the shenanigans. Because of the many choices in difficulty levels, this activity can be enjoyed by athletes and non-athletes alike. Highly recommend!

Great place fot kids and adults to climb,balance, zipline and test their fortitude. 2 hrs of many different routes from beginner to advanced. Our 8yr old granddaughter was an expert at working the safety clips in no time.

This place is awesome! I went with my church group on 6/26 and had an awesome time! Two hours was a great amount of time for these activities and if you get into the black courses, you'll be exhausted at the end. I definitely want to go back a try all the courses I didn't have time for and retry the ones I did do. The whole park is meticulously put together and an absolute unique experience. I would consider doing a season pass if they offered that as I'm local to the community. I highly suggest doing a trip. They offered free water and a gift shop with shirts, and hats.Go check this place out!

My twins had an outstanding time today. Excellent customer service from Kelsey and Monique, and also the rest of the staff who interacted with us. Facilities very clean and pleasant. Even cool music playing. We will return again for sure! A great time in the mountains.

Do NOT take your kids here - it is most definitely not family friendly. Staff is totally hands off, many of them rude, and they feel free to yell at kids for no good reason. The facikity did not resemble the website descriptions and I didn't feel safe doing it, and just wanted to watch my family. But they no only refused to work with me (even though we had 5 others still going) she was VERY rude about it. This place is not for families- go elsewhere. The culture of it leaves a bad taste. It was an awful experience, and I am so disappointed that we wasted our hard earned money and time here.

This place is amazing. I took a group of kids in my extended family and was pretty nervous at first because it seemed like a lot to remember and there aren't people at every station making sure you've strapped yourself correctly, but they ease you in so everybody got good at the routine and it was a great confidence builder for the kids, and I really enjoyed it too. Perfect activity for getting away from Denver to a beautiful place and low risk with no crowds. I really hope the word gets out on this place so it stays around because it is one of a kind!