Embarked on my first Treetop adventure at St. Ives and it was quite the thrill! Opted for the 2.5-hour session, which offered a range of tracks catering to different skill levels, from beginners to experts. While we managed to conquer most of the tracks, the pace was occasionally slowed by fellow adventurers navigating obstacles. Some friends found themselves held back by others struggling with gear/carabiner or grappling with fear of heights. Balancing acts pushed my limits, but adrenaline kept me going. The highlight? The exhilarating free-fall at the end – my advice? Don’t overthink it, just take the leap! I quite enjoyed it tbh. Listening closely to staff instructions at orientation is key for a seamless experience. Overall, a challenging yet rewarding adventure for thrill-seekers!

Exercising can be fun. Kids loved it and asked when we can go back already. Two courses for the juniors but there might be nothing junior about them. If you're in reasonable shape you might be able to blitz the Green and Blue. Great fun for the family. Also there's a resting area for when you need to recover. And you can purchase drinks and icicles for the offspring :)

We went there on Thursday to have our 3 n half year old boy experience the adventure. It was a great place for him. He enjoyed thoroughly. Special mention to “UNCLE TOM”. He was amazing with our boy. Tom assisted Our boy through out the whole adventure. He was kind and patience enough to assist our Boy in passing the hurdles. I would like to thank Tom for his great customer service and really appreciate the way he was patience in helping our boy. We came all the way from Penrith and would love to come back again just because great person like TOM works here. All the very best to TOM and the team in ST IVes.

This place is awesome for active kids. Much better than other place which has program in door as long as you are in good weather. The staffs are kind and the gear is safety. Definitely we will come back for try other level.

The 8yo+ courses were fun and a good challenge. The 2 short junior (3 to 7yo) courses however were disappointing compared to other parks we have been to. There is a huge difference in physical ability and agility between a 3yo and a 7yo and my daughter was quickly bored as there was no challenge completing the courses. There were also often little kids stuck and a lot of wait on platforms to help them go through. I think the site is appropriate for younger children or 8+ who can access the other courses but not really catering for kids in between. Staff was friendly and the experience was ok overall.