The park is Australia's first inner-city aerial adventure park.
The courses are built around existing mature trees, requiring a design that minimizes impact on the park's vegetation.
It features a 'Tarzan swing' and various zip-lines integrated into the higher-level courses.
The facility uses a specialized 'CLiC-iT' safety system that prevents both carabiners from being opened simultaneously.
The location serves as a demonstration of urban infill for recreational land use within the Adelaide City Council district.
TreeClimb Adelaide is an aerial adventure park situated within the Kurangga Parklands on the southern edge of the Adelaide Park Lands. The facility features over 70 obstacles across multiple difficulty-graded high ropes courses suspended in the canopy. It utilizes a continuous belay system, which ensures climbers remain safely attached to the safety line throughout their entire duration on the course. The park includes specific age-appropriate zones for children, teenagers, and adults to accommodate varying physical skill levels. It is an urban outdoor destination that integrates physical activity with the natural environment of the city's green belt.
From the ground looking up at the canopy courses, or from the higher platforms for a view of the Adelaide skyline.
Book your session online in advance, as weekend and holiday slots frequently sell out.
Arrive early to complete the mandatory safety briefing and harness fitting before your scheduled start time.
Tie back long hair and remove loose jewelry to prevent entanglement in equipment.
Attempting advanced courses without testing your comfort level on the beginner circuits first.
Operates daily, but may close during periods of extreme weather, such as high winds or severe heatwaves.
Closed-toe shoes are mandatory; comfortable athletic clothing that allows for a harness is required.
