Top South Australia Obstacle Courses

Take a break from the routine and try something in Adelaide that gets your blood pumping—a treetop rope course. Head to Salisbury Park for the challenge of navigating this obstacle course, featuring high ropes and ziplines, thrillingly set among the trees. Choose between courses of varying difficulties and feel a sense of accomplishment when you make it to the end.

Take on 3 adventures at once on this rock climbing, ziplining and 3-person mega swing experience in the forest. Immerse yourself in the forest and streams of Piccadilly, near Adelaide while you conquer your fears. If you are a beginner, relax knowing that our guides are there to help and encourage you.

Experience the beauty of the Kuitpo Forest south of Adelaide while trying an activity that’s both mentally and physically challenging at this treetop obstacle course. Four courses with a combined 59 obstacles, including rope courses and ziplines, take you up into the trees and test your nerve with their thrilling heights. Once set up with your safety equipment, explore as much as you like during your climbing time.

Finding fun and novel things to do when visiting a city can be a lot of work, but in Adelaide, an easy option is to take them to a rope course in Salisbury Park. Support your children from the ground as they tackle 16 obstacles in a small group, including elevated walkways and ziplines, following their safety induction and getting their safety gear set up.

Keeping kids happy and entertained while visiting Adelaide can be a challenge when doing regular sightseeing and day trips. But tackling a children’s rope course at this Adelaide adventure park provides a family-friendly activity to keep the kids entertained and create fond memories from your trip. Wearing all the appropriate safety gear, kids can tackle three different courses filled with high-up activities.

Keep the kids entertained and help them try something new with a rope course and ziplining experience in the beautiful Kuitpo Forest south of Adelaide. While you support them from the ground, kids wearing the appropriate safety gear tackle two courses designed for little ones, full of obstacles that finish with a zipline down to you.