Treetops Adventure Canberra

Last updated April 2026

Treetops Adventure Canberra in Majura transforms outdoor play into an unforgettable challenge for kids with 15 metres of thrilling treetop courses. Climbing nets, swinging bridges and zip lines wind through eucalyptus canopies, giving children the chance to test balance and courage while surrounded by natural beauty just minutes from the city centre. The courses are colour-coded by difficulty, so first-timers as young as four can scale small trees while confident eight-year-olds tackle higher obstacles and faster zips. All routes include safety harnesses and on-ground supervision, giving parents peace of mind while kids focus on the next handhold. It’s the kind of hands-on adventure that turns a weekend outing into a story they’ll retell for weeks. A favourite among school holiday activities Canberra families rely on for active, screen-free fun. **What to Bring** Closed-toe shoes must cover the whole foot; no sandals or crocs. Pack a water bottle and snacks to keep energy up between climbs. Sunscreen and a hat are essential even on cool days. Bring a light jacket in winter for the shaded start areas. Leave valuables locked in the car. **Best Age Range** Designed for ages 4 to 12. The lower course is perfect for toddler activities Majura, while the upper levels grow with older kids. **Good to Know** Book online at least a day ahead on weekends and during school holidays. Sessions run every hour from 9am to 4pm. Entry is pay-as-you-go; no annual pass required. Parking is free on Lime Kiln Road but fills quickly on sunny afternoons. Check the website for seasonal closure updates around Easter and Christmas. **Nearby** Stop by the free playground at Majura Nature Reserve just 5 minutes down the road for a post-climb wind-down. **Tips From Other Parents** Arrive 15 minutes early to check harness fit and watch the safety demo. Bring a change of clothes—kids often arrive clean and leave grass-stained. Combine the morning climb with an afternoon at Gold Creek Homestead in Gold Creek for a full day of Majura adventures.