What a hidden gem in Dallas! A friend invited me to go with her to this park. We had the best time. There were so many courses of all levels. They were all different and so much fun. The manager was present and so friendly and helpful. I can’t wait to bring my family and other friends back!

We took our 11-year-old twins, and all four of us had a great time. The staff were very professional, safety conscious, and accommodating. One of our kids was less interested in this type of activity, and they were very patient and helpful. The different levels were a perfect way to learn how to do it and then challenge yourself if you want to do more. Polk did a wonderful job of teaching us on the practice course and making sure we felt comfortable. Out on the course, Bill and Aldo were rockstars. They really made it a great experience. Bill went above and beyond. We had less interaction with Warren and Ivan, but they were also very helpful. Bring water bottles. They have ice cold refill water in plenty. Close-toed shoes are a must. There's a little cubby area you can put things. We even saw a family with a wagon and picnic lunch... Good idea! But you'll want to take advantage of your time slot, it goes quickly and is fun to challenge yourself on higher levels if you can.

I was a little unsure when we drove up- there is a small building beside a large event center. The ropes courses are not visible from this location. We were checked in quickly fitted into our gear. We were walked to the ropes course and given a “ground course” were we learned how the locking devices work. There are many courses available depending on your skill level- we did 4 during the hour and half we were there and that was plenty. Our 12 year old loved it. It felt very safe with the way the locks worked, yet easy to maneuver. Would highly recommend!

Awesome experience with staff and grounds! Family 4 pack was perfect for us! We made reservations at 1pm and climbed until 4:30. There are 4 levels and multiple options to zip and ropes courses for all levels.

This place was by far the worst and hardest zip lining and ropes course we’ve ever done, and we’ve done many. There were enough people working there where they could have been on the platforms, but instead you have to disconnect and reconnect yourself and your children every 10 feet which is exhausting and challenging, especially in 100 degree heat. There are also a lot of wasps, which my children are afraid of. Side note: they are very clear about the need for gloves but the need for closed toed shoes was buried in the website. We had to delay by an hour to go to the nearest Walmart to buy shoes and socks. The only kind things I can say is that the people were kind, we were as safe as we could be, and that the forest is pretty. But ultimately we didn’t have fun, and paying $150 for 3 people to not have fun seems a waste.