PARK INFORMATION
Auckland's home of high-wire adventure
Nestled in the treetops of the beautiful Woodhill Forest, only a short drive from Auckland City, there is an adventure wonderland waiting to be conquered.
QUICK FACTS
5 exciting adventure options
10 courses ranging from 2m – 14m high
Over 110 high-wire activities
18 ziplines (flying foxes) totalling 900m
Suitable for ages 5+ and a range of ability levels
Up to 3 hours of thrills, laughter and adventure
Build confidence and improve balance
Only 35 minutes drive from Auckland City
OPENING HOURS
WEEKENDS • SCHOOL HOLIDAYS • PUBLIC HOLIDAYS
There are no minimum group size requirements, but a confirmed booking is essential to guarantee entry into the park.
Summer (October to Mid-April)
9:30am to 6:00pm
Last entry at 3:00pm
Winter (Mid-April to September)
10:00am to 5:00pm
Last entry at 2:00pm
WEEKDAYS (MONDAY – FRIDAY)
By appointment only for groups with a minimum of 6 participants.
PLEASE NOTE: If you have less than 6 people and would prefer to visit during the week we might be able to align your visit with another group booking so please contact us to discuss your options.
A confirmed booking is essential prior to visiting the park during the week. Avoid disappointment and contact us before you swing by the forest.
PLEASE NOTE: We are closed for Christmas on the 25th of December, as well as over the New Year on the 31st of December and 1st of January, re-opening on January 2nd.
SPECIAL CLIMBS
TWILIGHT CLIMBS
*CURRENTLY UNAVAILABLE*
$50pp (October-March only)
We offer special twilight climbs with start times available between 3:30pm and 6:00pm, depending on when it gets dark. A twilight climb is perfect for team building or social club events after work, or birthday parties after school.
Twilight climbs are available Monday – Thursday and require a minimum of 10 people for a booking. The cost is $50 per person and includes an adventure option of your choice. Twilight climbs are only available on request, so please contact us to confirm a booking.
FACILITIES
PICNIC AREAS
We have a large picnic area at the park with picnic tables that all customers are welcome to use. However, Tree Adventures is rubbish free, so please be prepared to take any rubbish and recycling with you when you leave.
SHELTER HIRE $10
We have three 3m x 3m shelters available to hire, offering your group extra protection from the sun or rain during your visit. Please contact us if you would like to reserve a shelter (photo available when booking).
GLOVES $7
Gloves are not a requirement, but are available for purchase, or you are welcome to bring your own (we recommend fingerless biking gloves).
REFRESHMENTS
We have a limited range of snacks available including Whittaker’s chocolate bars, Gonutz corn chips, snack balls and bottled water.
The mountain bike park next door has a small coffee shop, but otherwise there are no stores or cafés in Woodhill Forest, so please bring your own food and refreshments with you.
TOILETS
At Woodhill Forest we are restricted to the use of port-a-loos. They are emptied and cleaned twice a week and Tree Adventures staff inspect and clean the toilets throughout the day. PLEASE NOTE: we don’t have changing rooms at the park.
BUSINESS INFORMATION
HISTORY
The forest adventure park concept was first conceived in France and has boomed in recent years with over 500 parks throughout France, and increasing popularity worldwide. Woodhill’s Tree Adventure Park is the brainchild of six French enthusiasts with a wealth of experience working in and building parks throughout France. They researched forests worldwide in the hunt for a new and interesting place to introduce the forest adventure concept and they finally chose the Woodhill Forest in New Zealand for its natural beauty and the adventurous nature of Kiwi culture.
Tree Adventures was the first adventure park of its kind to open in New Zealand and has been operating since December 2004.
ENVIRONMENTAL STATEMENT
Tree Adventures is an environmentally friendly park built with the long-term health of the forest in mind. A professional arborist carefully selected the trees on which to build, and ongoing assessments monitor their structural integrity and health. Our structures are designed to avoid damaging the trees and allow them to continue growing naturally.
Tree Adventures staff monitor the courses daily and perform thorough checks on a regular basis. A specialist independent company also performs an annual course audit to ensure safety.