Want a tree-iffic, action packed day out with all the family? Treetops Adventure (formerly known as Trees Adventure) is Australia’s Number 1 Tree Ropes and Ziplining Experience. This super fun Treetops Adventure course is located within the beautiful Yanchep National Park (45 minutes north of Perth), the second of its kind in WA.
Don’t worry if you’re not familiar with Yanchep National Park, the staff at the entry will point you in the right direction of the rope course. An entry fee per car, is required for Yanchep National Park ($17 in July 2025) and is not included in the Treetops Adventure ticket. You should arrive 30 minutes before your session to check in, have a toilet break and get harnessed up.
Friendly instructors will get you geared up in a harness, gloves and helmet. Your 2 hour session includes a safety briefing. Everyone will go through a demo and be shown how to use the equipment with a hands-on test run.
The courses are a self-guided experience, so everyone needs to complete the test run before you can do the real thing.
All courses begin at The Home Tree.
Treetops Adventure Yanchep has seven challenging courses ranging from 2m low easy courses for your mini adventurers, all the way to 10m high for the adrenaline junkies! All children under the age of 13 need to be climbing with an adult. All courses are colour coded; Yellow 4-7 years, Green 8+, Blue 8+, Red 10+ and Black 13+. During the two hours, visitors can complete as many of the courses as you can, we completed four courses during our session.
Each course is made up of fun obstacles.
There’s wobbling wooden bridges, tight ropes, cargo nets, tunnels and more.
We opted to start at a blue course, once we got the hang of clipping on and off the ropes we powered through the course.
The ziplines were definitely the favourite with both the kids and the adults!
Next, we headed for a blue course which was equally as challenging.
Then Mr H was crazy enough to try the black course. The older kids said even the red was a huge step up from the blue and green courses – mainly with obstacles that required much more balance.
Although you are clipping yourself on and off the ropes, you’re always safe, locked onto a rope. Our group had a couple of falls with their feet coming off the ropes, but the kids were all able to get themselves back up and on continue on. If you get really stuck, you can yell for help and an instructor will winch you to safety.
Throughout the 7 courses, there are 15 ziplines and 70 challenges! Not only is Treetops Adventure Yanchep lots of fun, but it is also a great confidence builder for kids.
You cannot carry any loose items while climbing, there are free lockers available. There is also water and toilets onsite.
The whole family loved Treetop Adventure – and are already talking about trying the Dwellingup course!
We visited during the winter school holidays, and it was busy, but still big enough to not have to wait around much. Everyone had a blast, Miss 8 especially was grinning from ear to ear the entire time. Be sure to check out Treetop Adventure!
Treetops Adventure Info
Find at Yanchep National Park, Ghost House Road
Get more info and book at treetopsadventure.com.au
Bookings are essential!
There is also a Treetops Adventure located in Dwellingup, click here for more information.
Get more info on Yanchep National Park here.
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My 8 year old daughter LOVED her Trees Adventure experience! So much so we’ve got to go back again, very soon, with her older brother who didn’t get to go with us. So nice to have something more to do in Yanchep National Park so you can make a full family day of it. Such a great attraction for Perth families!
Seriously – under the age of 13 need a climbing adult?
Money making exercise, this is what it is…
We went to three Tree Adventure parks in the eastern states and it was ALWAYS fine for kids to be doing it alone, without an adult having to pay another $50 unless you really want to have a go.
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