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TreeUmph! Adventure Course
TreeUmph! Adventure Course
TreeUmph! Adventure Course
5
10:00 AM - 3:30 PM
Monday
10:00 AM - 3:30 PM
Tuesday
10:00 AM - 3:30 PM
Wednesday
10:00 AM - 3:30 PM
Thursday
10:00 AM - 3:30 PM
Friday
10:00 AM - 3:30 PM
Saturday
8:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Sunday
8:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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About
A day in the park just got a lot more fun. At TreeUmph! you'll feel the exhilaration of climbing, zip lining, swinging and free-falling from 15 to 60 feet in the air...... all while harnessed to equipment designed with the most rugged materials and highest safety standards.
Everyone starts out on the Beginner's Course and makes their way through five progressively difficult courses. Only the fittest will reach the Extreme Course, a true test of strength, agility, endurance and nerves!
• 14-acre nature park
• 5 world-class adult courses from Beginner to Extreme
• Children's course (ages 5 - 8)
• 110 treetop adventure games
• Wobbly bridges, hanging nets, bungee swings and more
• 500-foot-Long ZIP LINE
• Plenty of Parking & Bus Lot
Get your family, friends and coworkers together for an exhilarating day that's much more than a walk in the park.
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Gin
Verona, NJ10 contributions
Nov 2021
Loved this exciting place! Great setting for a ropes course. My 7 year-old would have loved to do a longer, more challenging course, and she did the 5-8 year old course and then watched my son do the Junior (access to 3 adult courses) courses. Both had a great time, especially my son! He wanted to do all five courses with the adults. Helpful staff. Challenging and fun, felt safe the entire time!
Written November 9, 2021
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Thank you for leaving a review! We are so happy to hear your family had a wonderful time at our park. Once your 7 year old does turn 9 they will be able to do that Junior course. We do have a Birthday Promo code that you can use as long as you use it within 7 days of the birthday, in your case it would be 7 days after because they will need to be 9. The reservation is also done with another paying ticket and you can show proof of birthday upon arrival. This will make the birthday ticket free. We look forward to seeing you guys out in the future for more swinging in the trees!
Written January 2, 2022
This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC.
Carol K
Sarasota, FL2 contributions
Nov 2013 • Family
I was barely able to climb a latter to string up Christmas lights. I had scheduled a reservation based off reading the many pleased reviews of others' experiences at TreeUmph.
Do Not be intimidated to go if you have a fear of heights. Reasons why it is a must try:
1. Safety is foremost - builds trust, confidence and the guides watch out for you and in my case had encouraged me to conquer my FIRST EVER zip line, it was FANTASTIC!
2. Staff very organized –clearly defined-, addressed any concerns, and the obstacles courses well planned to build you up to be the secrete Jane or Tarzan!
3. Lastly, there was nothing like hearing the excitement, and laughter that bounced all around up in the trees also very contagious and it motivated me even more.
TreeUmph gets Five Stars all around in my book. Thanks to their pleasant staff for making it a delightful fun filled day! –I will be back soon and will take my 8 year old son as I know he will absolutely love it like I had.
Do Not be intimidated to go if you have a fear of heights. Reasons why it is a must try:
1. Safety is foremost - builds trust, confidence and the guides watch out for you and in my case had encouraged me to conquer my FIRST EVER zip line, it was FANTASTIC!
2. Staff very organized –clearly defined-, addressed any concerns, and the obstacles courses well planned to build you up to be the secrete Jane or Tarzan!
3. Lastly, there was nothing like hearing the excitement, and laughter that bounced all around up in the trees also very contagious and it motivated me even more.
TreeUmph gets Five Stars all around in my book. Thanks to their pleasant staff for making it a delightful fun filled day! –I will be back soon and will take my 8 year old son as I know he will absolutely love it like I had.
Written November 29, 2013
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Amber F
Fort Myers, FL30 contributions
Oct 2013 • Friends
The staff was very friendly from start to finish. They help you correctly strap into your harness and then you watch a safety video. You must complete the demonstration course before they will let you begin. We had a s reservation for 9:30 and I'm glad we did an early one. It was chilly starting off, but it was pretty warm by the time we finished and it was a lot busier. They do have mesh bags for you to put your stuff in, if you want to take it up with you. I would definitely recommend paying extra for the gloves, unless you have your own pair. If you aren't bringing your own water bottle I would buying the water ticket. Also, if you have people come with you, but don't want to do it they can walk around the course and take pictures and cheer you on. I do wish there had been guides at the part where you swing into the net, to explain what to do. They do have drinks, snacks and shirts for purchase. It was a great experience and I will definitely go back!
Written October 27, 2013
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Thank you so much for coming to visit!
Written October 28, 2013
This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC.
Patrick R
4 contributions
May 2015 • Family
Our family of 3 went to Treeumph for a Mother's Day gift to mom. Upon arrival, the staff refused to honor the military discount they offer. On top of it all, they refused to honor the Mother's Day special they had, even though we went ON Mother"s Day. We still went on the courses despite the unfair pricing, and about halfway through we reached our second bad experience. On one of the obstacles there was a group of very slow climbers, and a HUGE lien started to form. The guide who is supposed to help people pass and regulate the traffic did nothing but play with his rope on the ground and ignore the situation. I was the only one out of us 3 to make it to level 5. I made it all the way to the VERY LAST obstacle when I was unwillingly removed from the course for "fear of heat exhaustion." They made me go inside to be checked out. Of course everything passed and I was completely normal, but I wasn't allowed to return to the course even though I worked so much to get to the point I was at. Beside that, I wasn't even allowed to go on the super long zip line at the end. We all had to leave without compensation for their shortcomings and not being allowed to participate in everything we paid for. If we paid $180 we should be able to do everything there. Yes, the obstacles were fun but it was the staff that made this experience below satisfactory. I will most likely not be back.
Written May 10, 2015
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p2a69
Bradenton, FL23 contributions
Oct 2013 • Friends
Although we had a good time during our visit, we witnessed a rescue by a guide that was less than what I thought was in keeping with the quality of experience that the facility is touting. The "rescue" occurred in level 4 at the Twisted Bridge. The guide was a middle age woman who did not have the upper body strength to pull herself to the upper wire. It took her at least three possibly four attempts for her to reach that level. In doing so she kicked the person she was trying to rescue at least twice and possibly three times. She also indicated that she had a bad knee which was contibuting to her rescue attempt taking longer than necessary. At one point she advised the customer that she might need to put her foot and weight on the customer's shoulder to get leverage up to the upper wire. Quite frankly, the rescue took way too long and scared the customer more than the fall from the obstacle. I watched the entire operation from another obstacle. I was there most of the day and witnessed other rescue attempts by the male staff that were completed with much more ease and grace. My suggestion to the facility is to not place this worker at any locations that require strength that she doesn't have to complete tha t type of rescue.
Written October 27, 2013
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I’m glad you enjoyed your day at TreeUmph! Adventure Course and got to witness a number of rescues and our guides hard at work. There are many different types of rescues that our guides perform every day. The rescue you are referencing was one of the most difficult rescues we perform and was the only one of its kind completed that day…they are often not graceful, but they get the job done: mainly getting the guest safely to the ground. The guest was always safe and the guide was in constant discussion with the guest during the rescue. If the guest was uncomfortable, feeling ill or hurt the guide would have chosen a rescue technique which is much faster and does not require the guide to roll over the cable as you described. In the process of the rescue, our guide stopped for a bit and let the customer rest against her legs, offering additional comfort to the guest. The guest expressed her gratitude to the guide during the rescue and had no complaints for other guides or management. I assure you that all of our guides go through extensive physical and intellectual training to be certified as rescue guides and all demonstrate that they are capable of fulfilling those duties each and every day. We are very proud of all our guides and how much care and attention they give to our guests.
Written October 28, 2013
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TropicalThompsons
Lincoln, NE177 contributions
Mar 2020 • Family
We came here for my son's 12th birthday. He is autistic, so we were initially concerned that he wouldn't be successful in completing the course since each individual is responsible for their own hookups/disconnects from the various obstacles. The training/simulation at the beginning was pretty overwhelming; even some of the adults in our party were like, "How are we going to remember how to do all of this?" After we voiced our concerns, we were assured that there would be help available on the course if needed. That ended up being an understatement! Special shout-outs to Rachel, Martha, Naomi, Hunter, and Phil for going the extra mile and spending extra time with my son to ensure he was knowledgeable, safe, and having a great time. These types of experiences aren't always super inclusive, so we REALLY appreciated the accommodations they provided. He completed the course and had an amazing time. Thanks Tree-Umph!!!
Written March 23, 2020
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Thank you so much for your review! Happy Birthday to your son, we are so grateful that you chose to celebrate with us! We are thrilled to hear that your son had an awesome time and felt safe on the courses ! Our guides truly enjoy being a support system for our amazing climbers and I am so glad it shows! We hope to see you and your family back up in the trees again soon! -Amanda J.
Written July 9, 2020
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Jessjoseph
3 contributions
Feb 2015
We were really looking forward to this adventure. We were treated kindly by staff at all times. However, upon learning there was a large group that morning which was causing a bit of chaos, delays through out the time we were allotted. Long lines, the groups cutting, the waiting time to get over one obstacle was unacceptable. The group was going on obstacles more than 2 times, moving around between courses. It was a disappointing experience, had we known that such a large group would have been there that day we would have scheduled for a different day. Especially when the obstacle course should have taken 2-3 hours it took 5 hours due to the group. May I suggest in the future maybe letting customers know of these large groups so they can plan better and be better prepared.
Written March 4, 2015
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Kimmers2101
Rochester Hills, MI39 contributions
Mar 2014 • Family
So, we went to Florida in March and spent an afternoon and $100+ at Tree-Umph. We spent another day and $700 at Universal Studios: Islands of Adventure. We came home. The babysitter asks, "What was the best part of your trip?" and the kids say, "TREE-UMPH!"
My 7 year old - who did the kids starter course twice - loved and it was thrilled at his accomplishments. I supervised from the ground and got a kink in my neck from looking up. ;-) The course takes only about 20 minutes to complete (?).
My 70-something-year-old mom, my husband and my 10 year old did the junior course (the first three obstacle courses) and the BIG zip line at the end. It was hours of exercise and entertainment and exhilaration. (Courses 1-3 take about 2 or 3 hours.)
The staff is OUTSTANDING. Helpful, friendly, informative in every way. (What a great job!)
Advice: If you are bringing kids, be clear on what the limits are by age. You have to be at least 7 years old (and a certain height) to do the starter course AND have an adult supervising - NOT participating. No adults on the kids' course! You have to be at least 9 to do the junior course (courses 1-3). You have to be 12 to do all the courses (1-3 + 4 & 5). Spend the extra money for the gloves and the unlimited water wrist band. And reward yourself with an ice cream bar afterwards!
We can't wait to go back and are looking for something like this near where we live in Michigan.
My 7 year old - who did the kids starter course twice - loved and it was thrilled at his accomplishments. I supervised from the ground and got a kink in my neck from looking up. ;-) The course takes only about 20 minutes to complete (?).
My 70-something-year-old mom, my husband and my 10 year old did the junior course (the first three obstacle courses) and the BIG zip line at the end. It was hours of exercise and entertainment and exhilaration. (Courses 1-3 take about 2 or 3 hours.)
The staff is OUTSTANDING. Helpful, friendly, informative in every way. (What a great job!)
Advice: If you are bringing kids, be clear on what the limits are by age. You have to be at least 7 years old (and a certain height) to do the starter course AND have an adult supervising - NOT participating. No adults on the kids' course! You have to be at least 9 to do the junior course (courses 1-3). You have to be 12 to do all the courses (1-3 + 4 & 5). Spend the extra money for the gloves and the unlimited water wrist band. And reward yourself with an ice cream bar afterwards!
We can't wait to go back and are looking for something like this near where we live in Michigan.
Written April 16, 2014
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Ceames11
McHenry, IL855 contributions
Mar 2014 • Couples
My husband and I came upon TreeUmph's web site as we were looking for things to do in the Bradenton area. We had never done anything like this before, so we were intrigued. I have to admit, we had a little anxiety leading up to the experience, but the staff were incredibly kind and helpful, and they made our day all the more enjoyable. After a short safety video and a run through a small practice course, the guides pretty much let you do as you please, as long as you are staying safe. They are there, though, if you are having trouble getting through a portion of the course or if you need some encouragement. I was coached through a couple of rough spots and found it incredibly helpful.
The courses themselves are tons of fun, with lots of different types of obstacles, and plenty of zip lines to give yourself a break from climbing! If you buy the adult ticket, you have access to all five of the courses, and the level of challenge increases as you go. The first two courses were pretty easy and fairly low to the ground. The third course began to really test both my physical and mental strength! I consider myself to be in relatively good shape, but I struggled on some portions of the third course. I felt it was a true accomplishment to finish it. After a rest, my husband and I went onto the fourth course. Unfortunately, we could not quite finish it; our bodies were just at the point of giving out! This is completely ok, though. The guides make it very clear from the beginning that it's important to know your body's limits and to listen to it if it's telling you not to go any farther! In fact, only the most capable and experienced people even attempt the fifth course. My husband and I did not. Still, even with only doing three and a half courses, we were there for a solid four hours and felt we definitely got our money's worth out of the day. The experience ends with a huge zip line, which is a little scary but mostly just exhilarating!
For the $50 adult ticket, I would say the experience was well worth it. It was a fun challenge, and I am so glad we did it. I will probably be back again; I'm determined to finish that fourth course. But I've got to give myself a good rest first. My arms are still pretty sore!
The courses themselves are tons of fun, with lots of different types of obstacles, and plenty of zip lines to give yourself a break from climbing! If you buy the adult ticket, you have access to all five of the courses, and the level of challenge increases as you go. The first two courses were pretty easy and fairly low to the ground. The third course began to really test both my physical and mental strength! I consider myself to be in relatively good shape, but I struggled on some portions of the third course. I felt it was a true accomplishment to finish it. After a rest, my husband and I went onto the fourth course. Unfortunately, we could not quite finish it; our bodies were just at the point of giving out! This is completely ok, though. The guides make it very clear from the beginning that it's important to know your body's limits and to listen to it if it's telling you not to go any farther! In fact, only the most capable and experienced people even attempt the fifth course. My husband and I did not. Still, even with only doing three and a half courses, we were there for a solid four hours and felt we definitely got our money's worth out of the day. The experience ends with a huge zip line, which is a little scary but mostly just exhilarating!
For the $50 adult ticket, I would say the experience was well worth it. It was a fun challenge, and I am so glad we did it. I will probably be back again; I'm determined to finish that fourth course. But I've got to give myself a good rest first. My arms are still pretty sore!
Written March 24, 2014
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'saac&mama
Tampa, FL133 contributions
Jul 2013 • Family
My son and I did the Junior course and loved it. We were drenched in sweat afterwards (and in the water we'd dumped on ourselves to try to cool off during the course) and pleased with ourselves.
Lots of the obstacles are various types of bridges--rope bridge, bridge where the slats of wood are far apart, bridge of slats of wood swinging on ropes... but there was one very cool one on the third course where you swing on a rope into a huge rope net and climb up & over to a platform. That one was hard but fun, and by the time we got to it we were ready for something a little different from the various bridges.
The way it works is you climb a ladder at the beginning of each course and then move along the various obstacles up in the trees. Every course includes at least one zip line, and at the end you climb a very tall ladder to get to the final big zip line.
A couple critiques comparing this place to zip courses we've been on: all-inclusive pricing would be nice instead of tacking on extra for water in Florida at midday in July. Paying extra for gloves is also irritating. Guides could be more attentive, especially on the first couple of courses. There was a 70-year old on the course at the same time as us and I really don't think they realized he was having problems until he gave up. Seemed to me they could've been bringing him extra water long before then, and on the longer courses I wished they had a way to stash water in the middle of the course. (Not sure how they'd do that--platforms are pretty small). There is no photographer, so take a camera and find someone friendly if you want a picture of yourself and your group.
This is not an all-day activity, but unless your plans for "after" include some sort of watering hole, you might find yourself changing them. Everyone I saw seemed as worn out as we were after the course. We were tired and happy (ok, I'll go that low--we were "tree-umphant" groan)
Lots of the obstacles are various types of bridges--rope bridge, bridge where the slats of wood are far apart, bridge of slats of wood swinging on ropes... but there was one very cool one on the third course where you swing on a rope into a huge rope net and climb up & over to a platform. That one was hard but fun, and by the time we got to it we were ready for something a little different from the various bridges.
The way it works is you climb a ladder at the beginning of each course and then move along the various obstacles up in the trees. Every course includes at least one zip line, and at the end you climb a very tall ladder to get to the final big zip line.
A couple critiques comparing this place to zip courses we've been on: all-inclusive pricing would be nice instead of tacking on extra for water in Florida at midday in July. Paying extra for gloves is also irritating. Guides could be more attentive, especially on the first couple of courses. There was a 70-year old on the course at the same time as us and I really don't think they realized he was having problems until he gave up. Seemed to me they could've been bringing him extra water long before then, and on the longer courses I wished they had a way to stash water in the middle of the course. (Not sure how they'd do that--platforms are pretty small). There is no photographer, so take a camera and find someone friendly if you want a picture of yourself and your group.
This is not an all-day activity, but unless your plans for "after" include some sort of watering hole, you might find yourself changing them. Everyone I saw seemed as worn out as we were after the course. We were tired and happy (ok, I'll go that low--we were "tree-umphant" groan)
Written July 22, 2013
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Greetings and thanks for your inquiry about the weight limit. It's 275 lbs.
Written January 27, 2019
I am afraid of heights.....but my kids would love this! Is there a smaller course for chickens? LOL. Something not extremely far off the ground? Also, is there anything for my 6 year old to do or is she too small?
Written August 11, 2018
There are courses for all levels! I also have a fear of heights and throughout the course only found one obstacle that challenged me in that sense. The staff is super supportive so maybe it’s tome to step out of your comfort zone? You can do this!
Written September 2, 2018
tandemartin
Honey Brook, Pennsylvania
How long does the course take to compete
Written October 15, 2017
About 2-3 hours there is a little safety class you take there and then you go and have fun
Written October 16, 2017
is this appropriate for a 65 year old woman and a 31 year old grandson? The 65 year old woman is a bit overweight but healthy and able to jog a mile...grandson...no issues
Written August 28, 2017
I am 70, average weight and go to the gym a lot. I could only complete the first course. There is not much walking. Rather, balancing, climbing up ladders, and not minding heights are more important factors. My 75 year old husband was able to complete course 3. Only my 30 year old son and 13 year old grandson completed all 5 courses. Everyone can do the long zip line at the end! I agree with the first writer, go and have a lovely time with your grandson. You can stop when it gets to hard and he can keep going. There is an outside cafe area for snacks. You can read a book while you wait.
Written August 28, 2017
TreeUmph
Bradenton, Florida
Hi Debra,
We do not have a weight limit, however all guests must wear a safety harness, which can accommodate up to a 44" waist.
If you have any further questions, please feel free to reach out to us or call 941-322-2130 to speak with a Reservations Specialist. We can't wait to see you in the trees!
- Kelsey M.
Written March 6, 2017
Do you have to book tickets ahead of time or can you get them at the door?
Written February 14, 2017
TreeUmph
Bradenton, Florida
Hello and thank you for your interest! Reservations are highly recommended prior to arrival to ensure availability. You may do so by speaking with a reservation guide over the phone or by going to our website Thanks again!.
Written February 14, 2017
TreeUmph
Bradenton, Florida
Hi Kristen,
Thanks for your interest in TreeUmph! Adventure Course. Please visit our website to review our age and height/reach requirements in depth. We do not have weight restrictions however our harnesses are designed to safely fit up to a 44 inch waist.
Thanks again and we hope to see you soon!
Written July 7, 2016
TreeUmph
Bradenton, Florida
Hello and thanks for your interest in TreeUmph! Adventure Course. Please stay tuned to our website and our social media pages for all the latest and greatest promotions we are offering. Thanks again and we hope to see you soon!
Written February 15, 2017
course did these nice ladies take???????
Written December 26, 2015
TreeUmph
Bradenton, Florida
Hello,
Once a participant meets the age and reach requirements for the Adult ticket, the park is general admission with everyone starting at course number one and progressing as far through our total of five courses as they would like.
One of the great things about TreeUmph! is that it is self paced and you can stop whenever you would like.
Written January 11, 2016
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