Forest Monkey Playlands — Netted ziplines and obstacle circuits for Lake Country’s littlest adventurers

LAKE COUNTRY ZIPLINE FIELD GUIDE

Forest Monkey Playlands — Netted ziplines and obstacle circuits for Lake Country’s littlest adventurers

A netted, elevated play circuit and kid-sized zipline for children, with ground play structures and a complimentary picnic area — this guide explains what to expect and how to plan a visit.

Forest Monkey Playlands — Netted ziplines and obstacle circuits for Lake Country’s littlest adventurers.

Duration
2 Hours
Location
Lake Country
Operator
Oyama Zipline Adventure Park
Category
Zipline
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
Published Verified

Monkey Play Park at Oyama Zipline Adventure Park in Lake Country, BC, is a netted, elevated obstacle circuit and kid-sized zipline designed for children to climb, zip and solve play-focused challenges; the site also includes ground play structures, tree swings and an adjacent picnic area where chaperones can relax while little ones explore near Kelowna.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE PLAY CIRCUIT

Netted obstacle course built for small bodies

An elevated, netted circuit lets children move across balance and agility challenges and try a kid-sized zipline independently within a contained play environment.

THE GROUND PLAY

Swings, play structures and open play on the forest floor

On the ground a variety of play structures and tree swings extend the fun for children who prefer terrestrial play or need a break from the elevated circuit.

THE PICNIC ZONE

Adjacent picnic and rest area for chaperones

A nearby picnic area is available free of charge, giving adults a place to rest in the forest setting while children use the play elements.

What the day feels like

What the visit feels like

The visit unfolds as an easy, child-focused play session: youngsters enter a netted elevated circuit where they navigate simple obstacles, try the small zipline and return to the ground to sample swings and play structures; throughout, the setting is a forested playland with an adjacent picnic area for breaks.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this park suits — and who should look elsewhere.

1
Families with young childrenAimed at little adventurers, the park is a fit for families with children in the specified age range who want a short, playful forest outing.
2
Toddlers (age 3–5)Toddlers can access the netted play elements designed for small bodies and develop balance and problem-solving skills in a contained setting.
3
Older children (age 8–11)Older children within the allowed ages can navigate more of the circuit independently but should still use the kid-focused elements rather than full-size ziplines.
4
Chaperones & grandparentsChaperones are accommodated with a forested picnic and rest area where they can relax while monitoring children on the play elements.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Timing & Duration

Plan for a two-hour visit as listed for the kids’ play experience.

What to Bring

Bring clothing suitable for active play in a forest setting and any personal picnic items for the adjacent picnic area.

On-site logistics

The site includes ground play areas and a picnic zone adjacent to the netted circuit; chaperones can remain nearby while children use the elements.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

What ages can use Monkey Play Park?

The play park is designed for children in the specified young-child age range.

How long does a visit typically take?

The listed duration for the kids play experience is two hours.

Is there a picnic area?

Yes — there is an adjacent picnic and play area available free of charge for visitors and chaperones.

Can children use the zipline independently?

Children within the park’s intended age range can try the kid-sized zipline as part of the netted obstacle circuit.

Where is Monkey Play Park located?

Monkey Play Park is at Oyama Zipline Adventure Park in Lake Country, British Columbia, near Kelowna.