High-wire Play beneath the Dolomites: Campitello’s Adventure Park Dolomiti Action

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High-wire Play beneath the Dolomites: Campitello’s Adventure Park Dolomiti Action

A hands-on guide to the park’s 12 aerial courses, lakeside features and family-minded extras — everything you need to know to plan a visit.

High-wire Play beneath the Dolomites: Campitello’s Adventure Park Dolomiti Action.

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Canazei
Operator
Sport Check Point
Category
Zipline
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
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Perched in the Campitello di Fassa area near Canazei, Adventure Park Dolomiti Action strings together a dozen aerial courses — from child-friendly lines to challenging adult routes — mixing Nepalese bridges, rope elements, net walls and multiple ziplines, including one that crosses the Avisio river.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE COURSES

Twelve progressive aerial routes

The park offers 12 distinct circuits that span beginner options for children through more demanding courses for grown-ups, with classic elements such as trekking on Nepalese bridges, swinging beams and networked rope walls.

WATER & ZIPLINES

A zipline that crosses the Avisio and lakeside play

Among the park’s aerial features is at least one zipline that traverses the Avisio river; the site also includes lakeside elements such as a raft to cross a pond and adjacent play areas.

BEYOND THE CIRCUITS

Farm, archery, climbing and on-site services

The venue hosts a small farm, archery and slackline areas, a climbing wall, plus a sports centre with bar-restaurant and playgrounds that sit alongside the adventure circuits.

What the day feels like

What it feels like

Expect an upbeat, hands-on adventure looped across wood and wire: participants thread a progression of aerial obstacles — passerelles, beams, nets and pulleys — moving from gentler children’s paths to technical lines for braver adults, while the park’s lakeside and farm features offer quieter diversions.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who will get the most from a visit

1
Active familiesWell suited — the park includes circuits designed specifically for children alongside more advanced lines for adults, plus family-friendly extras like a small farm and playground.
2
Families with very young childrenA good option when children use the park’s easier routes; the presence of playgrounds and a mini farm provides alternatives for younger kids who don’t do aerial circuits.
3
Adrenaline seekersA strong match — the park’s tougher adult courses and multiple ziplines, including the one that crosses the Avisio, deliver high-adrenaline elements.
4
Casual visitors and non-participantsSuitable — visitors who prefer not to climb can still enjoy the site’s lakeside areas, small farm, climbing gym and the sports centre with bar-restaurant.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Logistics & transport

The operator provides a minibus service that includes transport for bicycles to reach the park.

On-site amenities

The park is adjacent to a playground, a lake, a climbing gym and a sports centre that houses a bar-restaurant.

Other on-site offerings

Facilities on site include a small farm, archery and a slackline area; there is also a raft for crossing the pond.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How many aerial courses does the park have?

The park features 12 courses that range from easy children’s routes to more demanding courses for adults.

Are there ziplines that cross a river?

Yes — one of the park’s teleferiche (ziplines) crosses the Avisio river.

Is there transport to reach the park with bicycles?

A minibus service is available that includes bike transport to reach the park.

What non-climbing activities are available on site?

The site includes a small farm, a pond with a raft, archery and slackline areas, a climbing wall, playgrounds and a sports centre with a bar-restaurant.

Who operates Adventure Park Dolomiti Action?

The park is operated by Sport Check Point.

Are the courses suitable for children?

Yes — several routes are designed for children, while others are more challenging for courageous adults.