Two Hours Aloft in South Jersey: Treetop Adventure Courses & Zipline Course Combo

CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE ZIPLINE FIELD GUIDE

Two Hours Aloft in South Jersey: Treetop Adventure Courses & Zipline Course Combo

A roughly two-hour aerial-adventure at Cape May Tree to Tree — three progressive treetop courses plus a zipline course — this guide explains what to expect and how to prepare.

Two Hours Aloft in South Jersey: Treetop Adventure Courses & Zipline Course Combo.

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Location
Cape May Court House
Operator
Tree to Tree Adventure Park Cape May County Zoo
Category
Zipline
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
Published Verified

Perched among the trees at Cape May Tree to Tree Adventure Park, this South Jersey aerial course strings together ziplines, Tarzan swings, nets and gravity-testing obstacles across three progressive courses and an included zipline run; it’s designed so participants can push higher and harder as confidence grows or stop when they’ve had enough.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE COURSES

Three progressive aerial courses

The experience includes three adventure courses that increase in height and difficulty, letting you warm up on easier obstacles before moving into more demanding lines and balance elements.

THE FEATURES

Ziplines, Tarzan swings and classic treetop obstacles

Expect a variety of elements — zip lines, Tarzan swings, ladders, rope swings, balance beams and wobbly bridges — arranged to test coordination and nerve across each course.

THE SUPPORT

Training, ground staff and an optional challenge

Sessions begin with a training segment and guides patrol all courses from the ground; the park also offers an add-on ‘Red Course’ — the most challenging obstacle set — for an extra fee at checkout or on site.

What the day feels like

What the two-hour treetop circuit feels like

You arrive for a roughly two-hour window that combines a concise training session with hands-on time in the trees: start on the lower, easier lines to grasp harnessing and clipping techniques, then move through progressively higher and tougher courses and the dedicated zipline course — with ground staff watching for safety and to offer guidance.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who benefits from this trip — and who should reconsider.

1
Active FamiliesFamilies with children can share the experience: children as young as 9 may climb independently, though an adult must remain on the premises for anyone up to age 15.
2
Young AdventurersThis suits older kids and teens who can meet the physical reach requirement (must reach the tips of both hands above head to 5'9" while keeping feet flat) and want progressive challenges.
3
Challenge SeekersExperienced or confident climbers will appreciate the escalating difficulty and the optional Red Course for an extra challenge.
4
Those with Size or Mobility LimitsNot everyone is eligible: participants must weigh less than 300 pounds and fit into a 48-inch waist harness; if you cannot meet these limits or the reach requirement, the course is not suitable.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Timing & Duration

The advertised activity window is approximately two hours.

What to Bring

Reservations are recommended and guests should fill out waivers online prior to arrival; bring any personal items you need for a two-hour outdoor activity.

What’s Included

The combo includes three adventure courses and the zipline course, plus a training session and ground-staff patrol of the courses; the Red Course can be added for an extra fee.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long does the experience take?

The experience is approximately two hours in duration.

What are the age and reach requirements?

Participants must be at least 9 years old and able to reach the tips of both hands above their head to a height of 5'9" while keeping their feet flat on the ground.

Are there weight or harness size limits?

Yes: participants must weigh less than 300 pounds and fit into a 48-inch waist harness.

How much does it cost and are there group rates?

Standard participants are $60; groups of 10–20 pay $54.50 per person; for groups of 20 or more contact the operator by email or phone for pricing.

Is there an extra charge for the most challenging course?

Yes — the park’s Red Course, the most challenging obstacle set, is an add-on available for an extra $5 at checkout or on site.

Do I need to reserve and complete paperwork beforehand?

Reservations are recommended and participants should fill out waivers online prior to arrival.

Will staff be present during the courses?

Yes. The experience includes a training session and highly trained guides patrol all courses from the ground.