Jungle Quest Ldt

As an adult, the place is dark and busy. The one time I went it was understaffed. That said my children loved it until it got busy. I would suggest mid-​air adventures. They could handle a larger crowd

My son LOVES this place! He is 5 and begs to go every week. We have been to a birthday party there as well, and that was great for a bunch of 5 and 6 year old boys.
I would call ahead because it is small, and you don’t want to be there when 30 kids come tearing through. :-) Last time we went, they were able to tell us what time of day to come to avoid the crowd.
The staff was great, and super nice to the kids. Awesome place.

My kids had fun on their first visit, but by the second visit they wanted to leave about 20 minutes after we got there. The challenges are not very challenging if you have athletic kids.
I think it really is geared towards younger kiddo’s. I’d recommend it for a pre-​school or MOPS day out.
Children age 4 – 6 years might enjoy it, as something to try once for a new experience.

The first words you see on the website are Drop in and Explore. Good luck with that… We dropped in at the small location that appears to be a repurposed apartment complex only to be told that we would have to wait at least an hour if we were lucky. They were at capacity (60 kids) for the whole day. The two people at the front desk acted like we should know how their business works and how dare we bother them. We then took the kids to Fun City instead and they had a blast.

I took my kids here in search of active fun and they did not stop raving about JungleQuest for days. The rope swing proved to be especially enjoyable. The staff is watchful, so it is safe. There are harnesses. The price is fair.

This place is AWESOME! My 9 and 12 year old sons had a blast! There is a rope swing, 3 zip-​lines, a rock climbing wall, rope bridge and climbing structure/​tunnels. One zip line is set up for little kids b/​c it ends on a plank/​rope bridge, so the little ones can reach the ground and unhook thenmselves. The other 2 zip lines end on a slanted pad, perfect for older kids. The day we went, this place was a bit over-​run with little kids — ages 2 – 6. I would say that this place is really not for kids 2 and under. The 2 year olds held everything up, which was frustrating for older kids. Also, the staff, although helpful and friendly, let the littler kids go on the zipline that ended on the slanted foam. Then the kids would bounce back and be dangling their until someone came to help them. This also held up the line. Littler kids should be required to go on the zip line that ends on the bridge. The rock climbing was was great. My son’s loved it. The employees told me that age 12 is about the oldest clients they have. I highly recommend this place.