Walk The Plank And Jump Off Of A 35-Foot Pirate Ship At Treehouse World In Pennsylvania

Ahoy, matey! If you’re a fan of all things pirate-themed, you’ve probably watched your fair share of villains (and good guys) make that long walk to the end of the plank. Now you, too, can walk the plank that leads to a 35-foot jump from a pirate ship at Treehouse World in Pennsylvania. However, that’s just a peek at all of the fun that awaits at this epic treetop park.

Freefall 35 glorious feet when you walk the plank at Treehouse World in Chester, a treetop playground that features zip lines, tree climbing, bungee trampolines, and a whole lot more.

If you’re brave enough, begin your epic outdoor adventure standing at the very edge of the plank, staring down at the ground below. Take a breath, and…jump.

The Pirate Ship is just one of several themed treehouses. Cross a balance beam and a rope bridge on the Oak Leaf Treehouse Platform, or host a birthday party in the adorable Gingerbread Treehouse.

Ready for an unforgettable adrenaline rush? Bring along three friends (there’s a four-person minimum), and set off on the Valley Creek Zipline Tour. The two-hour adventure boasts three ziplines and eight bridges.

Treehouse World also offers activities on the ground, although the Euro Bungee Trampoline allows you to soar as high as 25 feet in the air.

Toxic Meltdown, ax throwing, and the Warrior Woods, Nature’s Obstacle Challenge Course are more popular attractions. Challenge yourself on the obstacle course that will take you across log balance beams and over quick steps.

To ensure you get to play on the day you want, your best bet is to purchase tickets to Treehouse World in advance. You must also complete an online waiver before heading to the park.

Head over to the official website of Treehouse World for days, hours, and more information. Or, go here for Facebook.

Have you been to Treehouse World in Pennsylvania? What’s your favorite attraction? Let us know in the comments! Ready for more fast-paced fun? Plan a visit to Camelback Mountain Resort in Tannersville, home to Pennsylvania’s longest and highest zipline.