Posted in Pennsylvania Accommodation, Fun Adventures April 06, 2019 by Beth Price-Williams

You Can Play Among The Trees At This Treehouse-Themed Adventure Park In Pennsylvania

It’s that time of the year again! Time to head outdoors and have a little fun. Pennsylvania offers something for everyone, too, from the daredevils to the adventure-seekers. And, if playing among the trees – climbing, zip lining, and walking the plank – sounds like fun, start making plans to visit this treehouse-themed adventure park in Pennsylvania.

Get ready for non-stop adventure and excitement at Treehouse World in West Chester, a spectacular adventure park that features activities for the whole family, even the little ones.

So what will you do first? How about a little tree climbing? Think you have what it takes to climb as high as 43 feet up a tree?

Or start your adventure with a little zip lining. The Buccaneer Zipline is for the kiddos two years and older, and anyone new to ziplining. Soar at 10 to 15 miles per hour along the 150-foot zipline.

Already have zip lining experience? Then, the Zipline Adventure Course is for you. Soar at speeds of up to 30 miles per hour on three ziplines, with the longest zipline totaling 420 feet.

Do you have what it takes to walk the plank? The Pirate Ship Treehouse promises plenty of thrills as you walk the plank before free falling 20 to 35 feet.

Prefer staying feet planted firmly on the ground? You can do that at Treehouse World, too. Test your acrobatic skills on the Trampoline Bounce or...

Try your hand at archery tag or tomahawk ax throwing.

Have a toddler? Then plan a visit during Toddler Time, where tots can frolic on the train treehouse, take a canopy walk, and play in the play area. Even better? Only activities for toddlers will be open for Toddler Time.

Both daily passes and season passes are available. Days and hours vary according to the season.

Treehouse World is located at 1442 Phoenixville Pike, West Chester, PA 19380.

Have you ever been to this adventure park in Pennsylvania? Share your experience in the comments! Then, click here to read about 10 places to play in the trees in PA.

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