Trinity Forest Adventure Park

Horrible customer service! I don’t even know where to start. The website is misleading and when you call the employees do not know where to direct you. Buying tickets is very misleading. The website does not tell you that you have to schedule an appointment. The manager was the absolute rudest person I have ever spoke to and he needs a class on customer service! If he treats his employees like he treated me I’m very surprised they would continue to work there.

What a great time I had at this place! Amazing staff and a bunch of awesome courses!

This place was great. Obstacles and zip lines were so much fun… something different to do! Unfortunate the staff was not as great. They definitely made me feel like an idiot when I yelled «fish stick», the phrase they ask u to use when u need help. They acted as if u were bothering them when u asked for help and tons of sarcasm to go along with the interactions. Not sure if we’ll be going back to this place.

Wow I loved every single part of this place. It is challenging but do-​able. I’m extremely scared of heights but you have to get comfortable with being uncomfortable. I can’t wait to go back and bring my Crossfit group!!!

Went here with my wife last week and it was really fun. They have all different kinds of difficulty for beginners and the more advanced. We went in the 10am-​1pm slot. The weather wasn’t too bad because there were so many trees, then again it was a weird Dallas week as it was only hovering around 90 degrees for a few days. I believe we did 5 courses and finished by 12. Definitely recommend filling out the online waivers before you go.
Only thing I would say is I wish the staff was more energetic. For an adventure park, I would expect a passionate, adventurous staff. Not saying they’re horrible, though.
Quote from a friend:
«Ropes course? Yeah. because when I go to Dallas. the first thing I think about doing is a ropes course and ziplining.»

We did not really know what to expect-​this turned out to be a great way to spend time together as a family.
The staff was so great, friendly and so helpful. The staff helped to make this fun.
The courses were fun and there was something for everyone. My teenagers had a blast. The corpses were set up bases on difficulty. My family did the black course and had a blast.
Thank you for a fun time. We will be back for sure

So fun! Very exciting and challenging! Helpful staff. Definitely worth the price. Would highly recommend this to anyone looking for a unique gift idea for someone or as a fun way to spend a Saturday afternoon!

Our kids were taken to Houston for the week by my mom so my wife I I felt we should bring out the kids within us. This course was pretty cool… and challenging. I wouldn’t mind going back soon and take the kids. I heard there was a Groupon for this… but we didn’t take advantage of it.

Trinity forest Adventure Park was so much fun! My boyfriend and I had a great time, and we definitely have plans to return to conquer the black course. It wasn’t overly crowded on the day we went, so there wasn’t long wait times. One lady took her job a little to seriously though. I understand the importance of safety, and I get our safety is their number one concern, but unbeknownst to us we were hooked up properly, and literally got fussed at. There’s a way to get your point across, but everyone in the park shouldn’t know about it. Like lady calm down! Any who, all in all it was a great experience!

It can be quite costly but it was fun. We went to the zip line/​obstacle area. It has multiple levels (6 to be exact) that varies in difficulty. If you wanna do all levels, I suggest doing 1 or 2 easier levels and then complete the black course, the hardest one. After the black, you can complete the rest. We did them in order based on difficulty and we were whooped by the time we got to the black course, which is the one I really wanted to do. I will have to return again to try out the black course.
Staff can be friendly, but those putting us in our harnesses moved at a slightly slow rate for my liking. I suggest bringing a water bottle unless you just wanna waterfall from the water coolers they provide.
It was fun, but it’s not something I will be doing again anytime soon… maybe again in 6 months or do.

We had an awesome Family day at TFAP yesterday ⁷⁄₃ ~ The Staff was friendly knowledgeable and very helpful… It was a challenging adventure, very different from our typical Family outings and our Girls (19, 17, 10, 8) are already asking «When can we go back»
We thought it clean and the courses were well maintained.
It is pricey so I suggest looking for a coupon… We had a BOGO free from AdPages.
Go and have a great time with your Family and Friends, you won’t be disappointed!

If you want a challenge or an opportunity for team/​family building experience, this is a must.
It’s approximately 20 minutes outside of Dallas. The course has 4 levels w/​numerous obstacles to test your limits. The staff is great and if you want some clean fun, go!

My husband abd I took his son here on Sunday. We had so much fun! The park staff is very helpful and courteous. I was a little concerned at first with safety, but you are always attached to something so you can’t fall. They are very safety orientated and i felt completely comfortable. There are varrying levels of difficulty, abd something for everyone. It was a great place to be out in nature and play. We will definitely be going back!

First — If you are looking for a ropes course this would be a much better description of the activites here.
Second — As a ziplines park I’ve had much better.
Equipment — The gloves are not suitable for much of anything. They have no fingers. Using them did not really protect my hands particularly if you had to self rescue on the zipline. The gloves were supposedly sorted into boxes of small, medium and large but didn’t seem to be organized in that manner as the guys were looking in the small box because all the others were too large.. Someone needs to go through and throw out the gloves that aren’t in good condition. One guy made the mistake of smelling his gloves. I didn’t smell my gloves, probably because the odor from my helmet was overpowering. I eventually got used to it but I’m sure my hair smelled after I took it off.
Before we started a visit to the restroom was in order. At 10am already out of tp, certainly something that should be routinely stocked before the day starts or at the end of the previous day.
I was quite surprised to find that we would be hooking and unhooking our own ziplines. This is the first time I have ever had to do my own equipment. I had brought my friends who had never before been ziplining. But then again this was not really ziplining.
That being said I am sure there were more ropes, obstacle courses than there were ziplines or maybe it just felt like it. When I arrived at most zipline platforms they were very high (as though done for children) I was actually at squat level when landing because they were so low. It made it difficult to run up the ramp. In discussing later with our 6 2 male companion he said he just stood up. I found this to be difficult when arriving at the station and ending up having to self rescue. Self rescue was never explained. Ziplines didn’t have much incline.
Two of the ziplines merged in the same place which created a line which was even noticed by one group who was merging. Our group was separated and delayed.
We would ask the staff which ones had more ziplines but didn’t feel that there were more ziplines. We did the two beginner ziplines and one intermediate (the one that had more ziplines…).After 3 hours our upper bodystrength had disappeared…
A challenging day but not what I expected since I was coming to zipline.
A question asked — is this good for kids? Well certainly not young kids. I wouldn’t take any kids less than 12.

Great place. My family had a great time. We will definitely come again.

We went to this park today and had so much fun! The staff was amazing, including the workers at the park. One worker even rescued by cell phone that fell from 45 ft in the air! Another employee did the black course with us to show us tricks! We would totally recommend this to anyone wanting a challenge or just a fun date! We will definitely do it again! Just don’t plan ok doing anything afterwards, we were beat! Awesome day!

Absolutely amazing park that goes beyond expectations: D My boyfriend and I came here for our anniversary and enjoyed every second of our time. The drive & reservation process was benevolently easy. We both loved the freedom to zip-​line without a guide next to us, as well as, the challenging obstacle courses in between each platform! The notable staff were tremendously attentive, fun, and gave concise instructions. Furthermore: Tim, David, and Leon were awesome and extremely helpful. The entire park is incredible and I can’t imagine anyone regretting their decision to zip-​line at this park. Also, it’s refreshing to know that we didn’t have to travel far or spend a lot of money to fulfill this experience. Thank you all for your existence, we will definitely be back :)

If not for a flyer in the mail, I would have never known about this place.
Thought of trying this over the July 4^th weekend as a gift to myself for my upcoming birthday.
Definitely make reservations and also read the instructions on their website on what to wear etc. I reserved the 5 – 8 pm slot for myself and my husband and I was able to reserve and sign the waiver forms easily online on their website.
As soon as we arrived, we got checked in and got a wrist band within a minute. We got suited up which includes a harness, helmet and gloves. Wish the gloves fit me, it was pretty lose and did not fit me well and there was no size smaller than that.
Though our instructions were done in a few minutes they were definitely done clearly and efficiently. Both of us tried the instructions separately on the training course and got used to it pretty soon. There are 4 different courses — Yellow, Green, Blue and Black. There were two green courses to try with similar difficulty level.
There are instructors and people to help you all over the place. And there are exits from the course if you are not comfortable doing any component. There are a couple of water coolers on the ground which is definitely a plus on a hot sweaty day.
Really enjoyed climbing and walking across robes and zip lining. Its mostly aimed at testing your stability and upper body strength. It was fun doing something different and I really enjoyed it very much sweating it out on top of trees and zooming on the zip lines.
Will definitely recommend to anyone who wants to challenge their stability and body strength and also have fun.

What a great activity for Adults and Kids to do in Dallas. It’s a beautiful setting, large shady trees and all of the courses were great. I am planning to definitely go back and do it another day.

My family visited Trinity Forest Adventure Park on Sunday. We had made a reservation for 10 am for a 3 hour session. We arrived 20 minutes early, and we were promptly greeted. Although we filled out waivers online prior to visiting, we were asked to fill out a paper copy. This is a redundant step that could be eliminated. Once we were through filling out our short forms, Jesus immediately suited us up with our harnesses, helmets, and gloves.
We were then given ground training by «D». This was to show you how to move through the courses, connecting and disconnecting your harness, and how to attach your trolley to the zip lines. Got it.
After ground training, we were shown where to start our courses. We started out with a yellow course (easiest), followed by a green, blue, then took on the black course. We still had time for another green and another blue. The courses are fun, and start out easy, getting more challenging as you move up the color ladder. There is plenty of climbing, balancing, and zipping to keep you entertained. Be prepared to use lots of upper body strength in the black course! My favorite was the blue #2 course, but had fun on all of them.
They provide water throughout the area if you need to rehydrate. We brought a picnic lunch with us, and they have plenty of shaded picnic tables to use.
It’s sometimes difficult to find things the whole family (mom, 39; dad, 35; son, 15 and daughter, 13) will enjoy, but this certainly fit the bill. The staff is very friendly and helpful and always readily available if you need assistance. We all had a fantastic time and a very enjoyable visit!