Mammoth Adventure Center

We brought the kids and spent about ½ day at the Adventure Center during our vacation to Mammoth Lakes. We were there for that length of time not because there were an endless list of activities, but because the line for some of those activities (like the zip line) are very long. The kids all had great fun and we loved watching them, but wished there were more activities than just the rock wall, zip line and bungee trampoline

We spent the $ 40 day pass for kids 12& under which includes the climbing wall, Zip Line, bungee trampoline and a lift access to the bike park (which we didn’t use). $ 40 is a little steep, but the kids sure enjoyed it. Not often do they get to do a zip line and the climbing wall has some varying degrees of difficulty.
Staff was super friendly.

Hmmm… not sure if this review belongs here or under «Mammoth Mountain» or under the bike park, but since we don’t ski, snowboard or mountain bike, I’m going to go ahead and nab this FTR!
Mammoth Adventure Center is what happens to the main lodge during summer. This is where you buy your tickets to take the shuttle down to Devil’s Postpile, where you rent mountain bikes for the bike park, and where you stop to take your photo with the giant mammoth. What WE stopped there for, though, was for Kid to have fun at the Adventure Park after a weekend of camping at Red’s Meadow. There is so much for kids to do here… terrific climbing walls, zip lines, trampolines, and even just plain old swings! Everything is priced out individually, and the prices are pretty steep, but they do offer a $ 39 pass so that your kids can have at it all day.
The employees here are super nice and good with kids, and much like the nearby Monument, dogs are welcome.