Children’s Park: What goes up must come down: Kids love the aerial experience
Kids are natural climbers, so let them loose
in the Aerial Experience.
Our certified staff of experts will ensure a safe and fun journey while the kids have the time of their lives. Kids will climb across suspended walkways, monkey bridges, suspended stirrups and zip line through the air on our mini zip lines sized for the younger ones. Chances are they won’t stop talking about it the whole way home.
Note: The Children’s Park takes about 1 hour to complete and is the easiest course. The obstacles are designed for children and therefore the height and spacing is not ideal for adults. The zip lines are shorter and lower to the ground.
Refreshments and snacks are available on site.
For reservations please call (819) 827-5517 or email reservations@campfortune.com
Camp Fortune birthdays are so much fun, you’ll
forget how old you are.
Birthday cake tastes even better after you’ve been walking through the tree tops. Enjoy the challenge and thrills of the Camp Fortune Aerial Experience with your friends and family. Make it a day to remember. Just like the first one. Join us for your outdoor adventure party.
The Ultimate Birthday Celebration (children ages 14 and under)
Activity: Fortune Aerial Experience (Explorer course with long zip lines)
Food and decor: Hot dogs, soft drinks, birthday cake and party supplies
Price: $350 based on 10 children and $35 for each additional child
*Prices do not include taxes
The Mini Party (children ages 12 and under)
Activity: Fortune Aerial Experience short course (children’s course with mini zip lines)
Food and decor: Hot dogs, soft drinks, birthday cake and party supplies.
Price: $220 based on 10 children and $22 for each additional child.
*Prices do not include taxes
Minimum reach requirement* Children’s Park(zone 1-2): 1.35 m for the intro course Explorer/Amazone (zone 1-5): 1.75 m for the full course
*Minimum reach requirement is measured as the distance from the ground to the middle of your palm, with your arm fully extended upwards. See images above.
