I bought tickets to take my daughter and awesome autistic son for a paddle boat ride at Quarry Park for Easter. Long story short, our plan changed when my son got triggered and dysregulated when he saw my daughter and I put life vests on as required for the boat ride. He started to stim and have vocal outbursts. While I was trying to calm my son down, the staff present was very patient, kind, understanding, and accepting of my son's autism/differences. They told me that they would wait for as long as it took if time was what my son needed. They were also very accommodating when my son refused the idea of going on a paddle boat and offered Kids Kove playground as an option if interested. The staff at Quarry Park were AMAZING!!! I appreciate that they are an inclusive park, that provides a welcoming environment for all children, regardless of their abilities. Words cannot express my gratitude. read more

We had an amazing time! We did the 2 hour pass where you could access all the attractions. Weight range is 45 lbs - 250. Adult to kid ratio is 1adult to 3 kids. Kids under 12 need a chaperone, and you need to stay together. Went with my 5, 8 and 10 year olds, and the 5 year old could not reach the clips and needed help at every transition. My risk taker 8 year old had the best time and could have stayed for 4 hours. The 10 year old was done after about an hour. The kids cove rope playground is $10 a person and you could easily spend 2 hours there. It is hot! They provide water. TIP: if you want to do the 2 or 4 hour adventure or the ropes course, you need to take their 30 min training course on how to transfer the clips between cables, that happen on the hour and half hour. So you would need to arrive 30 mins before the 2 or 4 hours. Ie - we started the training course at 230 and then did the 2 hour from 3-5. read more

We had a very disappointing experience at Quarry Park Adventures today. First, we were charged the full price even though we were told our time would be less than the standard two hours. The more concerning issue happened in the jump rope play area. My 5-year-old son was trying to get down, but a group of older boys blocked his way. I encouraged my son to politely say "excuse me," but the boys continued standing in his way, which made him scared and uncomfortable. When my spouse and I tried to address the situation, the boys yelled something about it being "self-defense," which felt threatening and escalated the situation unnecessarily. After that, we told our son to stay away from them, but the boys continued antagonizing him. We ultimately decided to leave early because the environment no longer felt safe for our child. When we spoke with the boys' parents, they dismissed the situation and said it was "for all kids to play," but the behavior we witnessed was not play--it was intimidation toward a 5-year-old. Families should feel safe bringing their children to a place like this. Unfortunately, that was not our experience, and we will not be returning. read more

Everything was amazing. Due to a sudden emergency, we worked with their customer support and they were more than cooperative/ above and beyond. The park is such a treat and everyone is friendly and professional- highly recommend anyone to spend a few hours here at least once/ it is worth the time and everyone will love it. read more

The staff was excellent! The park was very thrilling and beautiful. We saw a lot of rescues by the staff just because people get stuck sometimes but the staff would be there immediately to assist. Also, the trainers were very patient. Definitely going back! You're rolling now - got any more to add? read more

What a fun spot! This was our first time visiting and we will be back. When booking, you have to book a timeslot but be prepared to arrive 20 minutes before that timeslot. We choose 10:30am. It was not crowded yet. When we arrived it was easy to find the location, park, look for the bright awnings. Sign your waiver online for faster process. The access pass gives you full access to quarry. That's ziplines, rock wall, obstacle courses- the works. A few tips: 1. We purchased a guide. That was SO worth it. My kids didn't want to do the same thing so having the reassurance of a guide was helpful. 2. Leo (Alex) our guide was the BEST! Huge shoutout. 3. Bring spf. The quarry has little shade and you are basically in the sun the full time. Apply apply apply! 4. Dress comfortable. We purchased the kids cove for my little one and he had a blast. It does get crowded. There's also little shade so put on sunblock. Also wear close toed shoes, something fitting. Because it's a ropes course feet get stuck. I watched several kids lose shoes because they would slip right off. I'm not a fan of ziplines and this one was actually fun. A lot to look at- smooth transition. Great guides who teach out in "sky school". They have coolers with water so stay hydrated. I recommend going early in the morning, it can get 10 degrees hotter in the quarry so be prepared. I saw a lot of birthday tables. So I can tell this would be a great spot for a birthday. Love this place! What a find. Highly recommend for kids of all ages. read more

Quarry Park Adventures - Expansive and so much to do! - Amusement Parks Near Me - Rocklin, California

We came here for a child's birthday party. The kids played in the huge play area and the maze. They had a table set up for the birthday party and it was under a shaded canopy. The kids had a blast playing in the Kids Kove, where they can climb and do zip lining. The kids also received Quarry Park party favors, which included a souvenir cup, rocks, stickers, and other items. read more

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Exceptional staff. Every one on staff was knowledgeable, calm, experienced, tuned-in, friendly and encouraging (especially Jose). The orientation in the beginning was well done. Our instructor was relaxed and precise, explaining the steps and guiding our practice. Whenever I saw a child needing help within the park, it seemed like a staff member was running over in less than a minute. Fantastic vibes, excellent challenges, and constantly smiling and upbeat staff. We loved our time there. read more

4 stars **** I've been here a bunch of times, maybe at least 4 or 5. I've purchased tickets with my kiddos usiing school funds, got great deals on Black Friday, and paid full price as well. Coming here with family and also with friends & their kids is fun. One thing is for sure, if you like adventure, daring heights, but also like being safe, you will have a great time here. Regarding the obstacles, there are easy, medium, and hard obstacles. I've tried all of the obstacles, at different times of the day, but suggest signing up online as early in the day as possible due to traffic & heat. I don't have much complaints about the obstacles, except the very last time I went on the medium course in December 2024, the "key" part that pushes into the hold that releases the other part so you can move on, came off and fell 60 feet to the ground below after I moved on. So, I don't know how the people continued on the obstacle after I left. Can you imagine being that high, even say on the Via Ferrata (iron wall) and you are trying to yell for help and no one can hear you? Another small thing, is there isn't consistently people to help us go on certain courses, the Via Ferrata in particular. The last two times I've been here we've had to wait for a little bit for a helper to allow us to get approval to climb. We only have 2 hours to actually climb and soar after we are taught how to work all the gear. It would be nice to have help right away. The starting area, which is the long zipline that crosses the length of the water and lands on the start of the obstacles, is fun but also not as scary as it looks. I've done all the obstacles, and about 75% of the Via Ferrata aka iron wall. My favorite one for sure is the Via Ferrata. Pro tip: Use hiking boots. This last time I went in December and due to the muddy ground, the metal rungs were a bit slippery causing me to panic on a few climbs. Come with layered clothing, snacks in the hip pack, sunscreen and gloves especially if youre going on the Via Ferrata. You don't need to bring your own water because there's bottled water in various areas in the park in coolers available for you. They also sell snacks at the check in area. The free fall is something I haven't done mostly because it looks kinda boring. But, my kids have done that and they had to wait a bit to get on it due to lack of helpers. We usually do the Granite Adventure. Regular price is $80 per person, which is a 2-hour total experience (30-minute Gear Up & Orientation + 2 hours of Adventure). It includes access to all six activities located within/atop the quarry. Guests are typically able to complete two or three of these offerings when visiting on a Granite Adventure Ticket. Must weigh 45 to 250 pounds for this ticket type. Kids age 11 and under require a Supervising Companion (age 14+). Other adventures are a 4 hour Gold Adventure ticket, a pick 3, a rock climbing only, KidzLove for ages 3-13 (looks super fun for the lil ones) & paddle boarding. If I recall correctly they also have a few special events during the year like Halloween night climbs too. I'd love to do that with my spouse one day if I feel especially daring. I suggest going in the morning, it gets hot no matter what time of year you go due to all the physical activity. I suggest Quarry Park for beginner thrill seekers. It's great for singles, but highly suggest for families, couples, dates, best friend outings, double dates, team building, etc. Great for fun adventures on holidays so kids can get outta the house and fun day trip for out of town guests too. read more

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Adventure of a lifetime. That is the caption. We planned a family trip here for my kids spring break and so glad we did. This is the perfect place for kids and adults. The staff is by far some of the sweetest and most patient people around. From the check in crew, to the crew out in the field, they're all amazing and oh so patient. Once crew member toward the end of the day must have seen that we were exhausted from all the fun and offered us a ride on his golf cart, I thought that was super thoughtful. We opted for the all inclusive package so that we could do all the attractions. They have rock climbing, zip lining, and so many obstacle courses of different levels, it's such a fun place. They even have a smaller section for the little kiddos to play. It's also worth mentioning they have free water bottles in coolers all around the park which is so cool. Never have I ever seen any place give out free waters, definitely check this place out. read more

Such a fun place for families to go and enjoy Zip lining, rock, climbing, There is the Kids Cove. My daughter loves it here and I was really impressed. We will be going here regularly. The prices are reasonable. The staff is friendly. I love the atmosphere. They have good snack, snacks, and ice cream bars. A bit overpriced, but very yummy. They offer free waters at the Kids Cove. Such a fun place highly recommend. read more

Pretty easy to locate. It is right by the main road. Once inside there is lots of parking spaces and right next to it you will see the signboard for quarry park which leads you to the check in booth and the waiting/observation deck. All harnessing is done every 30 mins and done by batch. Their equipment look like they are kept well maintained. One of their staff will check and make sure it has been worn correctly. What we bought was the 3 pack where you do zip line, rapelling and free fall. My wife thinks the free fall is the scariest but it is a pretty slow descend. The park is pretty open so plan on coming when it is not too hot. Overall, good experience and nice location. read more

Quarry Park Adventures - Amusement Parks Near Me - Rocklin, California

Great customer service. It was busy, but the staff was quick and was able to help everyone. I purchased the 4 hour tickets and was able to complete most of the activities. I had a blast doing different activities after their short orientation. Once you complete it, you are set to go off on your own and "choose your own adventure". After a couple of hours, we went to eat our own lunch that we kept in their small $5 lockers. Bottled water is provided throughout the park, however they only have very light snacks. You are encouraged to bring your own lunch. If you're looking to do some outdoor activities, this is a great place to be active and challenge yourself. I went for a velentines date with my husband and we had a great time. read more

Hidden gem! So many activities for kids and adults. We chose to paddle boat just to see how everything was. Employees were super helpful well at least most of them. Paddle boat for 4 cost $20. Which was amazing! We go to paddle boat with the family. Although the lake is small but worth the experience. Will definitely do other activities soon. read more

My kids test their safety boundaries on a daily basis but they had no safety issues here! Some of the clip transfers were difficult for my 10 year old - he also hates advice while frustrated - but he made it through many of the medium/hard courses with just a few pauses. It's a lot to learn the first time but I imagine going again will be much easier. The staff were all very clear and we didn't wait too long at any area. They have coolers of waters - the kids needed it! The whole place was clean and well kept. The lines all looked secure. Will probably go back. read more

Quarry Park Adventures - Amusement Parks Near Me - Rocklin, California

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This was a blast! My 6 year old and my husband didn't want to leave the park. There are several difficulty levels to try out, and so many activities. We will be coming back! read more

it was really good and Ethan was very helpful and kind. The ropes course was a lot of in.

Ziplines were so fun but I was too scared to do the freefall. Super fun and helpful employees. Kids play park was a hit. read more

Quarry Park Adventures - Getting ready to Zip - Amusement Parks Near Me - Rocklin, California

We had such a great time here today. It wasn't hot, and we went between storms so it was dry and we had nice overcast skies. Coming between storms (I called for our 2 spots 45 minutes before since we were watching the weather) was great since hardly anyone else was there - we mostly had the quarry to ourselves. If you are close enough with some flexibility, doing this makes a two hour slot here more productive and you don't have to worry about the heat (inside the quarry it's warmer than up above + there is very little shade on blue sky days). We did the 2 hour Granite Adventure tickets. A 30 minute orientation and gear overview is before the two hours start session. We started on part two of Via Ferrata on the lower section as recommended by the guide. We then made it to the upper part of section three and finished on the bottom of section four. The last climb up on section four is a doozy for someone like me who's not used to climbing up,l to the end of it, with some water dripping on me - but it was a fun stretch of what I can do. This took just over an hour for us. After Via Ferrata we went to the zip line to get down to Aerial Adventure, and we did the medium/middle course there before I called it a day. My husband was able to squeeze in one trip down Free Fall. We had a good time and the staff was great. It was a great day out with some activity that challenged us in a positive way. We've brought our own gloves when we've done other courses in Lake Tahoe, but it slipped our minds today. I think that would be helpful next time and for anyone not dealing with climbing metal and using ropes regularly (or ask if they have some). Make sure to book online before, or call in for a spot. They do weigh you when you sign in, and they ask that you read and sign the waiver online. There are restrooms and lockers for your things if you need it. read more

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Fun place to take your kids during the summer. Pricing wasn't bad. I think it's a little inappropriate for staff to be wearing shorts where their butt cheeks are hanging out. At least wear shorts that cover your bottom in front of little kids. Most staff ignores you and keep themselves busy chatting about their personal lives. read more

I fell in love with this place, it's wonderful. My kids and I had a great time. I'll be back.

We went for Girl Scouts and we are Already are looking forward to go again. We had a girl really scared to go on the zip line but when she went she had a blast. Just be ready for the jerk at the end. We did not get to do the tree fall because it was under maintenance and the rock climbing wall was amazing. And the staff is great! I really recommend!!!! read more

Quarry Park Adventures - In line for the 60 foot zip line - Amusement Parks Near Me - Rocklin, California

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Meh. 4 yo too small for the big kids adventure so we just did the Kidz kove. 15 dollars per kid for a playground. Not really enough shade. Plan for kids to get bored or too hot in about an hour. And it looks like there is a playground across the street that is nearly as good. They had some water for guest but it wasn't cold. Lots of warnings not to be late but had to flag someone down to help us get checked in. And really not sure why there's so many warnings. Booking was weird, the kids kove was booked on different pages from the other adventures. The rest looks fun but it looks like you'll get cooked. There's no shade anywhere. And looks kind of expensive. read more

Oh how I would have loved to give this place 5 stars but one specific employee had to ruin that. Before partaking in any activities, the staff has you prove that you can safely use your Belay clipping system. I 1000% respect this and understand if you aren't capable of doing so, then you can't climb. However the female employee that was supposed to be educating and helping us with this was on some weird power trip. Let me make something extremely clear, I have never climbed in my life and there is A-LOT of information that this facility expects you to retain in a very small amount of time. This female employee (shorter slim girl with dark hair) saw I was making mistakes and instead of showing me some patience and offering constructive criticism was just offering the criticism part. Every time I make a mistake, she would remind me I wouldn't climb with such a condescending tone. Oh and twice she threw a piece of my clipping system onto the ground, it's like why damage it to prove your point? I looked over at my sister like are you seeing this?! Keep in mind the park was dead so there was no reason for her to be so frazzled. Her behavior was so gross I told my sister I'm done and if my sister didn't want my spot I was getting a refund for us all and we take our business somewhere else. My sister politely asked this female employee to step aside for a second and my sister explained it to me in such a more simplified manner! I hope this employee and the manager sees this so others who go in the future can be treated with more dignity. It was embarrassing experience. At the end of the day we're paying this facility to have a fun time, not want to leave because they have an employee can't learn some manners. On the other hand I want to give a special shout out to the staff who was running the zip line and the rock climbing wall today! Janelle is a kickass employee with a great attitude. Went above and beyond to make my nieces and myself feel very safe and welcomed. read more

Cool place for a date or going with a group of adults or older kids like 9 yrs+. We went on a hot day, so it was not a great experience due to the heat and the waters in the ice chests were warm read more

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I recently went with a group of friends to the Quarry Park Adventures and we had a blast! We only did the 2 hour ticket but we definitely could've spent more time there. We had so much fun doing the zip line over to the ropes course. From there our group split into the hard and medium ropes courses. We then did a portion of the via feratta course. We ended our time with some of us doing the rappel and some doing the rock climbing. My favorite things we did were probably the ropes course and the zip lining. The via feratta was cool to try but super slow when you're going through with a group. I'd definitely recommend checking out the Quarry Park Adventures and I'm sure we'll be back in the future. read more

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I had some terrible experiences at Quarry Park but also some redeeming moments. I went with my wife and kid for my kid's 8th birthday. We got on one of the aerial adventure courses and at some point, my kid and wife were having difficulty getting the safety clip from one spot to the other. She put the ring key into his safety clip (she didn't force anything) to try to detach him from a line that seemed like it didn't have enough slack and then the clip became unattached to anything. At that point, my kid was on a tiny platform, 25 feet in the air, NOT ATTACHED TO A THING. We got him reattached quickly but needless to say, it a was a very dangerous situation and it spooked me and my kid. This is clearly a serious matter given that someone could seriously injure themselves or die. Nevertheless, we proceeded along the course and got to the end in which we would attach to cable, walk off a platform, and then have the cable slowly lower us down. But my kid was scared given the previous incident with the clip and was reluctant to walk off that platform. He took a while to muster up the courage to go, and the folks behind us were very understanding and patiently waiting. But then a Quarry Park staff member (who's name I found out later was Scotty) came over and aggressively said, "there are people waiting, if you don't jump off that platform, I'm going to push you off!" My kid jumped off right away but was pissed, scared, crying, and needed a long time to calm down. And I don't blame him for it. I was pissed too! I ask Scotty for his name and he told me it was Dave. So he not only scared the crap out of my kid, he also lied straight to my face. I told Scotty that he should never talk to kids or anyone that way and that it was not okay to scare people like that. I also ended up speaking to various other staff and managers about it, and for the most part, they were very apologetic and professional. The course manager on site was a bit dismissive and simply said, okay, I'll talk to him about it. But the operations director and other supervisors seemed quite disconcerted by Scottie's behavior and were willing to work with me to make things right. Ultimately, they gave me a full refund, gave my kid a free pass to play in the Kidz Kove (which he liked), and ensured to me that they were going to take the matter seriously. After the initial incidents, my kid did not want to go back to the quarry area but after playing in the Kidz Kove, he actually said that he wanted to go back to the quarry area and do another aerial adventure course! At that point, a staffer named Steven stayed with us the whole time and made sure everything went really smoothly. He was an exceptional presence and really helped turn the day around for us. read more

The most amazing playground with Zip lining & rock climbing! It is in a beautiful park with a lake and so well built. Our 4 year old & 9 year old both loved it. Make your reservation online and reserve your spot! read more

Quarry Park Adventures - Climbing course - Amusement Parks Near Me - Rocklin, California

It was amazing! My 2 grandchildren 7 & 12 had a blast! Will definitely return! LOVE THIS PLACE AND CLOSE BY

The staff at this place were friendly and helpful. Every staff member we had contact with had great attitudes even though they seemed to be short staffed due to a kids spring break camp. I would recommend this place to friends. read more

Wanted to do something different for my birthday this year so decided to checkout this place. Booked a reservation online for Saturday morning at 9am. 2 hours all access. If book in advance, you get 10% off. Got there before 9 and checked in at the ticket office. They weighed me and then gave me a wristband. I rented a locker for $5. After that, went to the harness/ training area. The training started at 9. The staffs helped everyone put on and secured the harnesses. Then we were walked to the area where we learn how to clip onto the robes and cables. We got a chance to practice too before we were on our own. In the beginning, it was a lot to remember but once I started, it got easier. The staffs were already if need any assistance. They wear white helmets so easy to spot. The whole training was about 20-30 minutes. First course, my friend and I did zip line. It was scary at first but once I lifted my legs up, it was totally fun. It glides so fast that I didn't want it to end yet haha! There was a bump towards the end so be prepared for that. After that, we did the easy level of the aerial adventure. It was easy but kinda scary at the same time. I went slowly because I didn't want to lose my balance. Also because I'm afraid of heights. Lastly, I tried out rock climbing for the first time ever. Since it was my first time, I wanted to try one of the shortest levels. Going up was not bad but coming back down was a challenge for me. I slipped and my whole back hit against the wall and got scraped. The staff made sure I was ok and helped me. It was funny and embarrassing at the same time lol. All the staffs there were very nice and helpful. My friend fell ill during midway and one of the staffs came to her rescue. She was so sweet. It was a nice experience overall. I'm knocking down a star because of the $4.50 charge for 'new' gloves. It is a required fee but I didn't even have to use it. Plus, the gloves are used and dirty. I think gloves fee should be optionally. read more

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So much fun so much to do pretty good price mostly all the employees were nice but there was a rude employee there

I will be reviewing the Quarry Park adventures in comparison to Tahoe aerial treetop adventures. First off, Tahoe treetop is a series of obstacles passing built at a high level (~20-30 feet above ground) spanning across the 74-acre land park vs Quarry Park adventures take place in a slightly deep and narrow valley of probably around 1-2 acre park, so much smaller and lower. With Tahoe treetop, the cost is $73 plus tax= $80 for 2.5 hours of aerial obstacle passing and zip-lining vs Quarry park cost is $85 plus tax and booking fee = $95 per person for 4 hours of 6 challenging courses, mainly 2 hours of zip line and free fall and 2 hours of real and strenuous rock climbing upward and downward. We are a group of 6 kids with age ranging from 10 to 19 years old (yo) and 2 of the 16-year old boys gave up early bc of hunger and tiredness, but the other 4 kids including one 10-yo girl, 12-yo girl and 12-yo boy finished the entire 4-hour challenging course and found it epic-ly fun and unique experiences that they would love to do again. I would mark down 1/2-1 star for customer service as they are not as good, attentive or caring as the one in Tahoe. Check out our photos as they are in real time and will give you a realistic expectation of what the entire 4-hour courses are like. read more

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EDIT: General Manager called me to discuss feedback. They do have ways of getting you down if absolutely necessary. They plan to add shade overhead. They will be updating their system so it's more user friendly- BUT it will not be on a roller which is still my biggest complaint. I also mentioned adding emergency ropes so a guide could help swing a stuck person to the next point which he said he would look into. I dislike giving less than 4-5 star reviews but here is why. Every year for my birthday I usually go up to Tahoe and do the Treetop Adventure courses, when I saw this one was opened in Rocklin I was really excited since it is a lot closer. However after my experience there I don't think I'll be back. For reference we booked about a month in advance and you cannot get a refund if less than 7 days from your appointment. So we didn't know it was going to be hotter than hell until closer to the reservation. Also didn't know that it is 10-15 degrees hotter in the quarry than on the street level. Started gearing up at 10am with a seemingly irritated teenager, no biggie. But the clips/carabiners situation that this park has are absolutely horrific to use. Instead of what Tahoe does where you hook your rolling zipline thingamajigger onto the metal cables above you and it's all one single track, this place has a time consuming double sided carabiner so that you're constantly having to clip in- lock- unclip from the other side, for every single transition. So you do an obstacle, then clip in & lock to the platform and unclip from obstacle 1, then do the whole process over to clip into obstacle 2. It takes forever, is tedious and irritating. Second part- which is the dangerous part. Rocklin has these carabiners going along on metal wire but NOT on rollers. Meaning, if you are physically unable to complete part of the obstacle or you fall off the obstacle, you are fighting your weight and friction in order to pull yourself to the other side. Since you are NOT on a roller it is super easy to get yourself stuck. Unlike Tahoe- this place doesn't currently have emergency ropes to swing you to the next station. They can get you down if absolutely necessary, but ideally they won't interfere, leaving you on your own unless you want an embarrassing and more risky rescue. So doing this in 105+ degrees, I got stuck, got heat sickness and almost passed out. We geared up at 10am, wasn't able to even start the course until 1045, and by 1130 when we finished the first course decided to leave- effectively wasting all our money. I do think that for the safety of people, the quarry should be shut down if over 100. They offer hot water bottles around the course, there is no shade and it's just not worth it. This might be fun in the winter but without the safety precautions and putting the carabiners on rollers- I'd 100% rather make the drive to Tahoe instead. read more

My partner took me here for my birthday and overall it was fun. We did most of the activities although it was a hot day when we went. We were the first group of the day and after about 1 hour in, the mountain climbing wall was too hot to touch/climb. They had plenty of water bottles around in tubs which was nice. The tutorial for the clips were straightforward and thorough. It was difficult at times to find a worker when needed but we managed. I will go again but I will make sure its a much cooler day. read more

Quarry Park Adventures - Amusement Parks Near Me - Rocklin, California

What I great way to do something fun and different with the kids. We only came to do the zip line. We had to make the reservation ahead of time and pay for it in advance. When we got there we were supposed to just get geared up but instead no one came out to get us we ended up having to wait extra 30 minutes. It was really quick. And a great way to introduce zip lining so later we can have bigger adventures. We plan on coming back next time for the two hour pass. read more

Quarry Park Adventures - Outside entrance - Amusement Parks Near Me - Rocklin, California

Spent a few hours here with my daughter. She had a great time and enjoyed zip lining and rock climbing. Unfortunately we won't return because she got lice from using the provided helmet. I don't know how or if they clean the helmets but they definitely had lice. read more

It was worth our trip. It was our first time and had a blast! The kids were so happy for this adventure especially with the limitations of what can be done nowadays. Staff were exceptional-- very approachable, encouraging and nice! They will make sure you know what to do before heading to your first experience. There is enough parking. They give away bottled water. We ordered online for a four hour access but changed to two hour access when we got onsite. It was not a hassle. We also added a paddle boat ride. Note- maximum allowable weight is 250 lbs. Companions can just watch and not have to pay. I suggest, get there after eating a heavy meal and take the 4 hour access. We didn't get to do wall climbing and experience every corner of the adventure area. Also, they provide gloves and you'll have to wear masks. They make you feel safe and comfortable. We will definitely be back! read more

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Great place for kids. My son went there and I had so much fun. We loved how it was set up for children as well. Such a kid friendly environment. I so recommend this place. We went in the morning when it was nice n cool. read more

Quarry Park Adventures - Wow factor - Amusement Parks Near Me - Rocklin, California

Excellent customer service. The equipment's quality made us feel confident on the safety. The courses are a lot of fun.