Peak Pursuits — Attraction in Sydney

Bookings are by the hour and was happy to see that the number of attendees permitted per session is just right for the size of the facility. Ensuring no real waiting for equipment. Though 52 years old, I participated with my child in case they needed help. At times when they were confident in tackling a piece of equipment, I had the opportunity to have a go myself. Let me tell you that some of the climbs were very challenging and would be even more so for some children. Particularly the rope ladder, vertical linked log pole with jutting out supports and a hanging climbing wall made of panels that flex as you climb. It does get quite hot inside as its just fans & sprayers. It costs extra to do the gain that slide & staggered "bamboo poles" climb at $5 which I thought was a bit exorbitant considering the entry fee and what it was. Most of the kids I saw that did the giant slide where you are pulled up the slide while hanging onto a handle attached to a winch, did not go very high. Can see this place being where the next birthday party is...

I have been to many climbing place through Australia and found this to be a good bit of fun and a little different from many but,

1 hard to find very poorly signed .

2 the owner was quiet rude and didn’t want to except feed back even to the point where it would improve his business.

3 The cost is a little steep as many places are cheaper, have no time restrictions or require you to pay extra for activities in building which 2 of require additional payment.

4 if you turn up late for any reason, cannot find the place as we couldn’t you loose that time out of your hour slot no matter if it’s quiet or not, so allow heaps of time for arrival at least 15 -20 mins .

The building location is actually directly to your upper right as you come up the ramp on entry. ( it’s on upper level on second entrance ) . So it faces the road you turned off and the building is not numbered with 49 facing the car park so you will never spot it driving around . Park near 50 and walk along side, towards the the entry road you turned off and turn left and you...

Good place for kids over 5. Great beginner level climbs. Options for the older kids/advanced climbers on the high ropes course (maybe 8yrs+). Signage isn't great and it's easy to enter the wrong driveway on Gladstone Rd- but plenty of parking near the premises. Entry via balcony area from parking lot. I think there is one cafe in that complex but it doesn't really cater for kids. Kids wanted icecream afterwards and we ended up driving to Castle Towers. Have been here twice- once for a kids party which was well organised with seating area upstairs. We visited again and hope to go back soon. Would recommend. The man who I believe was the manager/owner was a bit rude/abrupt- but other staff...