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    TimberTop. Canada’s #1 Aerial Adventure Park.* Located in Saint John, New Brunswick, gateway to the Bay of Fundy, our treetop, high ropes experience offers guests a chance to climb, traverse and zip line from tree to tree in a beautiful, old growth forest nestled beside the mighty St. John (Wolastoq) River.

  2. Only minutes from Uptown Saint John, TimberTop Adventures is a mere hop, skip and a jump away for locals and visitors alike. Nestled in a beautiful old-growth forest just northeast of the Dominion Park beach area, TimberTop Adventures has become one of Atlantic Canada’s premier family attractions.

  3. TimberTop Adventures is one of Canada’s largest treetop aerial adventure parks and is located in beautiful Dominion Park, only 10 minutes from Uptown Saint John. Our park, nestled in a breathtaking, old-growth forest next to the sandy shores of Dominion Park beach, features 12 courses, with over 115 obstacles including over 29 zip line ...

  4. Pricing and Discounts - TimberTop. Pricing & Gift Certificates. Climbing Adventures at Dominion Park in Saint John. Up to 3 hours of aerial adventure fun, including training, for those 5 years or older on up to 12 courses at various levels of difficulty. $48.99 – GENERAL (Ages 16+)* $43.99 – YOUTH (Ages 8-15)*

  5. TimberTop Adventures, in Dominion Park, Saint John is one of the largest treetop aerial adventure parks in the country with over 115 unique obstacles curated from around the world and placed in 12 different courses in the trees!

  6. TimberTop Adventures is one of Canada's largest treetop aerial adventure parks located in beautiful Dominion Park, just minutes from uptown Saint John. Using a continuous lifeline safety system, our 12 courses offer various levels of challenge with something for nearly all ages.

  7. The Saint John Region is situated on the traditional and unceded territory of the Wolastoqiyik, Mi’Kmaq, and Peskotomuhkati Nations. This territory is covered by Peace and Friendship Treaties signed with the British Crown in the 1700s.