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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.
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Only minutes from Uptown Saint John, TimberTop Adventures is...
- Zip Tours
Guests familiar with TimberTop Adventures in Dominion Park,...
- Pricing & Gifts
Pricing and Discounts - TimberTop. Pricing & Gift...
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TimberTop Zip Tours is a new autumn/winter experience...
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Select and book an experience online . To select a time from...
- Go Wild
Climber Age: Parent or Legal Guardian Supervision...
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Cancellation Policy. We love to see all of our scheduled...
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Saint John, NB E2M 5R8. Hours. Please note that hours are...
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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.
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 ...
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- 730 Dominion Park Rd, Saint John
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)*
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We offer two adventure packages that give climbers the time to choose the courses they wish to do in order of preference, even allowing repeats of their favourites. Go Wild, which gives climbers up to 3 hours of fun on up to all 12 courses also includes access to our unique Flying Squirrel nearly 4 story platform jump! This adventure is for climber...
TimberTop Adventures Hours/ Timing
Our season runs from May to October. Visit our website for our hours of operation. After Labour Day Weekend we will transition back to being open on weekends until the end of October *. Check out our website for updates on our Fall hours as we may be open on certain weekdays as well. *-as well as throughout the week for group bookings of 20 people or more Best time to visit We are a rain or shine park, so any day/time within our operating hours is a great time to visit.
TimberTop Adventures Admission
Low & Go (ages 5+)**: $24.99 +HST Go Wild (Ages 8+)**: Students/Seniors(65+) – $34.99 +HST *** & Adults – $44.99 +HST **-Please see our website for various supervisory requirements for different ages ***-Students are between ages 8 and 18 or older with a valid student ID How to get tickets? We accept cash, credit and debit. Guests can select and purchase adventures on our website 24 hours a day or by phone during regular business hours. Purchasing in advance will ensure guests can get their d...
Access: Due to the nature of the activity, and the terrain we are built on, unfortunately we cannot accommodate individuals with physical limitations. Amenities When climbers are thirsty or hungry we offer water and peanut free bars for sale up in the course area. Climbers can just tell one of the guides what they would like and run a tab to be set...
- 730 Dominion Park Rd, Saint John, NB
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.
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.
