Example 1: Harbes Family Farm
Click the hotspots to see what items were used in this ropes course at Harbes Family Farm in New York.
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Mix and match to fit your budget and space! Build as little or as many stations or gazebos as needed. With complete modularity, you can add sections each year too!
Quickly becoming one of the most popular additions to playgrounds, parks, campgrounds and agritourism farms. We've helped venues all across the country add this new attraction, including: Cherry Crest Adventure Farm, Calgary Corn Maze, Basse's Taste of Country, Stokoe Farms, Pride of Wapsi, The MAiZE at Little Darby Creek, Vala's Pumkin Patch, Cornbelly's and more. Over and over, venues are reporting how much customers are loving this new addition!
Kids and "kids at heart" climb for enjoyment, challenge, to explore and gain new perspectives. Interactive elements like bridges, tunnels and climbing nets provide a versatile solution for all ages to engage the benefits of climbing in a comfortable, dependable, low-to-the-ground safe environment.
Designed for high-traffic environments, a properly-designed ropes course can entertain 100+ guests at a time with a put-through time that easily allows you to entertain crowds...even on your busiest days!
With labor typically being one of our largest expenses, one benefit of this attraction is that it requires very few employees to operate it. With just one or two employees to monitor the crowds, you can keep your labor costs low while entertaining 100+ guests at a time.
Station and tower size can vary but standard distance between each station is 15 feet 6 inches. The average size of a 9 Station Low Ropes Course is 60x70.
Click the hotspots to see what items were used in this ropes course at Harbes Family Farm in New York.
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