The Adventure Park at Long Island Brings Fall Fun and New Ways to Save

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Fall is bringing cooler temperatures, colorful foliage and plenty of reasons to get outdoors at The Adventure Park at Long Island, which has launched its 2026 autumn calendar with new ways for families and adventure seekers to save.

Located at the Henry Kaufmann Campground in Wheatley Heights, New York, The Adventure Park features 14 aerial trails and 49 ziplines, offering an outdoor experience designed for kids, teens and adults. This fall, visitors can take in the changing leaves while navigating bridges, tightropes, ladders and ziplines high among the trees.

The park is kicking off the season with two new savings opportunities.

The Friday $40 Last Call Tickets are available every Friday in September for the final climbing times of the day. The offer gives visitors an opportunity to experience the park during the quieter evening hours while taking in the warm, golden light of early fall.

For groups looking to make a full day of their autumn adventure, the Autumn Playcation Package includes four climbing tickets, four pairs of climbing gloves and four foldable water bottles. The package is offered at 30% off the retail price.

“Autumn in the treetops should be something you do more than once,” said Park Manager Phil Insalaco. “A Friday $40 Last Call ticket makes a spur of the moment evening climb easy, and the Autumn Playcation Package gives four people everything they need for an adventure, any day we are open.”

The fall schedule also includes the Iron Squirrel Challenge on September 20, challenging participants to complete all 14 courses in a single day.

Saturday nights through October 24 will feature Glow in the Park, transforming the climbing experience with colorful lighting and themed playlists ranging from 1970s disco to singalong favorites.

Halloween fans can get into the spirit with special Halloween Glow in the Park nights on October 3, 10, 17 and 24. A seasonal “Eyeball” Scavenger Hunt, running October 2 through November 1, invites visitors to search the trees for hidden eyeballs and earn a treat from the Park Store.

The Adventure Park’s main courses are designed for ages 7 through adults, while the Adventure Playground offers a low-to-the-ground experience for children ages 3 to 6. Visitors who prefer to stay on the ground can enjoy the property’s nature trails and picnic areas at no charge.

Located at 75 Colonial Springs Road in Wheatley Heights, The Adventure Park encourages guests to book ahead for the fall season.