Enchanted Adventure – Mazes, Tree Surfing & Tube Rides

Enchanted Adventure is one of the Mornington Peninsula’s best attractions for families and one of Melbourne’s most popular theme parks. Head out for an action-packed day with numerous mazes, thrilling tube rides, and adventurous tree surfing for kids and adults.

Enchanted Adventure Activities

Enchanted Adventure, located in the stunning Mornington Peninsula not far from Melbourne, is a fun filled destination that offers a unique blend of natural beauty, outdoor activities, and spectacular attractions.

This enchanted garden is a great day out for families, adventure seekers, and nature enthusiasts and you can easily spend a full day there as there is so much to do there so plan for a day out. We have been a few times and our kids always ask to go back over and over again!

You can arrive by car but if you are up for an extra adventure, take the Arthurs Seat Eagle Cable Cart from the station below.

Enchanted Adventure Garden Map

Below you can find a map of Enchanted Adventure. They actually have a park app now with an interactive map to easily navigate the park and plan your day out. The app can even be used offline so it is a great way to make sure you know where you are throughout the day! You can get the info on arrival from reception.

Tube Sliding

Let’s start with the Tube Slides! For the thrill seekers (and those over 3 years old) get your heart racing with the exhilarating Tube Slides. They are fantastic fun and one of the most popular activities at Enchanted Adventure.

We always start with the Tube Slides because they can get really busy in the afternoons. We recommend heading straight to the tubes on arrival, having a few turns and then heading out to the mazes and other activities. You can always come back later (We usually do!)

Climb to the top of the hill and hop onto an inflatable tube, then zoom down the twisting slides, feeling the rush of adrenaline as you navigate the twists and turns.

There are different slides to choose from including the straight giants and the big twisters. Kids can have their own small tube if they dare, otherwise share a larger tube with an adult or sibling.

You will need to line up for the tubes so if you do this on entry it’s better because the lines seem to get quite long by the afternoon. We have visited in both Summer and Winter, and depending on the weather, they sometimes have water spraying to allow the slides to more effectively for maximum fun

You will also need to carry the tube up the hill to slide down. Older kids can do this themselves, but little ones may need some help. Those under 5 will need to ride with an adult.

The thrill of the slide is super fun, and you will want to do it over and over again. (Or just watch the kids do it from the sidelines!)

Mazes

Get lost in one of the magical mazes at Enchanted Adventure. As you wander through the grounds, you’ll encounter a variety of enchanting themed gardens, including the Conifer Garden, Christmas Garden, the themed Children’s Maze, Succulent Garden and more.

Immerse yourself in the tranquillity of these lush surroundings, filled with vibrant flowers, trickling streams, and unbelievable sculptures.

The original Hedge Maze is a fun challenge with lots of twists and turns. It’s high so you can’t see over the top and don’t know where you are going, often running into dead ends.

The Turf Maze is a great maze for the little ones as you can see them the whole time. You can find the Nessie the Loch Ness Monster.

The Children’s maze has lots of things to do for the little ones who probably won’t want to leave once you get there. You can play a life size game of snakes and ladders, play in the cute fairy garden, the cubby or even the sand pit. There is no lining up for these, so you can go as you please as many times as you want.

Brain Teaser Puzzles

These are always a big hit with our kids and they are super fun, not easy though and usually take a while to solve! Don’t worry, if you can’t get it, there are signs where you turn the page and the solution is there. Do give them a go though before looking!

Canopy Walk

The canopy walk is nice and relaxing. There are slow swinging bridges suspended in the treetops. You can just stroll along at your own pace taking in all of the views. This is a great activity for those who are unable to do the other tree-top activities because it is pram and wheelchair friendly so anyone can do it.

Sky Scramble

The kids will love the Sky Scramble, the playground in the treetops 10 metres above the ground. There is a variety of obstacles and challenges including bridges, cargo nets, swinging bridges, ladders and more.

Up the top there is a fun ball pit where you can bounce around before sliding down one of the twisty slides. There is plenty of shaded seating nearby for parents to watch, as it is only suitable for those under 135cm, so no adults allowed.

Tree Surfing

For those seeking an adventure amidst the treetops, Enchanted Adventure offers a thrill seeking Tree Surfing experience.

While all of the activities above are covered in your entry ticket, the Tree Surfing has an extra cost. There is more than enough to do to keep your family busy for the day if you don’t decide to participate, but it is lots of fun and worth the extra.

Nippers Tree Surfing for Kids

On our first visit our kids did the Nippers Tree Surfing and it was great. Suitable for kids 4 to 12 years old (or under 135cm tall), the Nippers Tree Surfing is a great challenge. With three levels there are different obstacles to tackle from climbing, swinging, jumping and a zipline at the end of each level to return you to the ground.

For the younger ones who are 4-5 years old, they will need an assisting adult, those 6 and over can go alone.

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Grand Tree Surfing

For adults and older kids over 135cm there is the Grand Tree Surfing challenge. By no means is this an easy feat but our kids were so excited on our last visit because they were tall enough to do it! (Just) There are 5 levels with over 50 aerial obstacles although you don’t need to do them all if you don’t want to or don’t feel that you can.

From rock climbing, to balancing, swinging, jumping, and ziplining, you will need a moderate fitness level for this one. Our kids loved the ziplines but they are pretty adventurous. And they enjoyed racing up the rock climbing wall at the end too!

Picnic

There are so many beautiful spots to sit down and have a picnic at Enchanted Adventure. Plenty of shady spots and trees to sit under, and also picnic tables around too. Bring along some lunch with you, or purchase from the onsite café and eat with a stunning view.

Tips for visiting Enchanted Adventure

Arrive early to beat the crowds, by the afternoon it can get very busy.
Take Arthurs Seat Cable Cart for an extra adventure.
Head to the tubes first as the lines get quite long later on.
If you are taking young ones on the tubes, you will need to help them bring the tubes up the hill for every ride.
Tree surfing costs extra, you need to book in advanced to guaranteed a spot.
Bring lunch and snacks as there are plenty of spots to sit and have a picnic.
Bring water bottles as there are fountains around where you can fill up water.
Make sure to visit the Children’s Maze with little ones, they won’t want to leave.

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