tuscawilla park

Great zip line course overhead of a really good frisbee golf course. Nice big live oaks and some tables for lunch.

Ziplining or just walking thru this very pleasant park is always a joy. Located at the Corner of Nova Rd. and International Speedway Blvd, it's easy to find. At the rear is Museum Blvd. with even more to see. Highly recommended for the first time visitor to Daytona Beach.

We went with a large group of adults and children. Most of us had never done this before. It was not explained that there were more balancing and climbing "games" than ziplining. There was a very thorough safety briefing before we started. We all felt very well prepared. Then, once we started, we hardly saw anyone who worked there. We were given no direction where the next course started. There were no staff to be found. It was quite frustrating. Given that we had children with us, it was concerning because we got separated by others who jumped ahead. When one of the children panicked, we could not get back to them. There was a good samaritan on the ground who spoke to them until a staff member could be found. The child was terrified and no one could get back to them to encourage them along. When it was over, there was no feedback or conversation from the staff. Just "give us your harnesses." No "thanks for your business", "what did you think? " It was fun and challenging. Not at all what was expected -a few in the group dropped out -no refund of course. I believe that was unfair because the extent of the "games" vs ziplining was never explained. The platforms are exceptionally tiny. For people who are not confident on heights but want to challenge themselves, none of this is explained. It is quite frightening to try to land and move over to the next taking off spot when there is nothing to stand on and you are inching along, it is quite disconcerting. None of those details are explained. I felt very disappointed. I would not recommend this to newbies. There is great safety education, but then you are on your own. A staff member may come along to pick up your glove and send it back to you in a bucket. But then they are gone. We went on a very cool day. But there is no recommendation to bring water. You have to go all the way back to the main parking lot to get a drink. I think that should be told beforehand. It doesn't necessarily occur to you that you can't just take a break and go back. There is definitely room for improvement. I would not recommend this to newbies. More experienced folks will do great.

We went to the Zoom Air Adventure Park and my teenagers loved it! They went through the whole course and ziplined. It was great!

Beautiful, natural Florida in the most unexpected place. Enter this park and leave the city behind. Lots of amazing shade trees and waterways. Walking paths, picnic tables, park benches, and a play area for kids. Free admission and has bathroom facilities. Not a lot to do here unless you're into zip lining. That's in the north end of the park. Looks like a lot of fun. I may have to try that next time.

I went here with some friends for an adventurous afternoon. We did the lagoon and reef courses. The second one was a little difficult at times, but very fun. Not something I would do all the time, but fun to do every once and a while. The staff was friendly and helpful. It took about 2.5 hours to get through both courses. The zip lines were the best part but there are other rope challenges and bridges that are more challenging. Great for active kids that are Tweens or older.

Was very surprised by the quality of the zip line course. We went as a couples group and had a great time. I am not a fan of heights and had no problem at all. We did see an older couple in front of us that was not able to make it and the employee's did a great and safe job of removing them from the course. Will definitely return.

I had heard a lot about ZoomAir since it opened. I had been to the Sanford location multiple times, so I was expecting the same great experience. I was not let down! The staff is very nice and helpful. I had a Groupon, but there was no hassle. The courses were fun and quite a workout. I do recommend that you get there as early as possible. We arrived at 9:00 am, when they open, and were the first people to go on the courses. When we left around 11:00 there were a lot of people about. Overall this was a great experience!

This park has one of the best zipline courses we have been on. If you get a chance this is one you do not want to miss.

We visited the park to go to ZoomAir Zipline course and had a great time. Staff was helpful in getting equipment on quickly and correctly, and was shown instruction and had to self demonstrate that you understood on their training course before getting on actual course. Started off a little slow trying to remember everything necessary to stay safe and hook which clips and lines to what, but eventually got the hang of it and managed to almost finish the second course before a storm came in. Instructors on the ground below you the whole time following you along and helped with any questions and guidance as needed to get through it. Different types of ropes and crossing paths as you go along and then splits off into a challenging or easy route halfway depending upon your ability. We chose the challenging one and it was definitely worth it, Unfortunately due to the severe storm, we had to rush off down a rope ladder to the ground before the last three zip lines on the second course, but we still had a good time. What I really liked was the emphasis on safety, during the training part I forgot to hook on at least one clip to the lifeline and the guy said "well you would have just fell out of the tree and died" and at first I thought he was being brash, but later realized he was absolutely right and I should have taken it more serious in the training part. The course goes higher and higher as you go along so staying safe is a PRIORITY and if you are hooked up with at least one clip and you fall, you will be caught on the lifeline and won't die. We will definitely return to try and do all three courses if we ever go back.

Took grandsons here twice, and they loved the zip line (so did I and I was 69 at the time) They take a lot of time explaining how to do the zip line and they are around the entire time that people are on the line to help out. Its not expensive and well worth it

We happened upon this park while driving around looking for another place I couldn't remember where it was. Nice sidewalk around a man made pond/lake that you can walk around. Fairly large playground area, but when we were there had way too many kids playing at once and we decided to walk instead and let the crowd die down before letting kids play.

This park was great for a family visit. It included the ZOOMAIR zip lining course, a park for little children, and "frisbee golf". The zip lining course was so much fun! I'm glad we did it, as at first we were nervous but it turned out to be a lot of fun! We wish we did all three courses, but only did two. You can also just sit and relax on the grass, read, sleep or watch your family zip line. The bathrooms were a little dirty though, but overall, lots of fun for everyone!

The park itself was decent size in the middle of the city. There was frisbee golf as well as the ropes course and zip line. We went for the zip line and ropes course. There are three course each gets progressively more challenging. It was busy I think do to chillier temps during peak spring break. We thought the cost was decent about 25$ for two courses. The grounds looked nice from the tree tops. Restrooms were a little dirty.

this is the only place in town with a zip line that l know of. sorry, l didn't zip so l don't know the cost, if there is one.located at the intersection of International Speedway Blvd., and Nova Road, it is right across the street from a Steak and Shake, which is probably worth a trip in itself.