Boundless Adventures

My son and I had a really fun time here.

The tree courses we were allowed to go on weren't too strenuous. Since my son is 8 he was limited to only l yellow and green courses. On that day they were only three green courses. We spent about 2 hours doing three greens and one yellow. I love the fact it's self guided and you can clip in and out at your own leisure.

You should book ahead of time to save some money and also bring your own gloves. Go early to avoid the heat and the crowds

This place was amazing. From the phone call I made to see if I could get squeezed in the same day (was told to just split the group between 2 time shots...duh), to the easy check in process, to the kind and helpful staff, and the free water stations ....I don't think I could have asked for anything better.

There was tons of staff around, walking the grounds and paying attention to everyone climbing. There was a few courses down, I was told because lack of staff, but there was still plenty to do. Also staff made sure to avoid too many hold ups on the selected courses. We were having so much fun we didn't even realize we ended up staying there about 30 min over our time and no one rudely kicked us off.

Definitely make sure to wear comfortable, workout type clothes. You'll need to be very agile. And you will get an upper body workout especially if you hit the blue or higher. But it was so much fun and we'll definitely be back.

My only recommendation is to get bigger signage when entering the campus. It was very easy to miss and that along with gps navigating to the wrong location, we ended up at a dorm.

Boundless Adventures is SO FUN! The first time I visited was due to a Yelp Event, however from there I just kept coming back and seeking out other zip-lining courses from NJ to Kentucky.

The crew was very knowledgeable, and very friendly - prior to hitting the course they help you put on all your gear and walk you through demo's of how to use them. Unfortunately throughout the course they are not following you nor available on each platform in case you get a brain fart, but if you peak down from the platform you're standing on there are numerous crew members on the floor to help talk you through anything.

Personally I enjoyed the fact that there are different course types, instead of just one. There are 9 courses in total to choose from, including 3 yellow, 3 green, 2 blue, and 1 black course (in order of difficulty). To do the ultimate black, you need to have done a blue, and before a blue, the green.

Honestly this is a great spring/summer/early fall outing for friends and families. You should see the amount of diversity in children and adults zipping around! Really a great spot for the whole family.

When I went here I had so much funn it was thrilling and I got to go through the zip line so much fun

Great place for kids (my son is 7). Compared to other ropes courses I've been to it's not crowded so we weren't stuck waiting for very slow people ahead of us.

I have to say I worked with Lorrie, the owner of Boundless, to book a school adventure; she was very professional and helpful.

On the day of our trip, we had to keep an eye on the sky, I was in contact the morning of the trip with the staff, and we had blue skies. So we prepared to head to Purchase.

Once we arrived, the staff was so helpful and efficient in preparing the students for their climb.

Unfortunately, the rain started, and the staff alerted me there were storms in the area, so we had to suspend our adventure. The staff was on it, getting our students out of harnesses quickly. They were all about safety first. We got our students onto buses, and we waited briefly for further instructions.

Unfortunately, they had to call it since storms were still in the area.

They informed me, and I was informed I would hear back from Lorrie to rebook our trip. I am pleased to say she reached out to me to rebook, and our students are excited to go back.

Wow wow wow. I really cannot express more how much we enjoyed our stay here. We came as a school in two grade cohorts, and were taken care of so wonderfully by the Boundless Adventure crew.

Tucked away not too far from the city, it was a great chance to get away into the "outdoors" while we're still in the the thicket of the pandemic. The crew was very knowledgeable, well-trained, and were very student/kid friendly. I felt very safe and secure knowing that they were there to help in case anything went wrong. In fact, when we had two medical incidents, they were very quick to act and assist. This was made even more impressive that most of the staff is made of students from SUNY Purchase.

There are 4 different types of courses across the Purchase, NY park, with varying degrees of difficulty. There are 9 courses in total to choose from, including 3 yellow, 3 green, 2 blue, and 1 black course (in order of difficulty). To do the ultimate black, you need to have done a blue, and before a blue, the green. The courses were challenging, but so so fun. They included "elements" (ie. obstacles) that include "Faith Leaping" and ziplining. You choose at your own pace and are never forced to do anything you're uncomfortable with.

Honestly, I cannot rave enough about what a positive experience this was. I highly recommend and will be visiting again soon with my friends. This would be great for a work retreat, a family outing, reunion, etc.

I came here as part of a Yelp Elite Event. I came with my husband and friends and received a trial course. After our first run around the course, we had to buy the full pass and had a great time!

The introduction was quick, informative, and interactive. A newbie like me was up to speed and ready to adventure after only a few minutes of instruction. I proceeded to practice these skills just minutes later and was ready to head down my 1st zipline. Wow! It was scary and I was sure I would fall but the views were totally worth it.

Safety is a big first priority for all of the staff here. Everyone is really attentive and on the lookout for people who are doing unsafe behavior whether purposefully or inadvertently. When some of the younger kids were ziplining without using their hands to secure their grip, the staff called them out on it. Also, when I was stuck on an "element", the staff gave me tips after I asked them:
"Just jump!"
"Are you sure? Really, really sure?"
"Yes!"

As you can read here, I am somehow still alive and not ghostwriting this review. A big part of that is due to the dedication of the staff.

PS: The only complaint I have is minor stuff, like the staff members not all communicating with each other. They did not seem to be on the same page for little things like marking my ticket or using the how much to charge me for my pass extension. Nevertheless, great fun to be had!

My 10 yr old son and I had a great time. General admissions give u 3 hrs of climbing. It's kind of weird that it's located within a college campus. Just follow the signs.

The beginner level was low to the ground and a little too easy for my 10 yr old. The intermediate level up was just about right in terms of height and challenge. The advance level was a bit of a struggle for him, but should be very doable for an adult. There was one course where u hook yourself to rope and jump straight down off a platform. That was scary for even me. Unfortunately, I didn't get to try the expert level. I definitely want to go back again.

My wife found this place and I'm glad she did, just 25 mins away from our home. On the purchase college campus, there is plenty of parking and restrooms (nicer, bigger port a potties) in the lot. The allow walk ins but reservations are required and also save you time so you could fill out the waivers online. Once you've done that you get a sticker and bring it to the staff to get fitted for your harness, after that you get a quick safety course which is simple enough but very important. After that you go up to the main area where all the courses start, the difficulty goes from yellow to green to blue and finally black, each progressively higher, each color has multiple courses except for black which only has one. We did nearly all of them except the black because we were exhausted. The courses are challenging but do able, I consider myself to be in decent shape and after 3 hours I could feel myself struggling, I did see some people having to be helped down in some areas if they couldn't finish, the guides are on the ground keeping an eye on people, they are helpful in guiding you if needed. There are picnic tables and lockers available for rental so you could bring food, there is a pizzeria nearby that delivers to the course so that's convenient too. I would definitely come back.