Safari Adventure Overview
Experience the thrill of weightlessness at Safari Adventure, a top-rated jump zone located at 1074 Pulaski St, Riverhead, NY 11901, USA. With a 4.5-star rating from 378 enthusiastic jumpers, this park offers an unbeatable mix of fun and fitness. Contact (631) 727-4386 to book your flight in this gravity-defying playground!
Safari Adventure Reviews
I went during the daytime when it was quieter so I'm sure that was more enjoyable. But I really like this place because in addition to the things that you normally see like bouncers and climbing playgrounds they also had all sorts of great creative spaces. You can build your own block race cars and they race them down a hill. You can engineer a path for ball to travel on with all sorts of cool magnetic structures. Lots of fun and creative things for the kids and plenty of space to get their energy out
- M L
It's indoors, good place for kids, they love it. You can have food. They do birthday parties as well. Easy parking. Friendly staff.
I was looking for a place my daughter and I could have fun and pass time. This was the perfect spot. There were not a lot of kiddos to interact with, but we also went on a weekday. We were able to go through the whole park within 30-45 mins, so it worked out perfectly. If there were more kiddos there, then we may have even stayed longer. I recommend this place if you're looking for a place to spend time with the kiddos and pass time. It was affordable, clean and the staff was friendly.nnThey do require socks on the play area's, like most places, but also have socks for sale if you forget yours. :)
Not too small, room enough for play, price is fair, worth to try if you bring your kids and shopping around Outlet Riverhead…….
$25 to get in and then they charged us $8 for a pitcher of water then $8 for a refill. We thought they were mistaken and shouldn’t have charged for water but they asked the people they were working with and were told yes. We paid for 6 kids to get in plus food and $16 for water that was from the water line not bottles of water
- natasha Mcglynn