Redwood Creek Challenge Trail

Tourist attraction · Anaheim

Redwood Creek Challenge Trail

Tourist attraction · Anaheim

1313 Harbor Blvd, Anaheim, CA 92802

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Forest play area with rock climbing, ropes, slides & caves

1313 Harbor Blvd, Anaheim, CA 92802 Get directions

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Russell King

Google

A hidden peaceful gem amongst the chaos, the redwood creek area is an expansive nature play area that features rock climbing, slides, climbing nets, and cubby houses. There are also ample areas to sit down and picnic or take a break while the kids play. Area has lots of shade for hot days

Bryan Wong

Google

This area is a fantastic place for kids young and old to run around and explore. There are many activities for kids and adults, like slides, suspension bridges, rock wall and rope net paths. During the Festival of Holidays (mid-November to early January), there are fun holiday activities to do, like looking for hidden presents to solve a riddle, decorating cookies and meeting Santa Claus! We have a tradition to visit here each year!

Brandon Lawrence L. Yu

Google

My family the youngest had fun I just watched them and they she had fun

Jared Bayley

Google

Definitely recommend this attraction in California Adventure, especially for younger kids. But it's great for kids at heart as well! Good thing to do that's in the shade, and you can spend time here while waiting for another ride. This is a good spot to burn off some energy, or have the little ones burn off some energy! You'll want to check this out.

Travis Smith (novacorpsguy)

Google

Just a fun place for the young and young at heart to relax and explore the Redwood forest without having to make an extra car trip. The caverns, rope bridges, and trails were fun to explore. A great place to take your kids for tiring them out. The location also has some breathtaking photo spots.

Benji Tri

Google

Great "obstacle" courses for the young ones, from zip lines, to ropes, to easy rock climbing. Even get a guide to cross off each activity and your youngster is rewarded with a sticker at the end. Not as crowded as the rides, and a good place to rest while your kid(s) might tire themselves out.

Graham Bradley

Google

Forest themed play area aimed at younger kids offers a variety of activities such as bridges, rock climbing, zip line, caves and Ranger Stations. Offers a quiet getaway from the noise and crowds. Good for a quick half hour break to let kids work of some energy.

C.J. Land

Google

Great place for kids of the right height. The only bad part is that you really need to watch your kids closely as they can quickly get away from you as there are so many things to do. The good news is that there is only one way in and one way out. Kids love the tire swing and the ropes course.