Scape Park

Visiting Scape Park was an unforgettable adventure. The 8-hour excursion was packed with thrills—from soaring through the air on zip lines to exploring stunning caves and diving into a mysterious sinkhole. I’m so glad I made the trip, and if you're ever heading to Punta Cana, this place is a must-visit for sure!

Great place, a must visit if you’re in Punta Cana. About 4-5 different zip lines and incredible trails throughout the park that highlight the tribal history with informative signs. The water zip lines and the rope course were super fun.

Really cool park that is extremely close to all of the local resorts. The cave swim and cenote are a must. The zip lines and Superman are super cool and span the Park. Highly recommended if you are in the area. I'd recommend the entire day to go through the park. We had a shuttle that dropped us off at 10 and left at 3:30. That's not enough time to tour the entire park, unless you go for 2 days...

This is a place to connect with nature and have fun. However, I feel that the attractions are quite far from each other. It would be better if they were connected so that people don't have to walk back and forth. Providing bikes or small cars would also be helpful, as visitors have to walk a lot. Despite this, I love the experience and the attractions available here.

Can am experience made the day worth it. We enjoyed the cultural trail the most. Underwater cave was also worth seeing and dipping into. The trail to the centoe was very annoying due to half of it was hiking through thick slippery mud. Overall the amenities very pleasant.

Great park, bring water shoes. There are long distances between the rides, and they close all the rides one hour before the park closes. So come early and make a plan. Superman ride is 10 out of 10.

It was such a fun day. Zip lining, caving and waterfalls, there was so much to do and the time absolutely flies by

I had such a great day here, an awesome day trip and the highlight of my vacation. Yes, the entry is a bit pricy but there are so many things to do and see, it's totally worth it and actually good value for money. I went all day and still didn't quite get everything done. The highlights for me were the Saltos Azules (it's beautiful, photos don't even do it justice), the cave swim and the super ride zip line (literally feels like you're flying!). Due to the weight and height restrictions for activities, it was also mostly adults. Make sure to take your own lock, so you can use a locker for free. There is a lot of walking involved if you do a lot of activities, but it's a lovely walking track. The park in general was surprisingly not that busy (I visited on a Tuesday in early January). The only couple of negatives were that the Hoyo Azul walking track was closed. Initially, I thought the whole attraction was closed, but staff indicated you could still get there, but details were very vague. Turns out you had to exit the whole park to get a bus, but what should have been a 30 minute activity turned into nearly 2 hours, as I waited 30-45 minutes each way for a bus. Which meant I then missed out on some zip lines later in the day. Different activities also closed at different times, I believe you could check closing times on the website, but if you didn't have your phone/or didn't have internet, it was really tricky to tell what was still open.