Quarry Park Adventures
Situated in and around a 60-foot deep, 160-year-old granite quarry, Quarry Park Adventures is a family adventure park featuring a variety of interactive activities suitable for all ages.
Quarry Park Adventures, located in the 160-year-old Quarry District in downtown Rocklin, California, is a one-of-a-kind outdoor experience with adventure activities that are fun for the whole family. From zip lines and free-fall jumps to tranquil paddle boat rides, a truly incredible kids adventure area, and more, Quarry Park Adventures is an unforgettable destination for people seeking a fun, easily accessible adventure in Northern California.
Although there is nothing like Quarry Park Adventures in the western United States, what really makes it a one-of-a-kind, never-to-be-duplicated experience is the site on which the park is located. The adventure park is built into and around what was one of the largest working granite quarries in California, the Big Gun Quarry. The park utilizes the huge quarry’s sheer walls, the quarry’s floor, the quarry rim, the 2-acre lake and even the 60-foot-high waterfall.
Make Quarry Park Adventures your destination for family fun, group and corporate events, field trips, parties and more in Northern California!
- Hours See website for details.
- Address 5373 Pacific Street, Rocklin, CA 95677
- Website Quarry Park
- Family Fun
- Outdoor Adventure
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