Homeschool Adventure Park Field Trip

Name: Homeschool Adventure Park Field Trip
Start: 2026-04-22T11:30:00-04:00
Location: The Adventure Park at The Discovery Museum

Schedule

Wed, 22 Apr, 2026 at 11:30 am

UTC-04:00

Location

The Adventure Park at The Discovery Museum | Bridgeport, CT

🌳Mark your calendars for an epic Earth Day outing! Who wouldn't want to spend 🌎 Day in the trees?!
💚Ask any of our families who have adventured here with us before and they'll be sure to tell you this is not to be missed!
See the flyer for details. Registration opening soon! Exclusive early access for members opens 2/16. Non-members invited to register 2/23.
Register at https://www.naturalconnectionsct.com/registration
Homeschool Field Trip to the Adventure Park at the Discovery Museum in Bridgeport. For those not familiar, it's an aerial climbing, ziplining and obstacle course in the trees!
We go as a group every spring and Fall and it’s become a group favorite! All ages over 6 are welcome to participate (parents included!) Ages 5 and 6 are permitted to climb as long as an adult is climbing with them. Please keep in mind height, not just age, as there are some obstacles where an adult or tall friend is needed to reach clip or unclip. There are all levels of challenge from beginner to advanced and elite.
These trips fill up fast so make sure to send payment once you receive your invoice to reserve your spot!
Where: The Adventure Park at the Discovery Museum Bridgeport, CT
What: Climbing, obstacles and ziplines through the trees!
When: Wednesday April 22nd from 11:30-3:30 (Three hours of climbing, 30 minutes at the start and end for rules/harnessing/deharnessing. **Important to arrive 10 minutes early.)
Cost: Members- $40 per climber, Non-members- $45 per climber (observers are welcome to come at no cost) same price for ALL AGES (Non-group pricing is $64/adult and $55/child)
Who: Great for all ages (parents who have participated will tell you it's a blast!) but children ages 5 and 6 MUST have an adult climb with them. Children older than this may climb without an adult, but keep in mind any shorter child may need help reaching to clip and unclip themselves and would be best accompanied by a tall friend or adult.