A four-story aerial ropes-course and zipline attraction in Franklin that runs a summer day camp for children ages 6 and up. Campers climb the tower's 110+ obstacles, play mini-golf, and take part in other activities, split into age groups with an adventure guide at all times. Camp runs on weekdays across the summer.
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We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Soar Adventure Tower directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★Emma FinlaysonThe mini golf course was really fun! Not too complicated but lots of fun. Some holes had challenge wheels that were really fun. I also liked that each hole had a cupholder and spot to put scorecards! We got there right as it opened on a weekday and there were a few leftover bottles/cans that I’m assuming were left behind from the night/day before that weren’t cleaned up, but otherwise, this was an overall well-maintained course. We had a lot of fun! Staff was friendly and helpful!
★★★★★DonWe had our first visit here today, and my 13-year-old son had an absolute blast. There are areas for every comfort level, from mild to wild. Our guide, Annie, was amazing — she really helped him through some of the more challenging sections and took the time to encourage and support him. You can tell she genuinely enjoys what she does. Thank you for the great experience and for creating such a fun place for people to enjoy!
★★★★★Chris KonecnyThis was our first time here and it was for a birthday party. We had amazing weather as it was nice and cool. Of note the party was either 2 hours on the climbing rack or 2 hours for the full party time but either way it was plenty of time. I was part of the adults that volunteered our time to help the kids out on the climbing rack. It did not cost the adults anything to help out and let me tell you, you worked very hard for the entire time. Because the party had younger and shorter kids you needed to help clip and unclip them again and again. It was a lot of fun to see them be challenged and overcome it. Overall the staff brought us out to the climbing rack and then went over how to do everything, a quick round of practice and off we went. I did feel safe the entire time and it all looked in good working condition. Both the bathrooms and picnic area was well maintained. I would highly recommend having a party here if your kids are climbers or not scared of heights. I feel like it allows the kids to be in groups or individuals. With the size of the climbing rack you can easily have a large or small party or even multiple parties at the same time. They also had a miniature golf course but we did not get to play there included with the birthday party which was perfectly fine. They do sell minimal snack and drinks. The birthday party was able to bring in cupcakes, drinks and snacks.
★★★★★Tami “Tamsterlady” DavisWe had a fun time. I'm older and in ok shape. Most obstacles required balance. But several required upper body strength. There's a lot of metal cables (thankfully) which can be painful if one loses balance and falls. Very challenging. Make sure you have excellent upper body strength before taking on the harder obstacles. It was awesome!!!
★★★★★SavsWent for a Thursday date night. 10/10 would and will go again! Exhilarating and incredibly fun!! The putt-putt was super cute but challenging too💖 We were impressed and the staff was the cherry on top for being so helpful and thoughtful of safety!