Glamping

Aerial Adventure Parks and Outdoor Attractions for Glamping Resorts

Give Guests More to Experience Without Leaving Your Property

Your accommodations may bring guests to your glamping property. The experiences you offer can give them more reasons to stay longer, spend more, and return.

Challenge Design Innovations designs and builds aerial adventure parks, zip lines, kids courses, climbing structures, and custom outdoor attractions for glamping resorts and outdoor hospitality businesses.

We help new and established operators add activities that fit their land, brand, audience, staffing model, and long-term business goals.

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Turn Your Property Into a Destination

Today’s glamping guests often want more than a place to sleep. They are looking for memorable outdoor experiences they can enjoy during their stay.

An onsite adventure attraction can help your business:

  • Increase guest spend
  • Create premium packages and add-ons
  • Encourage longer stays
  • Give families more to do
  • Attract groups and private events
  • Create memorable photos and social content
  • Make better use of wooded or open land
  • Stand apart from nearby lodging options
  • Add activities for guests who do not want to leave the property

The right attraction can become part of your resort’s identity, not just another amenity.

Attractions Designed for Glamping Properties

CDI can design and build:

  • Aerial adventure parks
  • Zip lines and canopy tours
  • Swinging Bridges
  • Observation towers
  • Kids adventure courses
  • Playground-style climbing structures
  • Climbing towers and walls
  • Bouldering structures
  • Tree-based adventure courses
  • Compact pole or tower courses
  • Custom themed attractions

Your project can be designed around couples, families, children, adult groups, corporate retreats, or a mix of guests.

Make Better Use of Your Land

Glamping properties often include wooded areas, hillsides, open fields, trails, or other spaces that are not currently producing revenue.

Aerial attractions can sometimes use these areas without requiring a large building footprint.

CDI evaluates:

  • Available land
  • Trees and terrain
  • Guest access
  • Parking and walking routes
  • Visibility from lodging areas
  • Noise and privacy considerations
  • Emergency access
  • Potential for future expansion

We can help you understand which attraction may fit your site before you make a major investment.

Designed Around the Guest Experience

The attraction should feel like a natural part of your property.

A course may use materials, shapes, colors, signs, and design features that complement your cabins, tents, domes, yurts, landscape, or overall theme.

Possible experiences include:

  • A family aerial course near the main activity area
  • A zip line through wooded property
  • A small kids course near food and gathering spaces
  • A signature tower near a scenic overlook
  • A climbing area for guests of different ages
  • A team-building course for retreats
  • A sunset or evening adventure experience

The goal is to create an activity that guests remember when they talk about their stay.

Built for Hospitality Operations

A successful attraction must be practical for the team operating it.

CDI considers:

  • Guest capacity
  • Ticketing and reservation options
  • Age and height requirements
  • Staffing needs
  • Staff supervision
  • Participant orientation
  • Rescue access
  • Daily inspections
  • Equipment storage
  • Weather exposure
  • Maintenance needs
  • Future expansion

We design with the full guest journey in mind, from booking the activity to returning the equipment.

Add New Revenue Opportunities

Some operators may also use an attraction to reach customers beyond overnight guests, depending on the property, market, and business model.

Full-Service Project Support

CDI can support your project from early planning through opening and long-term operation.

Our services include:

  • Site and feasibility review
  • Concept development
  • Custom design
  • Engineering coordination
  • Construction and installation
  • Staff training
  • Commissioning inspection
  • Annual professional inspections
  • Repairs and maintenance
  • Equipment supply
  • Operations reviews
  • Course expansion

Why Glamping Operators Choose CDI

Challenge Design has designed and built aerial adventure parks, zip lines, challenge courses, climbing structures, and outdoor attractions since 1980.

CDI has maintained ACCT International accreditation for more than 26 years.

We understand that your attraction must be memorable for guests while remaining practical to staff, inspect, maintain, and support over time.

CDI provides one experienced partner for planning, design, construction, training, inspection, repairs, and future growth.

CDI can help determine which type of attraction may best fit your property, guest experience, and business goals.

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