We had an awesome first experience at Hangdog for Barktoberfest. My kids (ages 5 and 7) loved the obstacles, the food was great and the atmosphere was relaxing yet upbeat. My youngest was on the lower level and the staff was super supportive and encouraging. My kids are already asking to go back.
This review doesn’t include the high ropes course itself: Went to see Liily Moss and band perform on a lovely August evening. The buffalo pizza and Caesar salad were good, as is their beer. The kids doing the ropes course and zip line seemed to be having a great time
From the moment HangDog Outdoor Adventure opened its doors, it’s become a staple in our family’s life—and we truly can’t say enough great things about it.
We’ve been loyal visitors since day one and have never had a bad experience. Even in a moment that could’ve turned scary—when our youngest daughter fainted one hot day from heat and dehydration—the staff acted with incredible care and professionalism. A retired EMT/firefighter was right there on-site, immediately assisted her and brought her into the cool office to recover. That level of compassion meant the world to us as parents.
Despite that moment, she couldn’t wait to return this season. Now nine years old, she just completed eight full rounds on the course for fun—simply because she loves it that much. That says everything about how safe, welcoming, and empowering HangDog truly is for children.
But what’s meant even more to us is the growth we’ve seen in our oldest daughter, who has a severe anxiety disorder. HangDog has given her a space where she feels confident and free. She has now professionally completed the entire adventure course—from the very top, all the way through the zip line and the high jump. Recently, she proudly guided three girls (all 8–9 years older than her!) through their first experience at the park. Watching her take on that “little teacher” role, full of joy and pride, was nothing short of amazing. That moment alone brought tears to our eyes.
HangDog is more than just a ropes course—it’s become a place of healing, growth and community for our family. The owners now know us by name, and chatting with them feels like visiting friends. Between the sunset views, a cozy campfire, yard games and safe, open space for the kids to run free, it’s a place we all look forward to.
Even the food is its own adventure. The brick oven-style pizza and their signature seasoned chicken are HangDog originals—you won’t find that flavor anywhere else. The on-site brewery offers handcrafted beers, and the overall vibe—with outdoor TVs and relaxed backyard energy—makes it feel like you’re hanging out at a friend’s cookout.
HangDog is a rare gem. It’s where our daughters have laughed, conquered fears and built confidence. It’s where we’ve made memories that will last a lifetime. And that’s why we’ll keep returning—again and again.
Excellent addition to the Lehigh Valley. Kids of all ages will have lots of fun on the ropes course and the Zipline. Food and beverage options with outdoor picnic table/fire pit seating adds to the atmosphere. Even if you don’t have the desire to climb, come out to enjoy some beers and live music. Owner and staff are awesome. Highly recommended.
As the name states… It’s a great place to Hang, Dog. We were here on a Saturday night and they had a good band. There’s lawn games, food, beer and the main draw is the high angle climbing course with zip lines. The beer was enjoyable, but the atmosphere is the reason for the drive. It’s just off 78 in Easton, so the drive is an easy one. Check it out!
Emily Bauman
We had an awesome first experience at Hangdog for Barktoberfest. My kids (ages 5 and 7) loved the obstacles, the food was great and the atmosphere was relaxing yet upbeat. My youngest was on the lower level and the staff was super supportive and encouraging. My kids are already asking to go back.
Tim Campbell
This review doesn’t include the high ropes course itself: Went to see Liily Moss and band perform on a lovely August evening. The buffalo pizza and Caesar salad were good, as is their beer. The kids doing the ropes course and zip line seemed to be having a great time
Ruth Maria
From the moment HangDog Outdoor Adventure opened its doors, it’s become a staple in our family’s life—and we truly can’t say enough great things about it.
We’ve been loyal visitors since day one and have never had a bad experience. Even in a moment that could’ve turned scary—when our youngest daughter fainted one hot day from heat and dehydration—the staff acted with incredible care and professionalism. A retired EMT/firefighter was right there on-site, immediately assisted her and brought her into the cool office to recover. That level of compassion meant the world to us as parents.
Despite that moment, she couldn’t wait to return this season. Now nine years old, she just completed eight full rounds on the course for fun—simply because she loves it that much. That says everything about how safe, welcoming, and empowering HangDog truly is for children.
But what’s meant even more to us is the growth we’ve seen in our oldest daughter, who has a severe anxiety disorder. HangDog has given her a space where she feels confident and free. She has now professionally completed the entire adventure course—from the very top, all the way through the zip line and the high jump. Recently, she proudly guided three girls (all 8–9 years older than her!) through their first experience at the park. Watching her take on that “little teacher” role, full of joy and pride, was nothing short of amazing. That moment alone brought tears to our eyes.
HangDog is more than just a ropes course—it’s become a place of healing, growth and community for our family. The owners now know us by name, and chatting with them feels like visiting friends. Between the sunset views, a cozy campfire, yard games and safe, open space for the kids to run free, it’s a place we all look forward to.
Even the food is its own adventure. The brick oven-style pizza and their signature seasoned chicken are HangDog originals—you won’t find that flavor anywhere else. The on-site brewery offers handcrafted beers, and the overall vibe—with outdoor TVs and relaxed backyard energy—makes it feel like you’re hanging out at a friend’s cookout.
HangDog is a rare gem. It’s where our daughters have laughed, conquered fears and built confidence. It’s where we’ve made memories that will last a lifetime. And that’s why we’ll keep returning—again and again.
Szymon Krasucki
Excellent addition to the Lehigh Valley. Kids of all ages will have lots of fun on the ropes course and the Zipline. Food and beverage options with outdoor picnic table/fire pit seating adds to the atmosphere. Even if you don’t have the desire to climb, come out to enjoy some beers and live music. Owner and staff are awesome. Highly recommended.
John Kates
As the name states… It’s a great place to Hang, Dog. We were here on a Saturday night and they had a good band. There’s lawn games, food, beer and the main draw is the high angle climbing course with zip lines. The beer was enjoyable, but the atmosphere is the reason for the drive. It’s just off 78 in Easton, so the drive is an easy one. Check it out!