Obstacle Course, Toddler Slide & Party Rentals in Canal Fulton, OH
Canal Fulton is a canal town where a long, straight run is part of everyday life. So we’ll start with the longest thing we deliver. Game Craze brings it to your yard, sets it up and picks it up afterward.
90’ Obstacle Course
Three sections joined into one course with two lanes side by side, so two racers go head to head the whole way:
- A 30-foot obstacle run for speed
- A middle section with seven obstacles: pop-ups and barriers
- A 30-foot rock climb with a fast slide finish
Needs about 100 x 20 ft, 20 ft of overhead clearance and three circuits.
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Four smaller pieces, none of them on any of our other city pages, to round out the day:
- Turtle Toddler Slide: a friendly single-lane turtle with easy climbing steps and a gentle slide, made for kids 6 and under.
- Whip-N-Skip: slide the puck up the ramp and around the curve into a numbered hoop. Too soft and it stops short; too hard and it misses.
- Sub Soccer: two players sit on benches facing each other and use their feet to kick a small ball into the goal under the other player’s bench. It needs no power.
- Bean Bag Score Toss: toss four bags at the scoring holes and add up your points. It’s good for younger school-age kids and needs about 5 x 10 ft.
Backyard Bash Bundle – Classic
A deluxe bounce house with a custom banner, a sno-cone machine package, a 10 x 10 pop-up tent, 2 tables and 16 chairs, and a cornhole set, all in one booking for a birthday or family get-together.
Ask About the BundleWhy Canal Fulton Throws a Good Party
The Ohio & Erie Canal made this town. Beginning in the 1990s, communities along the canal corridor worked together to rebuild the old towpath as a multi-use trail. Today it runs more than 90 miles through Cuyahoga, Summit, Stark and Tuscarawas Counties. Canal Fulton has become a stop for cyclists, hikers, horseback riders and birdwatchers from across the region.
Visitors also come for the shops along Canal Street and for the St. Helena III, which the city calls one of only four working canal boats in Ohio. It carries passengers on an original stretch of the canal out to the Lock IV turning basin.
Backyard parties here have the same easygoing pace: room to run, a crowd that likes to be outside, and plenty to do. Whether it’s a birthday on a quiet side street, a graduation open house or a church picnic near the towpath, we bring the gear, set it up on time and haul it away when the last guest heads home.
The staff was very polite and efficient! I can’t say enough about them!