On the walls
One hour of climbing with instruction and belaying support. Climbing gear is included.
Climbing and the playground have separate admissions. Where are you headed?
Planning a birthday? Explore party packages

Another year.
A little higher.
Trade the usual birthday for a wall full of possibilities, cheering friends, and a celebration in your own party room.
Give them a story to tell
Climbing birthday parties are listed at $35 per child, with a 10-child minimum.
One hour of climbing with instruction and belaying support. Climbing gear is included.
One hour in a private party room after climbing. A party host, setup, and cleanup are included.
The birthday guest receives a Fort Rock backpack fun pack. Ask about food and party add-ons.
The party details
Reserve ahead and confirm the guest count, food arrangements, deposit, and timing with your party coordinator. The booking system currently requests a $200 deposit, with the balance due on the party day.
Pizza and drinks can be added for a listed $10 per person. Ask the team about the current outside-food policy when you book.
Every participant needs a waiver. For children under 18, a parent or legal guardian must complete it before the party.
Need a different setup?
Private party room rental is listed at $250 per hour, with a host if needed and cleanup. Call to discuss climbing add-ons and availability.


What you are actually booking
A rock climbing birthday party puts the children on the walls for most of the hour, with staff running it, and gives you a party room for the part where everyone sits down. The climbing is the event. The room is where the cake goes.
Parties are $35 per child with a ten-child minimum, and the booking system lists a $200 deposit to hold a date. The team confirms your total, your room time and food arrangements when you book. Call (239) 990-7430.
Every guest climbs on auto-belay walls, which means the rope is already anchored above them and nobody on the ground has to hold it. A child clips in, climbs as high as they want and comes down gently. That is why a party works for a group who have never climbed: there is no partner skill to learn first.
Harnesses and climbing shoes are included for every paid guest. Staff run the orientation for the whole group at once, so the party starts climbing together rather than one child at a time. Older guests who want a harder session can ask about the bouldering area, which is lower walls over thick mats; under-fourteens need a bouldering orientation and a form signed by a parent or guardian.
Every participant needs a completed waiver before the day, and it is quicker to do it in advance than at the desk on a Saturday. Younger brothers and sisters who are not climbing may be better suited to a playground party on the other side of the building.
School-age guests get the most out of it. For a mixed party with much younger children, the indoor playground packages suit better.
Staff-run climbing for the group, then your party room for food and presents. The team confirms the exact split when you book.
$35 per child covers the climbing, the harness, the shoes and the staff running it. Ten-child minimum, $200 deposit to hold the date.
