The Boulder Field

Our group visited this location as part of a team building event. Check in was a breeze. You have to sign a waiver and they need to double check your ID but after that you are good to go. Staff was helpful and friendly.This place? Wow big open and nice airy location. Lots of space and chairs. Our group had a nice location set up for the event and multiple staff members to help out the littles.This place also has a cafe and some beers on tap which is just another awesome addition. Bathrooms were clean and they also had locker rooms. Add to the equipment they had around and this is really great place for workout or exercising.One final thing is that they allow outside food, so for events you just pay for that and all the food and drinks are up to you.Quite an awesome place for a group team building event!

Good experience, but not great. Took my 6 year old daughter here to check it out randomly one day and found the facilities to be really well done. They do have a kid's area but ut it was too small for us so we headed around to explore. Tried quite a few different areas and everything was fine just didn't really know how to go about it all. It wasn't until at one point my daughter jumped off a handhold that was about 10 feet off the ground and scared herself that I thought to myself "holy crap, what would I do if she actually fell from the top?". I didn't really have any clue and fortunately that did not happen. I suppose if you are really serious about bouldering then this is the place to be. For us, it was a good place to spend an hour on a day with nothing better to do. I think it would be good for our kid to attend a camp next time or maybe ask for more safety instructions before going for it. Overall, not bad, but a bit scary at times. Forgot to mention that I saw they had a bar with Pliny the Elder on tap.

I had 5 kids needing to get out some energy (which is a lot) and this was perfect. It was a bit pricey but worth it. There are tables so you can work while they play or so you can pack lunch and chill for a bit.

I've been here several times over the years (since 2021 I believe) and each time I've just gotten the guest pass since I never lived around the area to actually justify getting a pass. I like rock climbing a lot and this place is great for those who are just starting out. The facility is clean and bright. The staff are always kind and helpful and I love that there's a little cafe inside if you need anything from a granola bar to a hard cider LOL. I wish they had rope climbing available but I can see how the facility is not built for that type of activity (would be really great addition though!). I also love that they have a little area for stretching, cardio, and weight lifting, and not to mention yoga classes as well. having those additional amenities apart from just rock climbing can make it worth for the monthly membership. Since I've been going here for several years now, you can really tell that the prices have increased as well. Rock climbing is not a cheap sport. Therefore, if you're planning to check this place out and just get a day pass, be ready to spend at least $45-50 on rental shoes, a bag of chalk, and a day pass. If you're a student, military, and/or government worker there is a small discount available so bring your ID with you as proof to avail of the discounted pricing. They're quite strict on students as well, and would require you to log into your student portal to check if you're actually enrolled in classes.

Nice fun place to go when it's raining outside! My boyfriend and I spent about 3 hours here and had lots of fun climbing and then we ended our day doing our gym routine at the boulder field, so it was convenient that they gave us that option. The only thing I wished they gave with rentals are the chalk bags; we have been to boulder places where they rent out chalk bags for free as well.I also loved that theres coffee and beer available here, a great way to unwind and take a break in between climbing!

This is the best bouldering gym I've ever been to and I've gone to about 10 others. It is the largest bouldering gym I've ever seen. The staff are awesome and the culture is amazing.

Only been here once. For my family of 7, an all-day pass was an estimate $180. All the employees were helpful, the kids area offers a wide wall of differing challenges that even my 3-year-old can try. Our older kids got tired quickly, but my younger kids kept persevering and my husband enjoyed being a monkey on the wall. It was pretty much a big playground.They went to Granite Arch later on, and although they enjoyed belaying more than bouldering, they liked that the Boulder Field had more varieties of climbing shoes.

Large gym! Came during the day- if you want to come before the evening crowds.Booch on tap!!

PERFECT BOULDERING GYM-super chill-everyone including staff are super nice and accommodating-has little bar area as well as many tables to just relax-gives a very chill vibe-plenty of problems and walls (overhangs, slab, in between) -great for all levels-cubbies to store belongings and they're placed in convenient locationsI've been to around 5ish? Gyms and this is still my favorite

The setters are amazing - all of the problems are fun, thoughtfully set, and technically interesting - even the warm up problems! It is also a treat to watch Carlo Traversi and setters climb. It's spacious, chill, and clean with a very welcoming and friendly vibe. They have a special area just for kids with a slide! We LOVE Boulder Field and drive 2+ hours to go whenever we get the chance! Thank you Carlo for Boulder Field and everything you've done for the climbing community!