About
Overview Clip 'n Climb Phillip Island is an indoor climbing centre located in Cowes. The facility features around 30 individually themed climbing walls, with challenges reaching up to 10 metres in height. The centre uses an automatic belay system, which allows climbers to ascend and descend the walls without needing a person to manually manage the ropes. This system is designed for a range of skill levels, from beginners to more experienced climbers.
In addition to the climbing walls, the venue offers other activities, including Virtual Reality (VR) experiences and a drop tower. Clip 'n Climb Phillip Island caters for general admission sessions as well as organised events such as birthday parties, school groups, and corporate functions. Sessions are structured to include a safety briefing and harness fitting before the climbing time begins.
Highlights
- Over 30 themed climbing challenges up to 10 metres high.
- An automatic belay system designed for climbers of varying abilities.
- Additional activities available, including Virtual Reality pods and a drop tower.
Community Sentiment (The "Vibe")
What parents like: Reviews frequently mention the friendly and helpful staff, the variety of walls that cater to different ages and confidence levels, and the centre being a clean and well-maintained facility.
What to watch out for: It is consistently recommended to book online in advance, as sessions can fill up, particularly during school holidays and on weekends. Children under 13 require active adult supervision within the climbing arena.
Logistics & Tips
Best for: Children who are at least 15kg. The venue's terms state children must be at least 2 years old to use a harness, but the booking system suggests it is ideally for ages 4 and up. It is suitable for adults as well.
Facilities: Café, toilets, accessible toilets, parents' room, party rooms, and a lift to an upper observation area.
Note: Pre-booking online is highly recommended. Participants are advised to arrive 10-15 minutes prior to their session for check-in and the safety briefing. For safety reasons, toddlers who are not climbing are not permitted inside the climbing arena.
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