Far Peak Climbing Centre

“Harry on reception went above and beyond when I had forgotten my phone and had to go back for it, then talked me through signing all the waivers online. Children had great fun! Worth knowing that it is card only and waivers best completed prior to visit. An excellent venue for dry and wet weather.”

“The actual climbing centre we enjoyed. We spent an hour or so bouldering and loved the experience. Found the routes tricker than our bouldering place. The outside wall was a dream. We love climbing in the sun. We brought food in the smoke House after and was disappointed (sorry if they aren't owned by the centre) two coffee and 2 sausage in a roll came to £18. Was still hungry after, too. I had to slice my own sausages to fit in the bun nicely. The wait was long for what we ordered, too (vegetarian sausages popped into a bun) Better veggie/ vegan options should be considered. For example, veggie sausages, hashbrown, and mushroom roll for £6 would have been more tasty and better value. It is also easy to make and adjust the menu.”

“We booked day tickets online even tho on the website it said you don't need to just come along. We paid £11.50p a good price to use the indoor and outdoor climbing walls. Unfortunately, there were no instructors to help us onto the outdoor wall as we are not fully comfortable setting up. After talking to Reception, they agreed the website isn't very helpful. Also, the rental shoes are falling apart, so bring your own there where people climbing the outdoor wall with walking boots.”

“The facilities for climbing are excellent, we had a taster voucher as a birthday present so can’t comment on the climbing prices but if you are visiting then I highly suggest you bring your own because their prices are extortionate, £3 for a can of coke is circa 80% profit and the pizza was a meat feast but in reality had a few bits of ham and peperami on it for £13!!”