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Far Peak Climbing Centre

Northleach, United Kingdom•4.6(268)•Indoor Climbing

Experience outdoor climbing, bouldering, and low ropes activities designed for families, beginners, and experienced climbers in the Cotswolds.

Far Peak Climbing is the premier outdoor climbing centre in the Cotswolds, offering a diverse range of climbing and bouldering activities for visitors of all abilities. The venue features outdoor climbing walls, bouldering facilities, and low ropes courses that cater to families, schools, community groups, and seasoned climbers alike. The centre provides taster sessions for both children and adults, allowing newcomers to discover climbing in a safe and supportive environment. Far Peak also offers kids clubs, adult courses, and specialized training for competent climbers. Facilities are designed to accommodate various age groups and skill levels, making climbing accessible to everyone from young children to adults. Beyond regular climbing sessions, Far Peak hosts birthday parties and team-building activities for groups and schools. The venue has been deeply embedded in the local community for many years, catering to schools and community groups from across the region. With its focus on making outdoor activities accessible to all, Far Peak combines adventure, fitness, and family-friendly entertainment in one comprehensive climbing destination.
OFFICIAL WEBSITE

Opening Hours

Monday: Closed
Tuesday: Closed
Wednesday: Closed
Thursday: Closed
Friday: Closed
Saturday: 09:00 – 18:00
Sunday: 09:00 – 18:00

Venue Details

Venue Type

Indoor & Outdoor

Typical visit duration

All day

Booking

Walk-in

What this place offers

ToiletsToilets
Public transportPublic transport nearby
Accessible toilets
Free WiFi
Baby changingBaby changing facilities
Food available
On-site parking
🐕Dog-friendly
Parking nearby
Pushchair friendlyPushchair friendly
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4.6(268 reviews)
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Adrian Bullock

Adrian Bullock

a year ago

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!!

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Harley West

Harley West

3 years ago

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.

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alice ineveryland

alice ineveryland

3 years ago

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.

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Kay Potts

Kay Potts

3 years ago

I hadn't been here for a while, and the centre had quite a few new additions! My daughter was climbing with 4 friends with an instructor for an hour on the outside wall for her 9th birthday treat, which looked very high and lots of fun. We were able to watch them in the sun, from tables scattered around, with drinks from the cafe. There is also The Old Smokery on site, that is a place to eat and sample dmoked delights, as well as a shop to buy edible yummy food. Definitely will be back (to hopefully climb myself!) And would recommend to anyone wanting to try something a bit different, as people friendly and service excellent.

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Alexandra Quinn

Alexandra Quinn

5 years ago

A shout out to Far Peak Climbing! My kids and I were camping onsite & thought it would be fun to book on to a taster session. The kids had a blast and were hooked after their first session with Dylan that we booked another one for the next day! I also wanted to give climbing a try and was thoroughly impressed with my instructor, Marcus. He was absolutely brilliant all around - very clear in his communication, a good listener, happy to change his teaching style to suit you, well versed in climbing techniques, safety & equipment. And to top it all off he was loads of fun! I booked another session with Marcus the next day and it was just as enjoyable. Thanks, Marcus! 🙌😊

Reviews last updated: 7 October 2026

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This venue was last updated on 7 October 2026

Frequently asked questions about Far Peak Climbing Centre

Is Far Peak Climbing Centre free to visit?

Far Peak Climbing Centre is a paid attraction — see the official website for current ticket prices.

Is Far Peak Climbing Centre dog-friendly?

Yes, dogs are welcome at Far Peak Climbing Centre.

Is there parking at Far Peak Climbing Centre?

Yes, Far Peak Climbing Centre has on-site parking.

Is there food at Far Peak Climbing Centre?

Yes, food is available on site at Far Peak Climbing Centre.

Is Far Peak Climbing Centre pushchair-friendly?

Yes, Far Peak Climbing Centre is pushchair, pram and buggy friendly — most areas are step-free so you can navigate easily with little ones in tow.

How long should we plan to spend at Far Peak Climbing Centre?

Far Peak Climbing Centre is a full-day experience — plan accordingly.

How do I get to Far Peak Climbing Centre by public transport?

Far Peak Climbing Centre isn't on a major public transport route — driving is recommended.

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