Warm Up with Adventure Rock’s Winter Break Mini Camp. For ages 6 - 13, this camp fills your child’s days with a variety of lively activities and provides the perfect blend of structure, fun, and games. We guarantee your kid will have a rockin’ time!

Perfect for young adventurers! Half-Day Camps introduce 5–8 year-olds to the exciting world of climbing through fun games, creative challenges, and guided movement activities. With plenty of time spent both bouldering and rope climbing, campers build confidence, coordination, and problem-solving skills while developing healthy communication and teamwork. In a safe, supportive environment, your little crusher will make new friends, move their body in new ways, and discover just how fun climbing can be.  

Big adventures for growing climbers! This full-day climbing camp is designed for kids ages 6–11 who are ready to explore, challenge themselves, and have a blast on the wall. Campers will build strong climbing fundamentals, like tying in and top-rope skills, while progressing through dynamic and static movement, bouldering, and rope climbing. Through interactive games, team challenges, and adventure-based activities, campers develop problem-solving skills, confidence, resilience, and teamwork. Whether they’re working through tough routes, setting personal goals, or learning to support one another, campers stay active, engaged, and inspired all day long, leaving feeling stronger, braver, and more connected to the climbing community.

Designed for older campers ready to level up, this camp offers a deeper dive into climbing skills, movement, and teamwork. Campers will explore more advanced techniques, including strong top-rope belaying habits, back-up belaying, mock lead climbing concepts, dynamic and static movement, and an introduction to crack climbing, while working toward completing a longer-term project route. Through group challenges and guided discussions, campers are also introduced to coaching principles, leadership skills, and collaborative problem-solving. This camp encourages independence, focus, and confidence, helping climbers grow both on the wall and within the climbing community.