London Fields Climbing District
August 29 & 30 and September 4, 5 & 6.

Open Days

Open Days mark the start of the new season at Climbing District.

5 days to discover
far more than a climbing centre.

Saturday, August 29 and Sunday, August 30,
then Friday, September 4 through Sunday, September 6, 2026.

Step into the Climbing District for free: explore our spaces, climb, try our classes and meet the community.

Free entry 🤩 · Intro sessions for £5 🎟️ · Exclusive offers ⚡️

CLIMBING TASTER SESSION

Your first climb starts here.

EXCLUSIVE
OFFERS

Enjoy exceptional prices on our annual memberships and multi-entry passes.

👉 Free entry and fantastic annual membership offers!

The perfect time to join the District

On 29–30 August and 4–6 September, our centres are launching the new season in style with Open Days, special offers and activities for everyone.

👉 Take advantage of our huge discounts on our annual memberships and multi-entry passes. 🔥

👉 Our teams will be on hand to help you choose the option that best suits your schedule and goals. 👫

🧗‍♂️ £5 intro bouldering sessions with our instructors, plus a free café drink!

Climbing District: so much more than climbing

An experience to enjoy all year round.

Climbing

Bouldering spaces designed for all abilities, from your very first holds to your most challenging projects.

Academy

Structured classes, courses and programmes to help children, teenagers and adults progress with confidence.

Fitness & Wellness

Yoga, PT sessions and technique workshops designed to complement your climbing and support your body.

Social Club

Hang-outs, competitions, screenings, parties, exhibitions, music and events that bring the community together beyond the climbing walls.

Coworking & Coffee-Shop

Coworking spaces, quiet corners and a friendly coffee shop to support your work and your wellbeing.

Outdoor & Events

Outdoor trips, masterclasses with experts and major events such as the Team Boulder Arena, the first international competition for both professional and amateur climbers.

Come as you are!

We’ll take care of the rest.

You don’t need to be strong, flexible or experienced to get started. Climbing is accessible to people of all abilities, ages and body types. Everyone progresses at their own pace, with no pressure or judgement.

Our teams 😍 will be there to welcome you, show you around the centre, explain the essential rules and give you the guidance you need to climb safely and confidently.

And we’ll take care of you.

At Climbing District, looking after our climbers is just as important as performance. Our spaces, routes and support are designed so that everyone can find an approach that suits their abilities, preferences and energy levels.

Climbing is a different way to move, gradually build strength, improve balance and coordination, focus and gain confidence. There’s no minimum ability required to belong on the wall.

Climbing:
explore new ways of moving, strengthen your body, improve balance, focus fully and feel your confidence rise.

Great Climbing. Full Stop.

Our centres, our people, our community in pictures…
Climbing District London Group of Climbers
Kids Climbing Sessions Climbing District London
London Fields Climbing District

Frequently asked questions

Yes. Entry to participating centres is free during the Open Days. Instructor-led introduction sessions are available for £5. Climbing Shoes area available to rent for £4.

Come along to the free Open Days without booking. Induction sessions, however, do require a booking.

No. Every centre offers something slightly different. Have a look at the programme for the centre you want to visit.

All Open Days offers will be live online and available in‑centre, with our teams ready to point you to the right place.

*The information presented in this article corresponds to the period of its publication - July 2026.
To find out about our current offers and prices, please visit our store

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Don’t miss the Open Days!

August 29, 30 and September 4, 5 & 6
and try to win Arc’teryx prizes!

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