Apparently worlds first indoor trampoline park! Admission $18 if $16 if you have your socks from…read morelast time... School holidays so i gathered up all the children and thought we should go and check this place out, was great for the kids - assorted ages from 15 to 5 and there was something for them all. Make sure you bring your own water and snacks or come cashed up. Kids can not and will not jump for an entire hour without adequate water and food options - lol The park is quite large and broken up into many different and varied parts - wall walking, dodge ball, basket ball, foam pit etc Every section is staffed to ensure safety and security, good for groups and only children.

This place was so much fun! My husband and I needed to kill time and what better way than a…read moretrampoline park! They have basketballs hoops, foam put, trampolines(duh) they also have a side part of some crazy rock climbing!

Urban Climb is one of those places where you can just let go and hang out; though probably not…read moreliterally. I used to be scared of heights, so a friend decided the easiest way to get over it would be to scale a wall of about 10 meters while secured with a harness. It worked, albeit with much yelling and, 'I'm not letting go of the %$##@! wall!' But now I'm hooked. To be fair, people can start off at around 5 meters and work thier way up to a giant 12 meter waterfall and nose style wall (massive upper body strength training, oh the pain...), and for people who just want to try boulering there is also a 3 meter high bouldering wall. Prices vary, but average at about $25-$30 a climb (if you're renting equiptment, but you can bring your own harness and shoes), and its for unlimited climb time. You will need a partner to belay you, or Urban Climb organise singles nights (check out thier website for more details). The staff are great, and the walls are ridiculously fun. the general vibe of the whole place is adrenaline pumped spider-people, which adds a pretty good atmosphere. Word to the wise though: if it's your first time, you need to do an introduction with the staff for saftey which is included in the price of your climb and is a one off, but dont usually start until after 5pm on Monday to Thursday, 4pm on Fridays, and 10am on Saturday and Sundays. And if you're renting shoes, bring socks. Seriously.

I've been a member of Urban Climb for a few years now and despite being a little more expensive…read morethan your average gym (and open for fewer hours), I'm very glad I discovered it and the joys of rock climbing. Wander in in the early evening on a weeknight and take a look at one of the fittest and hippest sporting communities around (plenty of eye candy too for people of all persuasions). In addition to boasting far more climbing space than their competitor indoor rock climbing facility Rocksports they also have a pretty well decked out traditional gym space - 'The Lab' - with free weights, machines, exercise bikes, treadmills etc. The main room is a large rectangular shape (about 400+ sq. m) of rock climbing space, with four walls to choose from. Beginner walls on the far left and right of the gym are perfect for learning the ropes (pun intended) while the overhung 'wave wall' is at the other end of the spectrum -- great for the more experienced climber or the learner wanting to push themselves and build endurance. They also have a couple of areas dedicated to bouldering (short intense climbing roots done without a rope -- a padded mat cushions your repeated falls) and a newly constructed wooden wall on the mid right hand side as you walk in. These guys seem to be doing pretty well for themselves and it's good to see that they are reinvesting in the business. The only downside for me is that the place has kind of slack opening times. They only roll up the doors at midday on a weekday (though they do stay open until 10pm). On weekends it's a slightly earlier opening time. It isn't cheap either, with a one-off visit costing a day tripper nearly $30 (gear hire included, cheaper if you have your own shoes and/or harness). I pay arounf $65/ month for my full membership, a figure which has probably climbed a bit (pun intended).

Rocksports is an indoor climbing climbing centre in the heart of the Valley. They cater to all…read moresorts, from hardcore climbers to kids. On weeknights you will find it packed with the former as it is open until late and in a perfect location for everyone to head to after work whereas on the weekends you are more likely to be sharing a wall with a party of school children. For the small building that it occupies, they make great use of the space with the 8 metre high walls twisting around corners and over ceilings so that the place is almost like a cave. The climbs themselves range in difficulty from ridiculously easy for the youngsters to impossibly difficult for those a little more practised. It's pretty incredible to watch people who really know what they're doing swing gracefully up the wall using only tiny finger-holds like it's as easy as walking! $27 gets you a harness and shoes as well as a climb and a fantastic workout. First timers are given a training session on how to use the ropes and instructors also wander the floor checking safety gear and giving climbing tips to those who need it.

I am not a sporty person at all, but one sport I like is rock climbing. There is something very…read moresatisfying about climbing up a wall and reaching the top; maybe its because it reminds me of my childhood summer camping days or maybe I just like to colourful "rocks that look like bubblegum" on the walls. Rocksports is an excellent little centre for rock climbing enthusiasts and novices. Rocksports accomodates for rock climbers of all levels; from young kids who are trying to for the first time to adults who know their way around rocky walls. You do not need your own gear as all of that can be rented out at a reasonable price. First time visitors will be given a tour and a tutorial. I have also noticed that they hold classes for kids. There is ample room and many walls to choose from. If you are a fan of rock climbing or wish to try it out, Rocksports is a great inner city location to do so.

The Cornubia Sports Centre comes as somewhat of a surprise to a lot of first time visitors. The…read moreenormous complex fits four basketball (or netball, or volleyball, or futsal) courts, a gym, a rock climbing wall and a canteen, while outside you'll find two full-sized soccer fields and an awesome children's playground. Although it's probably around ten years old now, the structure is still very modern, clean and feels quite new. They run competitions for numerous sports, and whenever organised competition is not taking place the courts are sure to be used by amateurs perfecting their slam dunks. They also organise activities for kids on school holidays, so if you're about to throw that Xbox controller out the window, you might like to take a look at their program.

If you need anything at all to do with rock climbing or mountaineering, Pinnacle is the place to…read morego. Information, instruction, equipment, perhaps an expedition to Mt Everest, they have it all. The guys at Pinnacle have years of experience climbing and trekking and are keen to share their love of climbing with anyone who walks in the door. Their rock climbing courses are great for beginners and more advanced climbers wanting to develop their skills. They do them down at Kangaroo Point, Brisbane's famed outdoor rockclimbing cliffs and they start from around $300 for a six-week course. The best thing about the courses is that everyone who does one is able to come along to the free social climbing events Pinnacle puts on every week, usually down at the cliffs. They're great for keeping up your climbing skills and meeting other people with a love of climbing. They also have all the equipment you could ever need for climbing and trekking and the expertise to help you put together your own kit.

From the owner: Pinnacle Sports specialise in everything Rock Climbing!…read more Equipment: We offer a huge range of rock climbing abseiling and mountaineering equipment at great prices. Adventures: Pinnacle Sports can take you climbing locally and overseas - our guide have nationally recognised training and will provide you with a great experience. Training: Want to know how to set up your own ropes or get out of a dangerous situation? Pinnacle offers training to a nationally recognised level starting at a beginner level through to an advanced level. Industrial: Pinnacle has a huge range of industrial roping equipment.

I definitely don't do not do cross fit. But there was a cafe and I definitely cafe…read more I believe the set up was for the people that belong to the club, but they do offer coffee to the public. Classic coffees, various protein filled goods and specials were on display which is great. If you're ever passing by it's fine for a quick bite or a bad coffee if you're desperate. The lady serving was lovely and happy to help, but for commercial high demand coffee this isn't the place to stop by. More of a local scene which is perfect for the atmosphere of the place. The fitness I witnessed was insane though. So I'm going to suggest that you'll feel slightly bad about yourself then almost instantly better because you have a coffee in your hand. That's the way I roll anyway. 4/5 for customer service. That really does it for people, hey.

From the owner: Gym Weights Cardio…read moreFitness Cross Fit Group Fitness Martial Arts Muay Thai Boxing Personal Training Health Assessments Workout Programs Yoga Bootcamp Circuit Strength and Conditioning Physiotherapist Rehab Massage Supplements Cafe Rock Climbing

Got a chance to see the Belle Lume Sculpture and just wow! So very aesthetically pleasing to the…read moreeyes. Very sturdy and beautiful!

From the owner: Over the last 40 years the staff of Natureworks has produced the masters for most of the "high…read morequality" fibreglass life-size animal art currently being sold on the world market. Natureworks has been sculpting moulding and casting life-size wildlife for almost 40 years. The collection of moulds of sculptural features now numbers over 2000 different individual pieces. Casts can be made in a variety of materials from Fibreglass, Glass Reinforced Cement (GFRC), Hard-Coated Urethane Foam and Cold Cast Bronze. New pieces are being created all the time. They can be adapted for domestic use, playground or zoological standard and are designed, reinforced & finished to varying standards as appropriate to its use.