I used to actually be a member at this gym and took fitness classes there. I oddly enough have…read morenever climbed here though! I have always enjoyed their offerings and all of their staff. The gym has a lot to offer and it's a real great part of the local community.

very rude and mean employee for a big church group activity. whoever was working tonight was not…read morehelpful at all kept rolling his eyes at my daughter and just being plain rude ! Not acceptable

First place I ever climbed in. Less than a month later, I decided to become a member and have been…read moreone ever since. The Central Rock Gym separates their routes using hold colors which is much better than gyms that put stickers near each route. The gym is clean and staff if very friendly. A member of the staff, James, had a strong role in getting us into the sport.

My interaction with the staff has always been a pleasant one; they definitely know what they're…read moredoing and are definitely passionate about rock climbing. The facilities are also well-maintained since they are clean and properly managed. My biggest concern for this place, however, is the affordability of the memberships. I'm sure the up-keeping of the facility can be expensive, but the prices only attract a particular group of people. Perhaps this is intentional; I am always looking for places that seek to incorporate diversity, both economically and racially. Keeping up with the monthly membership price is surely not sustainable for someone who lives off minimum wage or, even for someone who makes a bit more. Thus, though this can be a fun and safe place for the community, it lacks the actual representation of the latter. Moreover, no incentive programs currently exist to make this place a bit more affordable for the average working-class family in the city. Now, while they do have a family plan, it is exclusively for immediate family. I tried to create a membership with my older brothers but, was told that the family membership was only for my spouse and children. of which I have neither. This is truly a disappointment since with the single membership, you can only bring a guest with you once a month; after that there is a fee. So, if you're someone like me, who likes to bring a friend along to help with climbing or to encourage you with working out, this isn't the place for you. Unless of course, you friend wants to purchase a membership, too. But again, it´s just not cost-efficient or worth it for the average low/medium income person. But, for those of you who make a good amount of money, this place can definitely be worth it. They offer a wide range of workout classes and opportunities to get better at rock climbing. You'll just want to make sure you're taking advantage of everything- to make the dollar count. Overall, I really enjoy rock climbing, and this facility is truly well-managed and maintained. It has a lot of potential to actively engage with the community it's in; however, whether intentional or not, it greatly lacks in being a racially and economically diverse space. This is truly unfortunate for a place as fun and engaging as this one can be. Frankly, it's intimidating when you can count, with one hand, the number of people of color during a typical night, or even to witness the non-existence of the lower/ lower-middle class. And if you're from Worcester, you know it's a large community they're keeping out, a community that is greatly diverse. This facility has the opportunity to bring people together, but unfortunately, the prices hinder this from doing so and have instead, settled for just one particular group. And oh! the prices just recently went up $5.00 for all memberships.

This space is so welcoming and I always have a great time when there. I just recently started rock…read moreclimbing and have only been a handful of times but the vibe is so easygoing and helpful that it was not scary at ALL! The facilities are very clean and the people there are super aware if their surroundings and respectful of people climbing! Will definitely be back here again!

I am very disappointed with my first time experience at this location. I signed my two sons up for…read moretheir first rock climbing experience during their toddler time hours. Well let's just say the experience they had was to only view the outside of the building as nobody came to open up the building at 8am. It's not the easiest to get a family up with young children and travel 30 minutes to only be let down. There were 7 other families with young children (all first timers as well) in which we all had to then turn around and now tell our children we weren't going to rock climb after all the hype. Maybe don't make a family pay for this experience in advance if they are only to be let down. Figure it out!

Rock Spot Climbing knows how to rock birthday parties! We attended a birthday party there this…read moreweekend and the staff was on it! The kids had a great time learning how to climb. The staff made sure everyone was having fun and climbing safely! We will definitely be coming back!

My boyfriend and I come here all the time to climb, our home gym when in RI for college. The staff…read moreare so friendly, always willing to help with gear and whatnot, and the routes are accurately rated. A good variety of bouldering and top ropes (both auto-belay & manual), usually pretty good about setting on schedule

My regular gym is the Central Rock at Randolph, MA. This is my first time visiting this Warwick…read morelocation and I am loving it! Compared to my home location, I felt that their bouldering had a great mix of problems catering to varying different skill levels. I checked the website and it said that both locations had 3,000 square feet of bouldering. This Warwick location felt like it was bigger and had more, but who knows! For those that have not been here, there is bouldering that is on the right wall upon entering that extends to the back and wraps to the left. Then there is some lead belay walls right across the main bouldering. Off to the left are more top rope and auto belay walls. They also have a fitness center with gym equipment as well as a wall with all types of holds to practice on/learn hold types. Lastly, there is a yoga studio that is available to members. I really enjoyed the variety and the set up of this location. Visiting different locations is definitely fun and I'll be back whenever I'm in the area itching to climb.

Central Rock Gym in Warwick was the first CRG gym I've been to since moving to RI and NE in…read moregeneral, and I've been going back since! Membership prices are within if not slight lower than average which is great for beginners trying to stick to something new. On my first visit, the staff was very helpful and provided a tour of their facilities, and explained ground rules clearly. Having been to other gyms while in Texas it's always nice to see staff explain simple do's and don't's to new visitors. My only concern is regarding kids running under or too close to the walls while climbers are on them, as the parents are either not aware or unfazed of the dangers to both their kid and the climbers. It would be nice to see staff address this to the parents. Overall great gym, amazingly friendly and helpful staff, facilities are always cleaned, and the climbing community is one of the most supportive out there!

Central Rock Gym is the place to go if you're looking for a rock climbing place in the area!…read more I've only visited once but I had such a fun time. I had no idea they had a fitness room with machines + good amount of equipment needed to get a good workout in. They have one side that is geared towards beginner rock climbers & more difficult climbs on the other side for more advanced climbers. Workers are super kind and are helpful. Would definitely come back again!

A friendly and welcoming Rock Climbing Gym for any level of experience!…read moreI only rock climbed once and recently wanted to try it again for fun. This spot was not crowded at all and had a lot of open area to try new things. There is a video that they have you watch to get an understanding of the gym, and what sections are for what type of climb. The staff was also very nice in answering questions and making sure you are safe. For beginner climbers, you can climb on short rocks without gear and you can climb tall rocks with gear. There is a large section of the gym where you need a certificate to climb so those were off limits to me. Overall I spent about an hour and a half trying each climb. A very good spot to check out if you are a beginner or just need an open space to climb.

We had questions about bringing a large group, and the customer service and individualized…read moreattention were excellent! They were willing to consider how to create a package/experience that would work best for our budget and our group!

Beware, these memberships are hard to cancel. The 6-month or 1 year memberships will continue…read morecharging even after those time periods. They will reference the contract but this stuff is buried and they don't explain this to you when you sign up, just like a gym membership. Keep an eye on your credit cards folks and call before the time period to cancel. Here is the phone number. 800-960-4778 ext 4

As of July 24th 2025 the course is in good shape unlike some reviews from last year. You can see…read morewhere they've replaced a bunch of the greens. I was definitely skeptical about coming based on the recent reviews but overall it was a good experience. Not the best mini golf course I've ever played but had a great time with the fam nonetheless. Biggest complaint is the holes are uneven so the ball rolls back sometimes or gets stuck up against the wall. $12 for adults and $10 for kids.

If you want to just have something to do but you don't care about the actual mini golfing, then…read morethis could work. Otherwise, the turf is uneven (and not on purpose), one hole was completely flooded, one hole had the green ripped up, and a couple of holes we just had to skip because there was no way to play it properly. Bit the ice cream shop was nice. And the ice cream was good!!

Took the grandsons (age 12 and 14) for an energy release. They really enjoyed themselves. They…read morejumped and slid and shot hoops for a full 90 minutes. The only negative is that I had to go feed them afterwards .

Due to what is going on in the Middle East, I've gotten to see my kid 2x in the last year. Huge…read moretrampoline area! We've come here both times and mostly love it. He was s very reluctant to go down their large slide but when he did, a couple of older girls and a mom all cheered for him, which meant a lot to me and he realized it wasn't scary. That was great! My only concern is no one was cleaning...ever. There were tickets on the couch I was sitting on from multiple days prior and 3 dates after it expired a woman pulled it off. That's how you get MRSA. I still like this place but it also fits into the "make money while I can" model. Summer I won't bring my kid here without upgrades.