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    Rockzilla

    4.3 (56 reviews)
    Closed 10:00 am - 6:00 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    6 year old climbing on the wall.
    Diana T.

    We came here for a birthday party. My daughter is 6 and loved it. The employees here were awesome and my daughter now wants to have a party here as well. I'm so happy with the entire establishment, that her next party will be booked here. The party package price is reasonable. So much better than your typical kids birthday party at the pizza place with arcade games.

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    Paloma I.

    First time in town and this place is awesome! I definitely recommend. It it's great for the family and the kids love it! Prices are reasonable and you can come back and take a lunch break.

    Corine C.

    Ive grown to love this rock gym. Climbed here three times already and still learning. Unlike other larger and more sophisticated gyms, Rockzilla has a family friendly feel about it. I don't feel intimidated by other veteran climbers. There is enough beginner, intermediate and advanced climbing routes for everyone who wants a challenge. Owner is funny and helpful too. Brought our ladies bible study group for a weeknight of climbing. First time for most of them. Owner helped us out a lot. We'll keep coming back.

    One of the courses. He borrowed a harness from the place (no added price)
    Abigail H.

    I had a good time here, except I wasn't too fond of the owner's jokes. Otherwise, was super helpful in choosing rock climbing shoes and teaching us how to know they are the perfect fit. The courses were fun! I would come again

    She didn't make it up that high but she still had fun.

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    Session Climbing

    Session Climbing

    3.9
    (30 reviews)
    24.6 mi

    This place has been accused of being hard to deal with their subscriptions, and that has absolutely…read morebeen proven true. They will take your money and have extremely predatory contracts Upon signing up for the trial membership, we were excited to try it out. Essentially you pay for a two week membership, it was cool, but my wife and I weren't certain on things and decided to put the membership on hold. When we told them this, the employee never actually processed the "pause" on our end so I was charged. Obviously I was frustrated, but they then decided to refund me after fighting pretty hard for it, I'm assuming solely because they wanted my business back. Fast forward to a month later, In the trial agreement, and per the employees, if you put the membership on pause it will remain like that until you decide to change it. Literally says in the terms that it can stay paused for at MINIMUM 1 month. Not maximum, and their employees verified this. At no point does it say anything about reactivating my membership, yet they choose to do exactly that and charge me $180 with no explanation. Upon reaching out to the business, they took multiple days to respond to our emails, and since we were planning to cancel, they would not be refunding our money. Essentially saying "we'll keep your money now even though we had no right to charge you, because this time we won't get anymore from you" It's really disheartening to see a local business, claiming to be intertwined with the community only to find predatory practices to rip them off. At first I could see this as a form of miscommunication, but after ignoring us, then responding with a no, THEN following up with a double down on a no because it's "too late for us to process" when you took days to respond is disgusting. This business sucks, and I wanted to love it.

    Great community | Strong climbing…read more I've been climbing for 18 years now. I've climbed both outdoors and indoors all over the country and in some other countries. Also, I lived in Santa Rosa for five years, connecting with this solid climbing community at another gym (including Kevin Jorgeson in this climbing community). So, with this in mind, please consider my review when deciding to come here. I'm so impressed with what K Jorg has done with this gym. It is a real upgrade to the community here. Everything about this place is well thought out. I love the aesthetics and how the layout of this place is. Upon entering, you're greeted by the front desk staff and enter the shop area. Sign up/sign in is easy and straight forward. Everything is organized and neat. To the left: ropes and autobelay To the right: bouldering Upstairs: workout training If you're new to climbing, the setting here is on the stiffer side compared to franchise gyms like Movement (planet granite). It's not a bad thing, really, because you know that you're going to become a strong climber. It's tougher grades, but the routes are intuitive enough to read and flow on the walls. I didn't find routes forced or requiring awkward movements. The kid teams were in that day when I went and it was impressive watching them go through their routines with ease. This is also the first time I've seen a gym have custom tags with matching color hardware! Again, K Jorg put a lot of thought into this place and it shows. You can feel and see the community here. From the seasoned climbers to the young newbies, everyone is happy and sharing the stoke. They're happy to connect and literally hang out together. This is why I love to climb. If a facility lacks a good community, it's no different than another franchise gym where you're just a number. Last thing I wanna mention that furthers the community aspect is the memorial wall to B-RAD foundation. The beautiful photos up are also of those in the climbing community too. This isn't just another gym that popped up. It's a place where people matter and the setting is quality.

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    The Gravity Vault Marin

    The Gravity Vault Marin

    3.9
    (39 reviews)
    23.7 mi

    10 stars! Instructors are excellent…read moreGreat climbing routes Every area is very clean, from the bathrooms to the gym Membership rates are reasonable I feel very safe climbing here

    I regularly climb in SF at movement and touchstone gyms but today I came here with two of my…read morefriends and I really felt the need to write an honest review of my experience. It might help others from the city who want to try out this gym in Marin to not waste their money and have a bad time when there are so many better climbing gyms in San Francisco. When we came in we were greeted by a man who's name I believe was Bill and despite us detailing our climbing experience and showing our belay certification cards from touchstone and movement, two well-known climbing gym companies in the Bay Area, he was condescending to us and mansplained the entire time and turned what should be a simple belay test into a 45 minute lecture nitpicking every single thing we did. Some of the things he stated were "facts" and to "check the official website" seemed outdated and not common in the climbing community. For example: - When he asked what a climber would say to the belayer when they want the rope tighter, I said most people say "less slack, tighter, or take" but he was adamant in saying it's not right to use those terms and use "up rope" instead which I have not commonly heard people say when climbing at all the other gyms - At one of the harness safety checks he did not tolerate me just saying "make sure all the buckles are double-backed" and said I must point to each buckle and explain exactly what double-backed means (as in explain how the fabric must go under and over the buckles) each time I do my safety checks - Furthermore, he had a problem with the way that I, a short 5'3 woman, bent down a little bit when moving my guide hand under my brake hand and said that I must stand up completely straight when belaying which is not true. Plenty of instructors that you can google youtube videos on teaching belay also do this and later on I even saw the other employees do the exact same slight bend down when belaying climbers in their class - As well, he argued with us that we should not be holding the rope with both hands under the device in brake position and to only hold it with the brake hand. Not only was he incorrect about this, other gyms like touchstone and movement would fail you on the belay certification if you did not make sure to use both hands under the device for falling / brake position with the PBUS system for extra safety - He was patronizing to us when he questioned if we knew how to use a grigri, and I showed him that I have my own grigri device (in addition to the fact that I brought all of my own equipment and did not use any of their rentals), but he still mansplained how to use the grigri to us and chastised that I wasn't doing it correctly because I used my left thumb to pull back the handle instead of my index and middle fingers. Like I mentioned he had turned a simple test into a 45 minute back and forth and I could make an even more extensive list which would continue to go on but overall he made the entire experience at Gravity Vault unwelcoming and unbearably patronizing. I hope that this thorough account of how he treated us helps someone else out there who is considering this gym. The only good feature about this climbing gym is that there are auto-belay options available which doesn't exist at Touchstone Mission Cliffs, Movement Presidio, and other San Francisco climbing gym locations.

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    Sky Zone Trampoline Park

    Sky Zone Trampoline Park

    4.1
    (367 reviews)
    15.9 mi

    My kids had so much fun here! The ninja warriors course was actually harder than I expected!…read moreThere's a good amount of different areas for everyone to choose from. My kids love the ninja course and the dodgeball area-- don't worry, the balls are soft! There's some areas where you can just jump and even 3 basketball hoops to try to dunk. Theres a little food area that has some basic snacks and drinks.

    The jump zones are extremely worn, show immense signs of filth by the dirty black adorning the…read morecolored mats, the ropes "enclosing" the battle area are touching the mat it is "protecting", one of the battle sticks is deflated, there are three balls in the dodge ball zone, but the mats themselves are providing the support needed for all the movement happening. A group of 10-12 girls and boys appearing to range in age from 10-14 are cussing and hitting each other. It is clear this behavior is acceptable and allowed as nothing has been addressed. They are speaking loud enough for me to hear across the room. The staff look bored, with one ignoring the obstacle course zone while talking to staff in the next one. The unattended zone, with the climbing and obstacles, has zero staff looking at it or within it (she has her back to it talking to staff in the dodgeball area). Kids in the obstacle course area are hitting and pushing each other, knocking down a child as they run throughout the zone. Staff, for the most part, are attentive or at least looking in the direction of the zone they are within. Our daughter is enjoying herself and that definitely counts. We traveled the distance for her to enjoy the glow hour experience. She greatly enjoyed the glow experience in Tahoe and the safety of the kids were the only focus of the staff. The play structures and zones were well maintained and clearly seen soap of recent. This location and experience is definitely not that. It is unlikely she will return with me, this space does not allow me to feel comfortable.

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    Robert Louis Stevenson State Park

    Robert Louis Stevenson State Park

    4.4
    (29 reviews)
    30.3 mi

    Lovely hike up a forested path to a fire road the rest of the way up the peak. I went in February…read moreand it was a treat to see the snowy top. I would recommend bringing a sandwich and plenty of water if you're going all the way up. I just had some jerky and wished I had brought more.

    There are many trails that you can go on at this state park. Like many have mentioned, the parking…read morelot is rather small and so it's best to arrive early. The parking lot can fill up and in that case, you will have to park farther down and walk to the trailhead. The earlier you start your hike, the more likely it wil be that you find parking, especially if you are going on a weekend. There are no bathrooms near the parking lot. There is also not a parking fee. We took the Table Rock Trail, which is about 4.4 miles total. It had amazing views. The trail has a rock labyrinth along the way that was fun to see. The trail is very rugged with lots of rocks the father you hike up this trail so come prepared with lots of water, hiking shoes, and dress in layers. The views from the top were amazing. There were areas with ice on the trail so be careful when hiking. There is a more popular trail to Mount Saint Helena that is very popular as well. We have not taken that trail yet, although plan to in the future. We will definitely be back at this state park and look forward to exploring the other trails.

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