The Refuge Climbing and Fitness

The Refuge Climbing and Fitness offers indoor rock climbing for kids and teens ages 8 to 18, split into brackets of 8-12 and 13-18, at 6283 S Valley View Blvd Suite C in Las Vegas. Programs include climbing classes, youth climbing teams, climbing camps, open climbing sessions, and birthday parties, covering everything from a one-time visit to an ongoing team commitment.

Hours vary by day: Tuesday and Thursday the gym opens earlier at 7:30 AM and stays open until 10:00 PM, while Monday, Wednesday, and Friday hours run 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM. Weekend hours are 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM both Saturday and Sunday. That is a long daily window across the whole week, which gives families flexibility whether they are looking for an early session or an evening one after school and work schedules clear up.

Amenities include climbing walls, a dedicated bouldering area, fitness equipment, a pro shop, and restrooms, so the facility supports both structured youth climbing programs and general fitness use for older teens who want to combine climbing with other workouts. The youth climbing team option, listed separately from general climbing classes, suggests a more competitive or skill-progression track for kids who want to climb regularly rather than attend occasional open climbing sessions.

Pricing is marked in the $$ range on this directory, reflecting a moderate cost relative to other Las Vegas youth activities, though the specific price per class, camp week, or team membership is not listed here. For questions about which program fits a specific age or skill level, team tryout requirements, or birthday party booking, families can call (702) 383-0175. The gym's website, climbrefuge.com, likely has more detail on current camp schedules and team information.

Given the range from single open-climbing visits through structured classes and a competitive team, this gym works for families at very different commitment levels, from a kid trying climbing for the first time at a birthday party to a teen looking to join a climbing team for ongoing training. The long daily hours across all seven days make it easier to fit a session in regardless of a family's weekly schedule.