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Triangle Rock Club - North Raleigh

4.7
β€’ 908 reviews
Website
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Location
6022 Duraleigh Rd, Raleigh, NC 27612 (367.2 mi)
About

Triangle Rock Club provides state-of-the-art facilities for indoor climbing, fitness, and yoga. With options like rope climbing, bouldering, and fitness classes, it’s a hub for active lifestyles. Programs for kids and adults alike make it an excellent choice for fitness enthusiasts. Explore locations in Morrisville and Raleigh for your next adventure.

What We Offer

Category

βœ“ Sports

Price

$75/day - $289 per 5day camp

Age

6-16

Enrollment Options
Half- and Full-Day

Overview

Climbing camps that teach safety, teamwork, and bouldering in a rock gym with games and fitness challenges.

REVIEWS
Joshua Horn
Jun 11, 2025

My wife and I went climbing here for our time ever. We had a good time, and they were perfect happy showing us what we needed to know to get started as beginners. The gym and shower facilities were also very nice. We look forward to coming back again soon for a class or just with a day pass.

Matt Baldwin
Aug 5, 2023

We absolutely love this climbing gym. The staff is always friendly, helpful and willing to answer questions. They take safety very seriously and don’t tolerate stupidity in the gym.

They do an awesome job with kids birthday celebrations and provide space for the kids when they are done climbing.

For the adult climbers, they keep the routes new and challenging and provide an engaging experience for new and veteran climbers alike.

They also stock a decent amount of climbing gear including shoes, ropes, chalk and the like. The staff will make sure you get the gear that meets your needs and fits your budget.

Don’t wait any longer - plan a visit as soon as you can!

Dr. G Plastina (Doc G)
Feb 1, 2023

My family and fellow church people enjoyed this place very much. Our young people and young pros had great fun night even though most of them came here and did rock climbing for the first time. The safety measures are superb. My kids were even given a belay certificate. This is a great place to have fun as a family. There are also professional and advanced climbers that you’ll enjoy watching from time to time. Really a cool place. As for me, this is a 5-star place.

Sean Horton
Jun 13, 2025

As a current paying member at TRC, I am disappointed with the recent change in policy of no longer providing feminine hygiene products in restrooms. Executive leadership is needlessly harming a diverse and inclusive community with performative anti-woke nonsense. I will not be visiting this location again and I look forward to a competitor in the area willing to serve the interests of the kind and inclusive climbing community in the triangle.

Hennie
Mar 18, 2025

I used to love this place, I came for track out camps for years and had a great time. The last time I came I was 12, and now I come back (I'm 17) and want to climb by myself for the first time. The prices are sort of crazy for a day pass, they tell me I need to pay full adult prices (25 dollars for a day, not a lot but pretty pricey for my skill level) even though I have my own gear already, and they say I don't get any kind of discount for first time visit even though it's been YEARS since I last came.
Its cool for adults I guess, but as a teenager that barely has enough money from working to eat out, I cannot afford this. I have health problems too and would only be able to climb a few walls max, plus it's my first time coming back so idk how they expect any moderately athletic newbie to spend a full day there.
I would love if they offered an actual youth pass somehow, or at least a half day pass to try things out. (They offered college discount on website but I'm 17.... πŸ™ƒ)
Plus the dude at the front desk had no intentions of helping me out, just stared at me like I was asking crazy requests of him and left. I came on a weekday it was slow, I asked him for advice moving forward and he brushed me off and sped walked away 😭
Honestly I remember this place wanting to cultivate joy of climbing.. guess it's more of a novelty thing for adults now πŸ˜“πŸ˜“

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