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Red Rock Climbing Center

Red Rock Climbing Center

3.7
(123 reviews)
5.2 km

I had a very disappointing experience at Red Rock Climbing Center. My family and I visited Tuesday…read morenight for the first time to celebrate my brother's birthday, and what should have been a fun outing quickly turned uncomfortable. I was at the front desk filling out waivers on my phone in one hand and holding my 1-year-old daughter in the other. A staff member approached us in a very rude and condescending manner about my 7-year-old "running under people," saying he made someone feel "infuriated." While I understand safety is important, this was his first visit and he was simply excited and once he saw the bouncy floors he automatically assumed it was like a trampoline park. Keep in mind we had to stay put for shoe fittings and harness's for my three boys while having my hands full. The issue wasn't being informed--it was how it was handled. The same staff member then told my mother, "this is not a daycare where you can just drop your kids off," which was completely unnecessary and inappropriate. At the time, I had briefly stepped out to my car to change my baby, and my children ages (7, 10, 15) were being supervised by their grandmother and aunt. Because of this interaction, I felt so uncomfortable that I stayed in my car for the remainder of the visit. We paid $75 for an experience we didn't even get to fully enjoy. We will not be returning and we do not recommend this place. Going by other negative reviews I am not the only one who had a bad experience with the same individual.

Pretty sweet home grown climbing gym that's definitely continuing to expand. Rope section is…read moreprimarily lead and auto belay, so definitely keep this in mind if you are planning to top rope. They do have some top ropes set up, but they were pretty far from the wall so you are probably just better off doing auto belay. The rope section is darker than the bouldering sections. I am colorblind and had a difficult time differentiating the color holds on the wall. Bouldering sections were a bit easier to tell apart. Overall, happy with my climbing experience here and may check it out next time I'm in the area.

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Ninja Lair

Ninja Lair

4.8
(19 reviews)
2.6 km

My daughters and I came today to experience Ninja Lair. They had a great time. There was great…read moremusic and they tried really hard to go through the obstacles. One of the employees tried to help coach them. There were a few kids that were really good at it and it was amazing to see. There's a toddler room in the back corner, a party room and two clean bathrooms. Please remember to bring socks and sneakers to play when you plan to visit! Overall, the kids had a great time and one hour was not enough time for them and they asked to come back.

We went here with our Pogo Pass, which gives us one hour of free play on Saturday or Sunday anytime…read morebetween 12 to 5 PM. We went on Sunday at 12 PM and we didn't have to wait. There also were not a lot of kids. We left at 1 PM and there are a lot more people there than when we showed up. But the gym was big enough so everyone had something to do! As for the service, the trainers were all great, and were super friendly to the kids and helped my 6 year old when he didn't know what to do or needed assistance for the rock climbing. The main gym was fun for my toddler who was 3 years old because he could walk on the bounce beam and pretend the floor is lava by jumping on some of the , but it was also a little dangerous because they were older kids doing a lot of swinging for the ninja warriors obstacle course. So we took him to the back in the toddler room where he played a little bit, and that was a lot safer and more for his age group. It was just hard because I couldn't also watch my six-year-old who was on the main floor with all the teenager swinging around so that made me a little bit nervous. I would switch back-and-forth to check on the different kids so if you come with kids at different ages and need to use the toddler room, make sure you come with more than one parent so you can watch one in the room and then watch one on the main floor. But the workers were really nice because one of them offered to watch my older son so that he could play out there while I stayed in the room for a little bit with my younger son. Pricewise, we didn't have to pay but I know it's $20 for an adult use the main floor and $15 For Kids or $10 only for the toddler room. So seem like a decent price for doing an open gym for an hour for these type of things. We were not familiar with ninja warrior stuff, so we really had no idea how to use any of the equipment, but when we went home, we watch ninja versus ninja on Netflix and the gym look like it had a lot of the obstacles that they do in the actual competition! We also saw other kids training there with an actual trainer, I assume that those kids are probably competing. If you don't want to go in with your kid, there is a waiting area where parents can watch their children from the waiting area and not have to pay the price to go onto the floor to assist them. There are cubbies for your shoes and your belongings too. And the place felt clean and had ample parking. Overall, it was a fun experience for the kiddos! But I think they need to be a little older to really enjoy and understand the ninja course! But my 6 year old had fun on the trampolines, rope, and made his own "parkour" course around the gym that didn't get in the way of the swinging kids doing the hard obstacles!!!

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Red Rock Campground

Red Rock Campground

3.2
(25 reviews)
9.5 km

May, 2024. This is a campground managed by BLM in the unique Mojave Desert environment. It features…read morestandard, RV, and group campsites in the Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area. Just 3 miles from the Red Rock Scenic Drive & Visitor Center and about 20 miles, and a world away, from the Las Vegas strip. The conservation area features hiking, rock climbing, bike riding, horseback riding. and scenic driving (reservations required October 1-May 31, 8 am-5 pm). Be mindful of the weather. Temperatures are scorching in the summer, and the campground closes seasonally during the hottest months (June 1-August 31). All standard sites include picnic tables, grills, and fire pits. (Some, but not all, picnic tables are covered -- a welcome sight on a HOT day). There are common vault toilets, trash cans, and drinking water (but no facilities to fill water tanks or to dispose of RV waste). All sites are nonelectric. The views within the campground are of a unique and pretty desert landscape, but they are not as spectacular as the scenic drive area just a few miles away. Temperatures were hot but bearable during the day and cooled nicely at night. The price was reasonable for a standard nonelectric site. $25 camping use fee, minus $12.50 discount for senior NPS pass, plus $8 online reservation fee = $20.50 for one night. Only two small quibbles to mention. (1) The signage within the campground could be improved. We had site 42 and drove around a few times before finding it. (2) There were quite a few restrooms with vault toilets. Each building had two separate rooms with toilets -- BUT the campground locked one side on two of the restrooms that we tried so only one toilet was functional. This created a queue in the morning. We would stay here again.

No campground host. People don't pay and hop from site to site. Also people in huge expensive vans…read morewith LED lights creating their own sun at midnight. You're better off just driving another 15 miles and parking in blm areas. Or just pull up and don't pay. I stayed there a few days without paying and no one questioned it once, I did this as no one else was paying. Also I would rather just did a hole to poop in then use their toilets

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