North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Climb Base5 is an indoor climbing facility located in North Vancouver, Canada, offering a range of climbing options suitable for all skill levels. The gym features various climbing walls, including:
The facility is conveniently situated near Highway 1, making it accessible from downtown Vancouver. Notable amenities at Climb Base5 include:
As part of the commercial Climb Base5 chain, this gym emphasizes building a climbing community through workshops, competitions, and regular route setting updates. Climb Base5 serves as a welcoming space for both novice and experienced climbers to engage with the sport and each other.
As we last found them. Prices change, so check the wall's website before you go.
- Youth aged 14 to 18: $23 (rental package $7)
- Children aged 4 to 13: $20 with gear included; children 3 and under climb free
- Family day pass for four, with rentals: $95, plus $16 per extra child
- 5-visit pass: $142 for adults, $100 for youth aged 14 to 18, $90 for children aged 4 to 13; no expiry and shareable
- Hire: shoes $7, harness $5, belay device $3, chalk $2, Edelrid Ohm free; 5-visit rental card $46; free for children 12 and under
- Belay tests: top rope $6, lead $11, both $15
- Student and senior discounts with proof of enrolment or ID
- Monthly plan: $105 a month; a $98 admin fee applies if cancelled within the first 12 months, and holds of up to 3 months a year cost $16 a month
- Two-week trial for first-time visitors: $49; one-month trial: $159
- Annual plan: $1,103
- Youth aged 14 to 18: one-month trial $128; annual $710 or $73 a month
- Family (up to four, with children 18 and under): one-month trial $254; $210 a month or $2,337 a year; extra members $50 a month or $578 a year
- Student and senior discounts with proof of enrolment or ID
- Memberships cover both Climb Base5 gyms (Coquitlam and North Vancouver) and include free belay tests and orientation; most include a free guest pass each month
“The route setting is creative and changes regularly, so there’s always something new to try… It can get busy at peak times, and the space feels a bit tight compared to larger gyms…”
“Really impressed with the setting here, great use of angles and movement across all levels… Great for families as well, very friendly and inclusive space.”
Ratings as each site showed them in October 2026.
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