Berwick, Victoria, Australia
Clip 'n Climb Berwick bills itself as Australia's largest Clip 'n Climb: an indoor climbing theme park on Intrepid Street in Berwick, in Melbourne's south-east, a short drive from the Monash Freeway. Its arena has more than 30 colourful challenge walls on TruBlue auto-belays, among them a speed-climb race, the inflatable Inflated wall, the Stairway to Heaven and the Astroball, so no belay partner or experience is needed. Climbers range from 3-year-olds to adults, and children under 9 need an adult to clip them on and off.
Around the walls are the SkyTrail, an 11-metre-high indoor high-ropes course of 21 elements with the SkyRail flying fox, two augmented-reality GameWalls, the five-level Cheeky Monkey play zone with a spider tower over 7 metres high, a Leap of Faith and a giant drop slide.
A climbing session costs $24 online and lasts about 70 minutes: harnessing and a safety briefing, then 50 minutes of climbing. 3 to 5-year-olds pay $14, and the SkyTrail costs $24, or $42 combined with a climb. Programmes include Climb Ninjas, an after-school club on Fridays, drop-off school holiday programmes for ages 6 to 16, and MindClimb, therapeutic climbing for neurodiverse children that an occupational therapist oversees and the NDIS can fund.
A large central café serves barista coffee and hot food with a view of the action. The venue also hosts parties, school excursions of up to 250 students, scout and guide nights and corporate events in its function rooms, with bus parking by the front door.
As we last found them. Prices change, so check the wall's website before you go.
- Junior climber session (ages 3–5, with an adult to clip them on and off): $14
- Double climb session (up to two hours): $32
- SkyTrail high ropes and flying fox session: $24; climb and SkyTrail combo: $42
- Leap of Faith or Giant Drop Slide: $9 each, or $14 for both
- GameWall 10-minute session: $7
- Cheeky Monkey play zone all day: $10, or $7 added to another ticket
- Kinder Climb (ages 3–6, school weekdays 11:00–14:00, with GameWall and Cheeky Monkey): $18
- 10-session Multiclimb pass: $185, valid for 12 months
- Prices are for booking online, which is cheaper than paying at the venue; harness hire is included
As the wall lists them. Times and prices change, so check with the wall before you book.
Fridays from 16:30 in term time1 or 2 hours a week over a 10-week term
An after-school climbing club in which instructors teach techniques, games and tricks on the walls and augmented-reality climbing technology, in a supportive, non-competitive group. Call the centre to join.
Mondays to Thursdays at 16:30 or 18:00 in term time; some Sunday afternoons1.5 hours a week
Closely supervised weekly climbing sessions for neurodiverse children and young people, for example with ASD or ADHD, overseen by an occupational therapist and suitable for NDIS funding. Exercises on the walls and SkyTrail are tailored to each participant to build coordination, confidence and emotional regulation; a casual session can be booked first.
Selected weekdays in the school holidays, 09:00–15:006 hours
A supervised drop-off day in the school holidays: climbing challenges, the SkyTrail and flying fox, Leap of Faith, drop slides, GameWalls and spider-tower games, with a Nerf battle, pizza making and other activities adapted to age and ability. Earlier or later pick-up can be arranged.
School holidays; call for dates
Closely supervised MindClimb sessions over longer daytime hours in the school holidays, for children with ASD, ADHD and other additional needs, suitable for NDIS funding. Book by phone.
By appointment
One-to-one sessions with an instructor who works only with the participant, at flexible times that cut sensory distractions.
Weekdays before the after-school MindClimb sessions, usually with a waitlist
Therapeutic climbing combined with interventions aimed at a participant's NDIS goals, run by an occupational therapist after an assessment.
“…being able to work 1-1 with someone helped my child go from being unable to climb at all, not able to get off the ground, to conquering walls all the way to the top.”
“There were plenty of instructors supervising throughout the session, which made us feel very comfortable and confident that the children were in a safe environment.”
“Lot's of climbing walls to choose from and explore. It was 1hr full of fun especially if you like climbing and not afraid of heights.”
Ratings as each site showed them in October 2026.
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