Voorhees, New Jersey, United States
The Gravity Vault's gym on Preston Avenue opened in 2018 and bills itself as Camden County's largest indoor climbing facility. It has about 17,000 square feet of climbing on white, blue, grey and red walls: 40ft rope stations with a dedicated lead area and five auto belays, plus an expansive bouldering area with more than 60 problems, including a cave that gets its own sets.
Training kit is simple, with hangboards and finger-training gear and a cardio and weights area, and there is a lounge with free Wi-Fi and a full retail shop.
First-timers can book a one-hour session with an instructor for up to four climbers or walk in for two staff-belayed climbs; the gym asks you to call ahead to check availability. The top-rope belay class costs $49, or $35 on Friday evenings, and lead and technique classes follow. Yoga is free for members and day-pass holders on Monday and Friday evenings, and an AcroYoga class runs twice a month on Wednesdays.
Children from five can join six-week classes after school and at weekends, break camps, the Summer Rocks camp and scout programmes, and there are youth climbing teams. The gym also runs small in-house competitions, such as a dyno comp and raffle-route weekends. Day passes are cheaper on Mondays (two for one), Wednesdays (students) and Friday evenings ($18 after 17:00).
As we last found them. Prices change, so check the wall's website before you go.
- Youth (20 and under): $20
- Belay-only pass, harness included: $14
- Walk-in climbing with an instructor (two top-rope climbs, gear included): $25
- Rental: shoes $6, harness $5, chalk bag $3, or all three for $11
- 10-visit pass (valid for a year): $198, or $297 with rental gear; youth $180, or $279 with gear; belay-only $126
- Top-rope belay class: $49 ($35 on Friday evenings); lead climbing and belaying class: $85; technique class: $75
- One-hour staff-belayed session: $70 for 1 or 2 climbers, $95 for 3, $120 for 4; five sessions for $260
- Mondays: two adult day passes for the price of one; Wednesdays: discounted student day pass with a valid ID; Fridays from 17:00: $18 day pass
- 1-month membership renewing on the 1st of each month; youth (20 and under) $90, seniors (70 and over) $75
- Annual membership billed monthly, valid at every Gravity Vault: $89 a month (youth $85, family of three $199), no initiation fee
- 3 months: $250 (youth $225)
- Annual paid in full: $900 (youth $850, seniors $800, family of three $2,160)
- Annual members get a free friend day pass and a free belay class each month; all members get free yoga classes and 10% off in the shop
As the wall announced them. Plans change, so check with the wall before you go.
A Friday-evening costume contest with a range of prizes; come climbing in costume.
“…the facility has been clean, and everyone- from staff to climbers—has been cordial and respectful. It’s a well-run, family-friendly place…”
“Nice, clean gym with a fantastic staff. … I do agree with other comments that the routes are graded very poorly and could use some improvements.”
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