Wild Lakes Wales is an outdoor activity venue at Cott Lane, Martletwy, in rural Pembrokeshire, best known for its cable wakeboarding lake, ringo rides and summer aqua park. Alongside the lakes it runs an indoor bouldering wall that is open all year, with problems for all abilities and new routes set every two weeks.
Sessions are booked online and last up to three hours. Competent adults can climb independently and supervise up to two others; newcomers can book a 90-minute Introduction to Bouldering, which includes shoe hire, or climb alongside a competent adult. The minimum age for general climbing is 7.
Coffee and cake are served in the bouldering wall during opening hours, and the Stoked restaurant on site serves lunch and evening food. Members get 10% off food and drink.
As we last found them. Prices change, so check the wall's website before you go.
- Adult climbing pass: £11 for up to 3 hours
- Kids climbing pass (7+): £9; supervising adult not climbing: £5
- 10 adult passes: £105; 10 kids passes: £85
- Introduction to Bouldering (90 min, shoe hire included): £20
- Junior and youth clubs: £10 per session with a term pass, £12.50 one-off
- Little Rockers (ages 3-6): £5
- Private coaching: from £35
- One month: £40 one-off payment
- Annual membership: £33 a month for 12 months
- Family membership: from £49.50 a month (annual) or £60 for one month
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