BaseCamp Climbing Gym

So i didn't climb there ( I definitely wanted to but the solo guy that was there was making a big fuss about being the only guy there ok I get it so why doesn't the staff understand that that outside wall is probably the main reason done people go there and if they don't leave the ability for people to climb it because they're understaffed they they need to address that but I wanted to lead their main attraction outside so that why they get 3 stars but they had a smaller adequate setup inside

Great climbing gym with everything you need at one place! MoonBoard, fitness gym, indoor bouldering, outdoor sport climbing, boutique, two saunas (dry and steam), clean showers and even a spot to do your laundry while climbing (very useful if you are traveling on the road!! iykyk) Staff is very friendly and the gym offers a more « old school » type of climbing and they also have a section only for kids. They are located directly on the 2nd floor of the hotel, and they are pet friendly. 🥰 I’m not sure if there was a specific parking lot for this hotel, but since we have a really high vehicle, we used the hourly parking in the streets (there was plenty all around the hotel). Since the entry fee is less expensive than other gyms, we didn’t mind paying for parking.

Did the big climb to the top, absolutely exhilarating and the staff were reassuring, fast and friendly. Sure, it's pricey (60$) but if you're in Reno and more keen on climbing than gambling it's a great alternative. You can climb in the gym afterwards, I didn't have time, but it looked small but well maintained. Only wish is that they gave out some sorta souvenir or certificate for making it to the top.

With several rock climbing gym options in Reno, this place is my favorite because of the culture and vibe they create. The indoor bouldering section is where they get the majority of their traffic. There is an outdoor climbing wall that attracts tourists and very serious climbers, but my favorite part is the bouldering gym indoors. The lighting is ambient and cozy, the gym is small, and indie music plays in the background. Dogs are allowed and all the staff and gym-goers are approachable and friendly. This is a great place to become a regular at. There is a small gym section with 3 treadmills, a weights rack, bicycles, a pulley, several isometric machines, weights and more. It’s a small scale gym with everything you need. There are two saunas, dry and steam, to relax in before or after you climb. Lastly, the gym partners with the cafe downstairs to offer special burger and beer deals during the week. It’s good food! Weather you are a tourist, or a Reno local, this gym is a great place to try something new.

Fun, spacious gym with showers, offers shoe rentals and other equipment. Kids' climb room too! I highly recommend their classes: great, friendly coaching for all levels!