Grip & Go - Rossendale

Richard M.

Great fun and climbing for wide range of skills. We arrived 30 minutes early and this was far too early - I would arrive no more than 15 minutes early, and the induction video is less than 5 minutes (so that won’t eat into your time)

Adela E.

What a fantastic place for a children's party. We got invited to the venue which was sole hire for the party. I do feel sole hire is definitely the way to go if you can and venues offering this is certainly a venue I would use. The kids had an hour on the 'clip and go' park then time in the party room for food etc. It really was enjoyed by all, even those children who were not used to climbing. There is something for everyone. Parking on site, which is free. Cafe, however slightly disappointed, it wasn't very well manned so I couldn't get a drink. Those manning it were manning the party at the same time so I would suggest a separate person for the cafe section. Great party room afterwards although it could of been better decorated, saying that it was for for purposes. I couldn't book this venue for a party has my grandson is special needs and unfortunately found it difficult but if that wasn't the case I certainly would book this venue

Mom L.

My 10yo daughter and her friends had a great team bonding Christmas party at Grip and Go. There was plenty of space and climbing options for them all, plus the cafe seating area for the parents. The kids loved it.

Paul C.

Grip & Go in Rossendale offers an exhilarating and action-packed day out for families seeking adventure and physical activity. As an indoor climbing center, it provides a fantastic opportunity for both children and adults to challenge themselves while having a blast.

One of the standout features of Grip & Go is its diverse range of climbing walls, catering to climbers of all abilities and experience levels. From beginner-friendly routes to more advanced challenges, there's something for everyone to enjoy. The variety ensures that we can continually push ourselves to new heights and improve our climbing skills with each visit.

One of the most thrilling experiences at Grip & Go is the "leap of faith," a daring jump from a platform to a suspended target. This exhilarating challenge tests both courage and coordination, providing a rush of adrenaline for those brave enough to attempt it. It's no surprise that it was a highlight for many, including my 11-year-old son, who conquered it along with all the other climbing walls.

For families looking to spend quality time together while staying active, Grip & Go ticks all the boxes. The indoor setting ensures that weather is never a concern, making it a perfect option year-round. Additionally, the facility's emphasis on safety, with trained staff overseeing each session and providing guidance when needed, offers peace of mind for parents.

Our positive experience, particularly my son's enthusiasm for the activities, speaks volumes about the center's appeal to children. Knowing that he not only enjoyed himself but also conquered challenges and built confidence is a testament to the quality of the experience provided by Grip & Go.

Overall, Grip & Go is a fantastic choice for a family fun day out in Rossendale. With its exciting climbing walls, thrilling challenges like the leap of faith, and emphasis on safety, it's sure to be a hit with visitors of all ages. Our intention to return speaks volumes about the lasting impression that Grip & Go leaves on its guests.

Leon W.

Trampoline area is good, good choice of different areas our kids really love it. Seems well supervised and never seems to busy. The cafe food and drink is ok if you like fried burger van/ kebab shop style food. Nothing slightly healthy on the menu. And the coffee machine wasn't working when we was there.
You can't take pictures or video from the trampoline area but you can from the balcony. They say its because you are not aloud to take pictures of other people but its fine from above? Doesn't really make sense to me.

Alan

Not bad value for 2 kids for an hour.. About £22. Visited 04/01/18. More geared up for under 10's than an energetic young teenager. Climbing area was quite small compared to other climbing places we've visited. Still, the varied walls kept them entertained for the hour. Disappointingly the young guy who was clipping and unclipping was so miserable. I think for that kind of job and dealing with children you need to show some enthusiasm.. There's a small cafe attached to the area offering the usual overpriced stuff. Not bad for a rainy afternoon for an hour or two.. Free parking too 👍

012* W. (. S.

Took my daughter for her birthday treat. She had a great time ! Thought paying extra for the leap of faith was a bit of a con. Especially when you pay alot to have a session.

Colin P.

This is a great place for kids.

Holly was fantastic with our kids and very patient. Really appreciate it.

Great facility