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week-long
climbing camps
Camps run Monday through Friday with half-day and full-day options available based on age and season.
No experience or special equipment needed.
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Single-day camps
State Holidays
Adventure days run with full-day options base on age.
No experience or special equipment needed.
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CAMP HALF-DAYS
$375 /week
9:00am - Noon, Monday-Friday
Ages:
Base Camp: 6-11 years old
Summit: 12-17 years old
Focus: Climbing instruction, movement games, and skill-building.
Gear: Climbing Gear included during camp hours.
CAMP FULL-DAYS
$640 /week
9:00am - 3pm, Monday-Friday
Ages:
Base Camp: 6-11 years old
Summit: 12-17 years old
Focus: More Climbing, more games, and deeper skill progression.
Gear: Climbing Gear included during camp hours.
Food: Campers bring lunch, snacks and water bottles.
Adventure Days
$150/day
9:00am - 3pm, Hawaii State Holidays
Ages:
Base Camp: 6-11 years old
Summit: 12-17 years old
Focus: Movement, fun, and physical challenges.
Gear: Climbing Gear included during camp hours.
Food: Campers bring lunch, snacks and water bottles.
Fall Camp 2026
Adventure Days
Spring Camp 2026
Summer 2026
your kids are going to love it here.
More climbing, more movement
Age-grouped activities (6–11 and 12–17) keep every camper challenged at the right level—bouldering, roped climbing, and movement games designed by our Youth Programs team.
Real skill progression
Each day builds confidence, problem-solving, and climbing fundamentals through intentional, age-appropriate progressions.
Easy Kakaʻako location
Central location + half- and full-day movement = happy kids and an easier day for parents.
Professional youth coaches
Trained in youth instruction, risk management, and creating supportive, inclusive spaces for every climber.
A pathway beyond camps
Camp connects naturally into HiClimb’s year-round clubs and teams for families who want to continue climbing..
A day at camp
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Half-Day Sample Schedule (9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.)
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9:00 – 9:15 – Drop-off, welcome circle, and warm-up games
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9:15 – 10:15 – Climbing rotations (age-grouped bouldering, roped climbing, movement drills)
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10:15 – 10:30 – Snack + water break
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10:30 – 11:30 – Climbing challenges, skill focus of the day (adjusted for 6–10 vs 11–14)
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11:30 – 12:00 – Group game, cool-down, and reflection
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Full-Day Sample Schedule (9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.)
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9:00 – 9:15 – Drop-off & warm-up
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9:15 – 10:30 – Morning climbing session (age-grouped)
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10:30 – 10:45 – Snack + hydration
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10:45 – 12:00 – Skill circuits & partner challenges
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12:00 – 12:30 – Lunch (brought from home) + rest time
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12:30 – 1:30 – Afternoon climbing session / games
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1:30 – 2:15 – Off-wall activities (creative games for Base Camp; team-building and problem-solving for Summit)
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2:15 – 2:45 – Final climb of the day & choice time
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2:45 – 3:00 – Cool-down, recap, and pick-up
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Who is this camp for?
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Ages:
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Younger Campers (what we call Base Camp): 6–11 years old
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Older Campers (what we call Summit): 12–17 years old
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Campers are grouped by age and experience for appropriate challenges, coaching, and social dynamics.
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Experience:
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No climbing experience needed! Campers simply need to be ready to follow instructions, try new things, and participate without a parent present.
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Readiness: We recommend camp for keiki who can:
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Separate from caregivers for the full camp session
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Listen to coaches, follow directions, and respect other climbers
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Move confidently on their feet and navigate stairs/ladders
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Not sure if your child is ready or which age group is the best fit? Email our Youth Programs Coordinator at youth@hawaiiclimb.com and we’ll help you decide.
risk management & supervision
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Trained coaches: Our coaches are trained in both climbing and youth instruction, including risk management practices specific to indoor climbing.
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Camper-to-coach ratios:
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Base Camp 6 Climbers: 1 Instructor
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Summit 8 Climbers: 1 Instructor
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Controlled environment: HiClimb is an indoor facility, clear rules, and team members supervising camp activities throughout the day.
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Clear expectations: Campers learn basic climbing etiquette, how to move around the gym responsibly, and what it means to be a good community member from day one.
Learn more about our community expectations in the HiClimb Code of Conduct.
what parents need to know
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Drop-off & pick-up:
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Drop-off begins at 8:45 a.m.
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Pick-up is at 12:00 p.m. for half-day and 3:00 p.m. for full-day.
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Drop-off and pick-up will be at HiClimb - 825 Ilaniwai St, Honolulu, Hi
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What to bring:
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Comfortable athletic clothing and socks
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Refillable water bottle
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Snack (half-day) and snack + lunch (full-day)
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Gear:
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Rental climbing shoes, harnesses and chalk are included. Climbers with their own gear are welcome to bring it.
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Cancellation & refunds:
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30+ days before camp begins: Families may receive a full refund to their original form of payment or store credit to their HiClimb account.
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Less than 30 days before camp begins: Cancellations will receive store credit to the family’s HiClimb account.
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Store credit can be used for future camps, initial youth program tuition, retail, or other HiClimb offerings.
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Within 48 hours of the camp start date or after camp begins: We are unable to offer refunds or credits.
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Behavior policy:
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Our team works hard to support all campers. In the rare case a camper’s behavior creates ongoing risk or significantly disrupts the experience for others, we may call for early pick-up or adjust enrollment.
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