EustonWall Climbing Centre - (Near Camden, UK)

5 /5 Mithra McFey: Finding a climbing wall is hard that fits your own personal prerequisites. But this place and Canary Wall fits everything to the tee. Especially the music choice of each individual staff member. I very much enjoy Bollywood on Friday, can we get some Bloody wood, and I seem to acquire niche music choices by attending there. Also as a disabled individual, the wall feels safe enough that I dont feel too worried or belittled, everyone, from the staff to the other attendees are so motivating and supportive and happy to help.

4 /5 Martin Chu: Staff were helpful and friendly. The layout is nice with good amount of showers. This gym is split between two buildings and there is a good variety of different climbs for a London climbing gym.

5 /5 kexin zhang: I’ve been visiting this climbing center for over a year. I never thought I could be into this sport so much. Staff is friendly and patient all the time to me. The vibe here is good, the environment is always bright and cleaner than other branches. This is my favourite climbing center. If you are a person looking for good climbing center, please come here.

2 /5 Danny K: This is an ok centre that gets by on having a good location! Gets really unpleasantly rammed on weekday evenings but is pretty chill other times. The setting is a bit uninspired and almost never goes above V8. Staff are generally lovely other than a few isolated incidents. In general, the gym has a few weird rules that seem antithetical to people actually trying to improve at climbing (e.g. no power spotting) that have made me less inclined to train here in the past year. Also (a pet peeve but have heard it shared by others) I cannot stand the playlist here some days! If I have to hear another metal cover of Michael Jackson followed by Fallout Boy I think my head will explode.

5 /5 Natalie Haigh: Small but mighty. A climbing haven in the centre of corporate seriousness. From the moment you enter the centre youre greeted like a long lost friend, a sharer of the worlds greatest secret, that climbing on a Monday morning is the best life choice ever. The coffee was delicious, the routes varied and interesting. The staff are so lovely, including the fabulous Lewis Parkinson who coaches here. They also have a kilter board which was super fun to try and make new friends whilst tackling crazy big moves and comparing back flags. If youre in London and you want to see what the fuss is all about.. go here!