Depot Climbing Sheffield

Our centre has a cafe and kitchen, both creating hand-crafted refreshments and fuel for your visit, so you can enjoy a relaxing space and for climbers of all backgrounds and abilities to socialise and integrate into a wonderful climbing community.

All directions and our address can be found on our website.

We have a free-to-use car park with 50 spaces, however, this does fill up quickly. There are also 4 disabled parking spaces close to the main entrance and accessible ramp access, if you have any issues with parking using the disabled spaces, our friendly team will be happy to help find a suitable space. There is some overflow car parking to be found on the surrounding streets, but please park responsibly.

We have secure storage for bicycles inside the centre, and are just a short walk from the Nunnery Square tram stop, and can also be reached via the x54 and x74 buses.

We offer discounted entry to students and concessions on selected days and offer a Family Pass for those with young climbers.

You can find all the details of our pricing information on our webiste. We ensure our prices are competitive and provide you with the best value; from climbing alone and with friends to instructor-led sessions.

All visitors need to check in to the building at our reception desk, whether they are climbing or not. If you have any specific accessibility needs, please let us know how our team can help and if you’d prefer, we welcome a call ahead of time so that we can make your visit as comfortable as possible.

Our reception desk is found immediately upon entering the centre and if you are visiting us for the first time, our friendly team will help get you set up and registered. If you have any questions, don’t be shy, our teams love to help.

Regardless of whether you are climbing or supervising, all of our visitors are required to sign a registration form (found here) and answer a few quick safety questions from our staff.

If you’ve climbed at other centres, but have not visited a Depot Climbing centre, you will still need to register and answer safety questions.

Under 18’s must have a registration completed by a legal parent or guardian.

Down climbing holds are identifiable as they have a red arrow pointing down on them, and we endeavour to put up as many of these as possible around the centre to aid with safely descending the walls.

Our centre is situated on one level, and is accessible via wheelchair, with easy access to the main climbing areas, toilets and cafe area. Please note that wheelchairs are not permitted on the matting in our centre.

We have accessible toilets positioned around all areas of the centre, with the main male and female toilets and changing rooms situated just a short distance from reception.

A gender-neutral disabled toilet can be found directly opposite reception, which has an accessible doorframe and an emergency chord to alert staff if you need assistance. Baby-changing facilities can be found in this toilet too.

We have male and female changing rooms situated next to the main male and female toilets on the left side of centre as you walk through.

There are cubbies and lockers available for safe storage of your belongings, but you will need to supply your own padlock and ensure that no belongings are left overnight. Storage can be found after the reception area on the left-hand side of the centre as you move down the site.

Any items of personal property left in the centre will be held in our lost property collection for up to two weeks, upon which they will be donated to charity.

Our induction video is fully subtitled for any deaf or hard-of-hearing climbers and has a voiceover for blind and partially sighted climbers.

This can be watched at the centre or in advance via our website. All participants will be required to watch the video before participating.

As one of the largest bouldering walls in the UK, we have endeavoured to make safe and accessible walking pathways around our centre. If you require assistance, please don’t hesitate to ask a member of staff who will be happy to help.

We ask you not to walk on the mats if you are not climbing, and food, drinks and wheel/pushchairs are not permitted on the mats. This is for the safety of all participants.

Fire exits are marked around the centre so you will never be too far from a safe exit in case of emergency. Emergency lighting will light any emergency exit pathways and our fire assembly points are located in the car park at the front of our centre and in the car park to the rear of the training unit.

A trained first aider is always on hand, and we ask that you let us know of any injury sustained while using the centre.