Best for a kid who takes to climbing, with weekly youth clubs, camps, and a team to join.

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Mon · 6AM – 10PM
Monday6AM – 10PM
Tuesday6AM – 10PM
Wednesday6AM – 10PM
Thursday6AM – 10PM
Friday6AM – 10PM
Saturday9AM – 10PM
Sunday9AM – 7PM
Memberships start at about $90/month; intro climbing classes are $34 (free for members); the adult Peak Performance Team starts at about $158/month (includes membership). A 15-day trial membership is available. Day-pass rates, per-tier membership pricing, and camp fees are on the gym's site and booking portal.

Memberships start at about $90/month; intro climbing classes are $34 (free for members); the adult Peak Performance Team starts at about $158/month (includes membership). A 15-day trial membership is available. Day-pass rates, per-tier membership pricing, and camp fees are on the gym's site and booking portal.

Contact for party prices · 2 hours

2 hr · Reserved area · Ages 5+ · Host included

Outside food allowed.

Party details as of Oct 2026, from the business. Confirm with them when you book.

Open climbing during operating hours. Youth Climbing Clubs run weekly by age band (from age 3); intro, technique, and lead-climbing classes plus fitness and yoga classes run off a rolling calendar; youth camps run during the summer and on school breaks and holidays.

Schedule

Open climbing during operating hours. Youth Climbing Clubs run weekly by age band (from age 3); intro, technique, and lead-climbing classes plus fitness and yoga classes run off a rolling calendar; youth camps run during the summer and on school breaks and holidays.

Camps
Dates

Camps run in summer and on school breaks, holidays and individual school closure days, as full-day and half-day sessions. Dates are posted in the gym's online class calendar, where each session books directly.

Cost

Camp fees are not listed on the gym's pages; camp sessions book through its online portal.

Our take

Movement Grapevine is a large indoor rock-climbing gym — a three-story, 36,000-square-foot facility that's part of the national Movement Gyms chain. Climbing is the heart of it: bouldering and roped climbing across thousands of square feet of wall, with routes reset regularly. For families, it runs weekly youth Climbing Clubs grouped by age starting as young as three, camps on school breaks, private coaching, and a competitive youth team for kids who want to climb seriously. Alongside the walls it has a full fitness floor with strength and conditioning classes and a yoga studio, so a membership covers more than climbing. It also hosts kids' birthday parties. For a Southlake family, it's a genuine indoor-activity destination about fifteen minutes away — somewhere a kid can try climbing once on a day pass, join an ongoing club, or train toward competition.

Local Tips

A few practical notes:

  • It's a big three-story facility off TX-360 and 121 near DFW Airport, roughly fifteen minutes from Southlake.
  • Standard memberships start around $90/month, and intro climbing classes are $34 (free for members) — a good low-commitment way to try it before joining.
  • Youth Climbing Clubs are grouped by age band (from age three up), and camps run in summer and over school breaks and holidays — useful for closure days on the Carroll calendar.
  • It's part of a national chain, so a membership includes access to other Movement gyms, including several others in the DFW area.
  • General enquiries go through a form on the site; parties and group bookings have their own address, grapevine@movementgyms.com, behind the BOOK NOW buttons on the parties page. The front desk phone is 817-251-9815.
Credentials

Movement Grapevine is run by the national Movement Gyms organization, with a staff of climbing instructors and private coaches; its competitive youth climbers train through the chain's Team Texas program. The gym is led locally by a gym director. As a chain-operated facility, it presents its staff by role rather than by individual coaching résumé and doesn't publish specific instructor certifications, so families with a serious young climber will want to ask about the youth-team coaching directly.

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