Question 1

What ages can children climb at Oasis Climbing?

Accepted Answer

Kids from ages 4 years and up, as long as they have enough strength to climb at hope. We have extra small harnesses for kids that makes it more comfortable and safe.

Oasis walls are focused on easy starts for kids, by adding starting foot holds, and closer spacing on easier routes. This helps with new starters and also to teach schools and OSH kids the basics and makes the experience accessible and rewarding.

Question 2

How much does it cost to visit Oasis Climbing?

Accepted Answer

We offer casual visits, multi-pass options, and flexible memberships. First-time visitors can purchase casual passes, making it easy to try climbing before committing to a membership. View our full pricing on the Prices (https://www.oasisclimbing.com.au/prices)page.

Question 3

Is Oasis suitable for beginners?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Oasis Climbing focuses on beginner and children friendly climbs. No previous experience or equipment is required; just arrive and we’ll show you everything you need to know for your first climbing adventure.

We welcome first-time climbers every day, providing a full inductions in how to use the ropes, guidance foundational climbing techniques, and direct you to some suitable routes. We have designed a gym that will let you progress and build confidence at your own pace.

Question 4

What facilities does Oasis Climbing offer?

Accepted Answer

Oasis Climbing provides all three types of climbing, a warm-up gym and equipment and a cafe with snacks and coffee.

• Tope rope climbing with 10.5m high walls and over 80 routes; grades 8 (easy) to 26 (hard)
 • Bouldering are 5m high, over 40 puzzles; grades v0 (easy) to V7+ (hard)
 • Lead Climbing for experienced climbers we have typically 32 lead routes, grades 18 to 30
 • Climbing Shop with shoes, harnesses, ropes, carabiners and belay devices you need

We also offer coaching, youth programs, kids’ sessions, and a community-focused climbing environment in Malaga. All climbing gear is available for hire in-house.

Question 5

What safety measures are in place?

Accepted Answer

Your and our safety is our top priority - hence we regularly inspect and replace hardware.

We follow strict safety procedures, including staff supervision, equipment inspections, clear route marking, fall-zones, and mandatory safety briefings for all new visitors. Ropes can hold 2400kg impacts, anchors, pulleys and straps and harnesses are typically rated from 2000kg to 4000kg.

Our team is always available to support climbers on the floor.

Our compliance aligns and adheres to building standards, UIAA hardware standards, CAWA climbing procedures, WA Dept of Educations Standards, Safety & Risk & First Aid. We keep logs and have written procedures, and training for all staff.

Question 6

Do I need to book in advance?

Accepted Answer

Not for groups or families under 10 climbers.

You can walk in at any time during our opening hours, and we will be happy to give you a tour and full induction. Bookings are required for group sessions, or more than 10 climbers, also if you would like a dedicated instructor for your group, and a function or birthday party with food.

Question 7

Is Oasis Climbing kids and families friendly?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. Oasis was created to make rock climbing approachable.

We focus on kids, schools and OsH groups, NDIS friendly climbs, youth coaching, and personal health and exercise physiology climbing. We work with over 30 schools & colleges in the area, OsH centre's including TheirCare as well as organisations including Scout Groups, Camp Quality, Great Western Bus Tours.

We are a dog friendly gym, and run classes after school and weekend family friendly hours.

Question 8

What should I bring for my first visit?

Accepted Answer

Wear comfortable active clothing. Loose fitting shirts and baggy shorts will make movement and the harness more comfortable to wear. Ladies often wear leggings or loose pants, as you will be climbing up with a belayer holding your rope.

Climbing shoes are required for climbing at Oasis; as we want to avoid germs being carried on to the holds from outside. You can use your own or hire them in the gym. Do bring your own socks, for comfort in our hire shoes. A towel is handy, and some people like to bring a change of clothes on hot days - we have change rooms and showers available.

We have water, a cafe and snacks in the gym; although we recommend you bring a water bottle.

Question 9

Is there parking available?

Accepted Answer

Yes.

We have both a private free carpark inside and also free on-street parking on 2/26 Harris Rd, Malaga.(https://maps.app.goo.gl/stxBCcYqRTBQ6LMX8)

Question 10

When are you open?

Accepted Answer

We open 7 days a week including most public holidays.

• Monday to Friday: 10:00 am – 10:00 pm
 • Saturday: 11:00 am – 7:00 pm
 • Sunday: 11:00 am – 7:00 pm

Check our opening hours in Google (https://www.google.com/search?sa=X&sca_esv=e44a3b63b1b18493&biw=1369&bih=1097&sxsrf=ANbL-n5NXeDJtVZ8OtpB62GAZyRfnabJdQ:1772682640897&q=oasis+climbing+hours&ludocid=13949942221318969773&ved=2ahUKEwiryPC47YeTAxVl3zQHHauQI0sQ6BN6BAhHEAI)for the most up to date details.

Question 11

Where are you located?

Accepted Answer

Oasis Climbing is located at Unit 2/26 Harris Road, Malaga,(https://maps.app.goo.gl/stxBCcYqRTBQ6LMX8) WA 6090, Australia.

About 11 km north of the Perth CBD, a short drive from Malaga Markets,(https://malagamarkets.com.au/) Lazer Blaze (https://www.lazerblaze.com.au/)and Perth Ice Arena.(https://www.perthicearena.com.au/)

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