Practical information
✦ Pricing
Our plans
Enjoy full access to the Base Camp facilities. Choose the plan that fits your needs and pace, and enjoy unlimited climbing across all our spaces.
1 session
- Micro (under 6): €5
- Mini (ages 6-11): €9
- Reduced*: €11.50
- Maxi: €13.50
Non-transferable and valid for one day in a single gym. Does not include climbing shoe rental.
"Micro" and "Mini" passes only provide access to the Camp d'approche gym, as children under 12 are not permitted in the Camp de base or Camp avancé gyms.
10-session pass
✓ Valid in all 3 theaters.
- Junior (6-12 years): €80
- Reduced*: €105
- Max: €120
10 entries for the price of 9 (or thereabouts). You can share the same card between 2 fixed accounts, provided they have the same pricing terms.
Validity period: 2 years
4-week subscription
✓ Valid at all 3 locations.
- Junior (ages 6-12): €35
- Recuced*: €40
- Standard: €45
Effective from the date of purchase. Renewal is not automatic.
365-day subscription
✓ Valid in all 3 rooms.
- Junior (6-12 years): €385
- Reduced*: €440
- Max: €495
Approximately 60-day benefit.
Direct debit
✓ Valid at all 3 locations.
- Mini (6-12 years): €35
- Reduced*: €40
- Maxi: €45
Automatically renewed. Valid from the first to the last day of the month.
Accessories
Available for purchase at the gym.
- Shoe rental: €3
- Liquid chalk: €11
- Brush (Fazza): €19
- T-SHIRT: COMING SOON!
*Reduced rates apply to 12-18 year olds (inclusive), students, CAB members, BIM or ATA artist status holders, and Natagora members.
All information regarding cancellations, suspension procedures, validity periods, and more can be found here:
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✦ First visit
First time here?
Bouldering is a fun discipline that's accessible to everyone!
This is the historic gateway to the vast and varied world of climbing. You don't need to take a class before making your first moves.
If you have a good baseline level of fitness, don't be shy—come climb with us!
Good to know
- Become a member before coming to the gym so we can welcome you under the best possible conditions*
- For children and minors, there are specific access requirements for each gym. Please check them before you arrive.
*You need a member account to climb in our gyms; creating one online will save you time during your visit :)
Although very accessible, bouldering is an activity that can involve certain risks. It is important to note that access to our gyms does not include personal insurance. We strongly recommend obtaining supplemental insurance and reading our safety guide:
✦ Our venues
Opening hours and access conditions
Although closely linked, our three venues have different opening hours and access conditions, which may vary depending on the time of year and the events being held.
All our events and exceptional closures are listed on our annual calendar.
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Vivier Street 53, Ixelles
⚠️ CLOSED UNTIL 08/31 ⚠️
The Base Camp kids' area is open again during this period, no reservation required.
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New hours coming this September. You'll be able to visit on weekdays and weekends, with family or friends.
Open to all ages.
Chaussée de Boondael 210C, Ixelles.
Autonomous access during the day
Mon-Fri: 9am-11pm
Weekend: 9am-9pm
Children under 12 are not permitted.
Teens aged 12 to 16 can climb accompanied or independently. To climb independently, parental consent is required.
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Rue de Theux, Ixelles
Upcoming news
✦ Map
3 camps in the heart of Ixelles within 1km [u-1]as the crow flies![/u-1]
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Our values
[u-2]Climbers'[/u-2] Charter
By coming to climb in our gyms, you agree to respect our code of kindness and respect so that everyone feels welcome.
Please take off your headphones or earbuds when you walk through the door. It’s more polite for the person greeting you, and it’s safer for both your workout and everyone else’s.
Remember to smile and be kind to our staff; they are doing everything they can to help you get your shoes on and start your session as quickly as possible.
When you step onto the mat, it’s time to commit and give your best effort on the boulders. But avoid zoning out in front of a climb while you figure out your beta, because there might be people waiting right behind you. Either you climb, or you step off the mat. That’s the golden rule.
If you see someone struggling on a boulder problem, don't offer your beta without first asking if they’d like some help. Some people prefer to figure out the moves entirely on their own. Consent matters in climbing, too!
Powdered chalk is a thing of the past—it’s liquid chalk only from now on. Liquid chalk can damage the walls if used incorrectly, so it’s essential to let it dry 100% before you start climbing. Otherwise, the residue will clog the holds, and good luck with your project.
For a long time, wearing a T-shirt wasn't mandatory, but now it is. It’s more comfortable for everyone and avoids any awkward situations. We’re counting on you to show up in your best top!
When you've finished your drink with friends, please feel free to bring your glassware back to the bar. It’s always appreciated, especially during busy times.
Double-check that you haven't left anything behind; the locker room isn't your bedroom, you know.
To learn more, here is Le camp de base values charter:
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