12 venues across Ireland run kids’ climbing Parties, most of them in Dublin, Cork and Clare. Each listing shows the price, ages, group size and what the package includes, from the venue’s own party page. Party packages start from €17.50 per child.
Listings on this page were last updated on .


Each party is built around one main activity, such as laser tag, bowling, the Atlantis Cove soft play area, pottery painting, a disco or the waterpark, followed by food in the café. A party host...

Children aged 7 to 16 choose three activities from kayaking, the mud slide, pier jumping, the climbing wall and archery, over more than two and a half hours. Wetsuits, buoyancy aids and helmets...


The Adventure Zone party gives children two hours on indoor obstacle courses, slides and climbing walls, followed by hot food such as pizza or nuggets. Staff supervise the group and each child...


The Adventure Zone party gives children two hours on indoor obstacle courses, slides and climbing walls, followed by hot food such as pizza or nuggets. Staff supervise the group and each child...

Land parties can include rock climbing, abseiling, archery, archery tag, a treasure hunt and team challenges; water parties include kayaking, surfing, stand-up paddle boarding, coasteering,...

Children get an hour of instructed roped climbing on routes suited to all abilities, with instructors and all climbing equipment provided. Afterwards the group has 30 minutes in the mezzanine...

Parties are built around a choice of main activity, such as soft play, laser tag, climbing, physical gaming, soccer or karaoke, lasting 90 minutes or 2 hours. The longer parties add a second...

Parties run for about three hours, starting with a safety briefing and then time on colour-graded rope and zip-line circuits in the woodland. Harnesses and helmets are supplied and instructors...


Themed party packages include a Science Party, a Junior Party for ages 2 to 7, and Urban Climbing and Conquer Your Fears parties, each for groups of 12 to 32. Every package includes exploration...

The Cork climbing centre runs climbing parties, with all equipment provided. Package details, group sizes and timings need to be checked with the centre.

Children are booked onto activities such as the treetop course, climbing walls or the ninja-style obstacle course, and the group then eats from a birthday menu in a party room overlooking the...

Climbing parties are run by the centre's staff, who supervise the group through a set of challenges on the walls. The party page does not list package names, group sizes or timings, so these need...
No party venues match your filters.
Kids Patch lists 12 venues for climbing Parties in Ireland, for climbing, outdoor adventure, soft play, ninja and obstacle and bowling parties and more. Each listing shows the party details published on the venue’s own website, and you book directly with the venue — Kids Patch takes no booking fee or commission.
Climbing Parties are listed in 8 counties. The most are in Dublin (4), Cork (2), Clare (1), Galway (1), Limerick (1), Louth (1), Roscommon (1), Waterford (1).
7 of the 12 venues publish a per-child price, with packages starting from €17.50 to €37 per child; the middle of that range is about €25. The other 5 quote on enquiry. Prices often rise at weekends and many venues set a minimum number of children, so check the price notes on each listing.
8 of the 12 venues state the ages their parties are for. Of those, 2 take toddlers aged 2 or under and 3 run parties for children of 12 and over. Use the age filter above to see the venues that fit your child.
5 venues set a minimum number of children, of between 8 and 15.
8 of the 12 venues say how long their parties run. The most common length is 2 hours, and they range from 90 minutes to 3 hours.
Of the 9 venues that list what their standard package includes, the most common inclusions are food (5), equipment provided (4), party bags (3), party host (2) and drinks (2). Extras such as cake or party bags are often available at a small charge — the price notes on each listing say what costs more.