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Category
Bouldering, Climbing
Location
Worth, Crawley

WSX Climbing is a modern, inclusive climbing centre planned for Rowfant, Crawley Down on the Sussex-Surrey border, near Junction 10 of the M23.

Designed in partnership with Guideline Architects and EP Climbing — the official wall provider for the Tokyo 2020 and Paris 2024 Olympic Games — the centre will offer over 25,800 sqft (2,400 sqm) of climbing surface covering all three Olympic disciplines: lead climbing, bouldering, and speed climbing.

With around 350 roped and autobelay routes plus a bouldering area, the centre caters to everyone from complete beginners to elite competitors. Supporting facilities will include a café, climbers' gym, physio suite, and climbing shop.

Endorsed by the British Mountaineering Council and aligned with Sport England's mission, WSX Climbing aims to inspire the next generation of climbers through accessible, community-focused provision.

Opening hours

Mon–Fri
09:00-19:00
Sat–Sun
09:00-19:00
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Wsx Climbing is open Mon–Fri 09:00-19:00, Sat–Sun 09:00-19:00.

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At Wsx Climbing you will find bouldering and climbing.

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