Camaleon Boulder — Local services in Valencia

I've only visited twice so far and each time was a weekday morning. The staff were great, friendly, helpful and informative. At least one of them speaks English if that is something you need. The men's changing area was clean and there are 3 or 4 showers and, surprisingly, shower gel dispensers. There is a bar area, gym area, warm up area, a kilter board, and a chill out area. It's not a large premises but didn't seem crowded during my morning visits. I definitely think that they have made the most of the space available. They seem to change routes a couple of times a week and use the Font classification system starting at 3 up to the 7's I think (I'm nowhere near that good 🤷🏻‍♂️). The routes were varied with a good selection of holds. A day pass is €10. It's about a 35 minute walk from Valencia Cabanyal...

This gym may be small, but it’s pretty great! They’ve got a kilter board, clean bathrooms with showers, and a chill café/lounge area. The staff is super friendly and really helpful, which adds to the good vibe!

They use the French grading system here, and if you’re climbing above a 7, you might find the options limited. I’m more of an intermediate climber (around 6a-b) and had a blast with the variety of routes they offer—everything from overhangs to slabs to dynos. I was pleasantly surprised by how creative and fun the problems are, especially for a smaller gym!

Just a quick heads-up: they only allow...

I think Camaleón is among the best boulders in Valencia and it's mostly because of its new walls & equipment, size, calmness and routes. A fresh place with an amazing staff and very cool environment (big props to their music taste).

It's a perfect fit for beginners who feel intimidated to go to crowded gyms —however it also favours intermediate and more experienced climbers. I like because it feels like a family gym rather than an overcrowded one, great for seeking less competition and more fun. Definitely...