Rhino Boulder is a fantastic place to climb. It’s incredibly easy to get to, with plenty of NCP parking, numerous nearby bus stops, and just a 10-minute walk from the station. They even have a handy (though limited) space to store your bicycle indoors. ​Like most bouldering gyms, the staff is welcoming, easy to talk to, and provides great customer service right from check-in. The overall atmosphere is calm and relaxed. The music is at a perfect volume—not too loud, so you can easily chat with others without having to raise your voice. ​The facility is a great size—not massive, but large enough to offer a wide variety of routes for all skill levels. It's exceptionally clean with great air quality; there was barely any chalk dust in the air. The holds are in excellent condition, and the wall texture is fantastic—super easy to smear on without slipping, which is a huge plus compared to some other gyms. Note that grading is done by tag color rather than hold color, and I found the grades to be spot-on and consistent with what I'm used to. ​Upstairs, there’s a spacious, well-organized stretch and warm-up area, alongside a great co-working space and a chill seating area. Downstairs, there’s plenty of open cubby space, though lockable lockers are limited (remember to bring your own padlock). Standard amenities like changing rooms, showers, and toilets are all clean and well-kept. ​This gym is very family-friendly and an excellent spot if you’re just getting into the sport, but it absolutely holds up for advanced climbers too. Overall, it was a great experience, and I will definitely be visiting again next time I’m in the area!

Fun medium sized gym in the centre of Bromley with a nice selection of holds. Climbs are graded by tags which is always a good sign for variety. One of the most impressive dust extraction systems ive seen in a climbing gym.

Took my daughter here (28/5/26) as she wanted to give it a try, and we had a really good experience. Unfortunately I didn’t get the name of the guy who helped us, but he was a stocky lad with a beard (would make a great Prop or Number 8 in rugby!). He was friendly, patient, and happy to answer all the questions I had as complete beginners. Pricing is on the higher side, but it’s worth noting that the pass covers the whole day. We left for a while and came back later, which made it feel better value. There weren’t many easier climbing routes for younger children, but honestly I didn’t really expect there to be. This is clearly a facility aimed at people who are serious about climbing rather than a children’s activity centre, and it does that very well. Friendly atmosphere, knowledgeable staff, and a great place to try something different. 👍

Really fun place. From beginner pov there is plenty of boulders to try, so you don't feel left out. They also run classes for kids, which are great. Staff is very friendly. Feels very much like a little, open, close knit community. Highly recommend

I’ve been climbing in Hungary for 1 and a half year, but this experience was far worse than i expected. No creative routes or unique holds compared to Hungarian ones. Still 2 stars because of having the opportunity to climb in London.