Welcome to
the Vashon Recess Lab
Come climb with family and friends!
Book the space for up to 10 people during the week
M-Th / 5:00 - 6:30pm | Friday 4:30-6:00pm
Click here for more information and to book a time.
Please note: We will be closed December 18 - January 4.
RECESS SHOULDN'T BE LIMITED TO SCHOOL
The Recess Lab is Vashon’s favorite place to hang out – literally!
Our bouldering wall is a great place to learn new skills or to keep working on old ones.
We have climbing shoes for almost all kids and some adult sizes as well. And we also have a slack line, mini trampoline, hippity hoppities, hula hoops and even a few jump ropes.
All the things you need for recess!
Looking for work out classes that include spin bikes, ViPRs, free weights, TRXs, and more? Check out the Straight on Strength website.
Our Middle School Recess Lab Nights presented from VARSA is back!
These evenings are free to any middle schooler and include
climbing, foosball, ping pong, snacks and fun for all.
Friday nights 6:30pm to 8:00pm (following the school calendar).
Thank you VARSA!
BOULDERING
The gym is open to climbers of all skill level and all ages. We can help you with the basics to get you off the ground, and climbing is a great work out. Our wall will have you happily exhausted in no time. Reserve a time online now!
ADULT &YOUTH
Our bouldering wall is as easy or hard as you make it for all ages! Routes are color coded so you can choose easy, medium, or hard – or just make up your own to fit your creative and athletic energy!
Hanging Out & Partying
Want the space all for yourself? Do it!
The Recess Lab climbing wall is a great place for birthdays, group activities, or really... any kind of party! Adults, teens, and kids alike can use the wall.
Parties are BACK at the Lab! We can't wait to celebrate with you in our space.
HOW MUCH WILL ALL THIS FUN SET YOU BACK?
"My 5 year old loves the Recess Lab. I was worried that it would be too challenging for him, but the staff at the Recess Lab are so helpful and knowledgeable that they were able to get my son climbing correctly immediately. Now he scampers to the top and to the side before I have sat down.
I also appreciate that they understand a 5 year old’s attention span is short so they allow him to run around a bit, climb a bit, and run around some more."
Susan, Parent