We are grateful for you and hope to reconnect with each of you. Please see our current operating hours and Climber Checklist below.
Costa Mesa Climb Center Current Hours of Operation:
We have three great ways for you to help during this time. All contributions will go toward the survival of our facilities, allowing us to continue making payments on rent, utilities, insurance, debts, and our employees.
We realize that everyone is in a different financial state but if you are able to continue your membership dues at Rockreation we need your support.
Even though we are closed now, purchase a future membership with us. Consider which membership might make the most sense for you! Prepaid Memberships are an easy way to make a one-time payment, and Recurring Monthly EFT Memberships can give you more control when managing your account.
Give the gift of climbing to a friend or fitness enthusiast. Great for an array of things like memberships, rentals, chalk, and more! Gift cards never expire and may be applied to those amenities once available.
We will be posting updates as we receive them, please check our social media sites @rockreation or @rockreationLA
Welcome back, Rockreation Members!
We are excited to welcome you back on Monday, March 15th, 2021 to Rockreation. We are grateful for you and hope to reconnect with each of you. Online reservations will be available to Rockreation members and non-members.Costa
Mesa Climb Center Modified Hours of Operation:
Climber Checklist:
Attention all Rockreation Members:
All members have until Wednesday, 3/17/21, to make any adjustments to their memberships. We will run our billing on Thursday, 3/18/21. If you would like to stay frozen at this time make sure to fill out a Rockreation Reopening form.
We believe that regular fitness is an important part of our happiness. We are here to provide a friendly environment for everyone who wants to climb. If you have any questions please reach out to us and we would be happy to help you navigate your visit with us.
Best Regards,
Rockreation Management Team
Rockreation Members,
Best Regards,
Rockreation Management Team
Rockreation Members,
Happy New Year! Thank you for sticking by us throughout this pandemic. As we seem to still be navigating all of those ups and downs, we hope that you and your loved ones are healthy and well. We are optimistic that over the next couple of months we will turn the corner on this and we will be able to reopen our doors.
We are working with the state to safely reopen as soon as possible, and we would not be able to get through this without the help and generosity of you, our members. We hope that this new year brings more kindness, gratitude, and climbing to everyone. We look forward to seeing you all back climbing in the near future. We will be updating our website with news updates as they come.
Best Regards,
Rockreation Management Team
Rockreation Reopening Phase 1:
Dear Rockreation Members,
These are trying times and we hope that you are doing well. The Governor of California has unveiled new guidelines for reopening procedures. LA and Orange County are still on the watchlist as of today. Once a county is taken off the watchlist, it will be a countdown of 21 days to be moved to a lower tier. You can look at the details here:
https://covid19.ca.gov/safer-economy/
September dues- we will be drafting a $7 freeze fee in September, same as last month. We appreciate your support thus far and hope for your continued support this month.
If you opt for Option 1, follow this link!
If you opt for Option 2, NO ACTION IS NEEDED.
If you opt for Option 3, please contact your respective gym contact:
RockreationCM: Contact ocmembership@rockreation.com
RockreationLA: Contact Lee Garver at Lee@rockreation.com
We will continue to ride the wave and look forward to seeing you all back at the climbing center. In the meantime, make sure to visit our Instagram page for weekly Yoga and Fitness classes!
Dear Rockreation Family,
We are extremely saddened by the most recent news. We were just starting to believe that we could enjoy climbing and our community of climbers again. The Governor of California called for the immediate closure of fitness gyms that have been on the county watchlist for more than 3 consecutive days.
Rockreation will be closing again on July 13th, 2020 until further notice.
We will be posting updates as we receive them, please check our social media sites @rockreation or @rockreationLA
Rockreation is opened to the public by reservation only. See the links above to sign up for membership and to make a reservation with us! Excited to see you (safely) soon!
Dear Rockreation Family,
Thank you to everyone for your patience during our closure. We are excited to announce that Rockreation will be reopening its doors Monday, 6/22/2020 to members only. Living with Covid-19 has been challenging, but we are hoping to make new indoor climbing life as simple as possible. If you feel that you are not ready to come to the gym, we hope to see you in our virtual Yoga and Fitness Classes.
We plan to open up in 3 phases. State and local guidelines will determine when we will see more parts of the gym open up and capacity increases. Our management team will be reviewing information daily but making decisions every two weeks. We are balancing providing the best possible service, with your health in mind.
Prorated membership fees will be charged on Monday, 6/22/2020, for the rest of June. If you do not wish to be unfrozen, please email us as soon as possible, or fill out a membership change form here.
Rockreation Costa Mesa
Contact: Ocmembership@rockreation.com
Rockreation Los Angeles
Contact: Billing@Rockreation.com
Increased Cleaning Protocols and Frequency
High touch surface areas will be cleaned throughout the day along with other cleaning protocols developed in Rockreation’s Covid-19 adapted cleaning procedure.
Reminder
“Just because some businesses are opening doesn’t mean your risk for COVID-19 is gone. We all need to continue to keep physical distancing, wash our hands and wear face coverings in public,” said Dr. Sonia Angell, State Public Health Officer and Director of the California Department of Public Health. “As we continue to release guidance on how different sections can reopen with modifications, it is important to remember guidance doesn’t mean ‘go.’ Your local health officer will make the final decision about which sectors will open, guided by data specific to your community.”