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Dogpatch Boulders — Climbing Gyms in San Francisco

Dogpatch Boulders

4.8(947)4.8 out of 5 stars, 947 reviews San Francisco, CA

About Dogpatch Boulders

Dogpatch Boulders is a climbing gym in San Francisco, CA , rated 4.8 out of 5 by 947 families. It's one of indoor kids activities worth knowing about when you're planning a day out with the kids.

What parents say

Elise Fredricks
5.05.0 out of 5 stars
"Dogpatch Boulders is hands down one of the best climbing gyms in the Bay Area! The facility is massive, with walls for all levels—from beginner to advanced. The route setting is creative and challenging, keeping things fresh and exciting every time I visit. The staff are incredibly friendly and knowledgeable, always ready to help with tips or advice. The community vibe here is amazing—welcoming and encouraging, no matter your skill level. One of the highlights? They have a sauna in each of the locker rooms! It’s the perfect way to unwind after a tough session on the walls. Combine that with "

5 months ago

Rayna Lomker
5.05.0 out of 5 stars
"The best Touchstone gym in the Bay Area! Women's locker room is large (personal lock not required, the have a keypad/code). Lots of showers, towels available, and the dry sauna is roomy and hot. Two different weight areas and a large space for yoga and stretching upstairs. Never feels too crowded, even in the busy evenings. Parking in the area isn't too bad depending on time of day, just expect to walk a few minutes with your bags after parking."

a month ago

David La Fleur
1.01.0 out of 5 stars
"Great gym! But they conditioned me to do certain behaviors when the fear of energy or the flow entered into my mind and then tried to suggest I was getting bad karma for those behaviors. Before listening to their “yogis” and taking what they say to heart, understand that they really just went to a glorified cosmetology school to get where they are. These people at Touchstone and the manipulation strategies they use are the exact reason we see homeless or mentally ill people exhibiting behaviors we would label crazy. It’s sickening. The disorder doesn’t cause the behaviors, social conditioning"

2 weeks ago

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