Salt Pump Summer Camp is an indoor rock-climbing day camp at Salt Pump Climbing Co. in Scarborough, Maine, for kids and teens ages 5–14. Across a nine-week summer, campers learn to belay, top out new routes, work bouldering challenges, and head outside for full-day climbing, building confidence and teamwork. Half-day, full-day, and full-week options are available.
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We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Salt Pump Summer Camp directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Powered by GoogleNice little climbing gym staff was great 👍 only thing is that i think they could identify the boulder problem/starting position with those new plastic arrow but that is only to be picky super great gym ❤️🔥
Signed my child up for a week long day camp, this place is great!!The instructors for the kids were kind and very patient. My child really enjoyed themselves and wants to do it again. The facility was very clean and oranganized. The staff members were very welcoming and upbeat. 10 out of 10!
This is a super fun place, in my opinion. It challenges the mind and body. The staff is very helpful. There are two locations near me, and both Salt Pump places are clean, safe, and challenging.
Salt Pump Climbing Company: Where gravity takes a backseat to adventure! Step into a world where walls aren't barriers, but invitations to defy limits. With routes that challenge both body and mind, it's a playground for climbers of all levels. The only downside? Trying to explain those chalk-stained hands at work on Monday. Nestled in the heart of indoor climbing excellence, Salt Pump is where friendships are forged and excuses to skip leg day vanish. Prepare to reach new heights – and maybe even touch the sky!
I've been a customer of Salt Pump since 2018 and can recommend SP to new and experienced climbers. The staff is top tier - nice work fellas. I don't have children but I see the staff during the kid's classes are very tentative, safe, and responsible. I believe SP grades their routes accurately. When I climb outside and at other gyms I can climb at my expected range and it matches SPs routes. SP's climbs follow colored holds, not rainbow holds marked with colored tape. Rates are fair and the climbing is good when it isn't busy.






