Monthly indoor RC rock crawling. A fresh modular course every time. £6 on the door.
Pay on the door. Cash or card. No advance booking required.
Sessions run 9am–1pm on the last Sunday of every month. Arrive any time — no set start.
1/18–1/24 scale crawlers. The Axial SCX24 (~£110) is the perfect gateway vehicle.
The course is rebuilt from scratch before every session. No two Crawler Mornings are the same.
Crawler Morning is a relaxed, social session. There is no competitive pressure — you navigate the course at your own pace, working through each gate as best you can. No penalties are enforced at a casual level; the gates are there to give you targets, not stress.
The course is built from wood, foam, stone, and cement — modular components that get reconfigured before every session to create a completely fresh layout. What you tackled last month will not be there this month.
First-timers are actively welcomed. Bring your SCX24, say hello, and have a go at the course. You will not be the only beginner in the room.
A different layout every month — but always featuring these four challenge types.
Stacked foam and cement obstacles. Smooth throttle and deliberate line selection — climbing too fast loses traction; too slow loses momentum.
Narrow elevated paths where wheel placement is everything. Stray off the line and the car rolls. Patience wins here every time.
A shallow crossing that adds a real-world element. Most RTR crawlers handle it with no modifications — check your manual for waterproofing guidance before attending.
Flexible suspended crossings that move underfoot. The car needs good articulation and a steady input to cross cleanly. The most entertaining obstacle on the course.
No. Crawler Morning is walk-in only. Turn up on the last Sunday of the month any time between 9am and 1pm, pay £6 on the door, and head to the course. No advance booking or registration required.
A 1/18 or 1/24 scale crawler. The Axial SCX24 (~£110 RTR) is the recommended starting point — it handles the full course and requires no modifications out of the box. The Traxxas TRX-4M is a popular step up. See the crawling page for more options.
Absolutely. Crawler Morning is one of the most beginner-friendly RC events you will find. The course has no minimum skill requirement — attempt as much or as little of it as you like. You will pick up technique quickly just by watching other drivers.
No obstacle is mandatory. The water crossing is there as a challenge, not a requirement. If you are unsure about your car's water resistance, you can skip it — nobody will mind. That said, most RTR mini crawlers are built to handle light water exposure without any issues.
A standard drift car is not suitable for the crawler course — the course requires ground clearance, 4WD, and articulation that drift cars do not have. If you are interested in trying crawling, the Axial SCX24 is an affordable way to get a second vehicle for the discipline.
No booking. No experience required. Just turn up with a charged SCX24 and find your line.