I played my first DWHL game last week. It was surprisingly fun. I always wonder if the girls will…read morebe competitive bitches, but they were delightfully welcoming and nice. The games are late around 10pm or 10:30, but once you drag yourself up to Apex Arena the games are well worth it.

My granddaughter left her coat at the Apex Center. I called and left a message. Was called back by…read moreMonica. She said that the coat was not in the lost and found.. she went out of her way to go down to where I had lost the coat and called me back again. Still no coat. About 30 minutes later she called me again and said she did have the coat. She put my name on it and I'm going to pick it up when I get back to the Apex center on Saturday. I feel like Monica went out of her way to be kind and thoughtful and very helpful. She is a wonderful employee I hope she gets recognized for being so conscientious. Thank you Monica for your outstanding service.

I am trying to understand why this location is getting poor reviews. For a public recreation…read morefacility that creates access to fitness for all residents and non-residents, it is doing a phenomenal job. It might not cater to your specific interest to the expert level that you are expecting, but that is why specialized private facilities exist. From senior citizens to families and teens, who are looking to access fitness, this location has it all. It offers various leveled workout classes, childcare while you workout, an indoor play structure, basketball courts, swimming, and ice skating with a friendly staff. If you have lived outside Arvada, you realize you would pay a premium when compared to the cost of living to access all of these resources under one roof anywhere else.

It is a really nice club my son loves it and it is. Just the best for competitive kids.read more

It reminds me of an elks club. Something that is rooted in community and special occasions but…read morefeels older and in need of some updates. The lighting is quite dark. Not great for photos, due to the big picture windows and then dimly lit interior, but accommodating and employees were very professional.

Literally the worst experience we've ever had with sports. After playing sports my entire life and…read morehaving our children in sports for the last 8 years, we've never been met with so much incompetence and pretentiousness ever. The coach we were given as a "competitive coach" and thus worth the $1000 was nothing more than a baby. He wasn't skilled at coaching or communicating and oftentimes, left us parents wondering and wavering, hoping for information. After expressing my concern about the level of coaching and the lack of communication to the organization, I was told that the coach would "learn as he goes." Sort of shocking for a price tag that was 5X every other sports we've ever put our children in. The head coach said that a refund would be unlikely after we decided to leave just 10 weeks into a year-long commitment. No refund? So, soccer for the Arvada Soccer Association has become more about money and getting numbers than committing to children's successes as it was when I was a kid. Arvada Soccer took me from age 4 to college and was an amazing experience. It is nothing more than pretentious coaches trying to swindle good people into accepting crappy coaches. Flee from this organization!

This has to be the funniest mini golf I've think I've ever been too. There's a storyline that goes…read morewith each hole. And not to mention the volcano and lane crash! Just plain fun. We went during the day, but I bet at night it would be extra fun since a couple of holes had fire. There's a swamp and a waterfall:) Also the go- carts were a blast. Not just your normal, get in and basically follow the person in front of you. There is ability to pass people, Which of course makes it more exciting. They have plenty of food options. Regular ice cream, dipping dots, burgers... They have a maze and ripped course also. We didn't do those but they looked fun. They have two ropes courses. One for tots and one for older kids. You could seriously spend all day here!

Great recreational area located along 58th Street in Arvada, roughly between Kipling and Simms…read more Has many soccer fields, nice playground, restrooms and bike paths.

Iv gone to this park often but recently it's went completely down hill in the worst ways possible…read more Probably the worst thing is the fact the big gates to the parking lot are always closed unless there is a game. This was not a big deal because it had the side lot open pretty much all day. Well because of the new apartments bring built next to the park they completely fenced the parking area off making it impossible to park close to the park. It's pretty stupid. I parked in the main lot the other day to run because the gates were open and the park closes when it gets dark. Apparently the guy was looking for me for hours so he could shut and lock the gates. This is ridiculous just have an open lot all day. The park is also trashed for the most part and it's weird since they have a whole team of people who work here. I uploaded just a few pictures showing the garbage, it's pretty gross. I actually held back on doing this review as I thought they were fixing up the place but it just got worse. Another horrible thing this place does is spray pesticides around all their trees and fences so weeds don't grow. I hope everyone knows how cancer inducing that is to your dogs and children. I would honestly say to avoid letting your dogs sniff the trees and fences I know it's their favorite but iv gone on walks and just saw them spraying it on heavy. Iv had days were the whole park smelled like it. It's not really a friendly park to anything organic. Overall I'd recommend avoiding this park.

1. Management Communication: The biggest issue is with the leadership. It felt like every time…read morethere was a concern it took way too long to come to a resolution. Communication with parents is inconsistent at best. 2. Cost vs. Quality: For the amount of money you pay for a competitive club team, you expect a certain level of professionalism. Unfortunately, the coach was more concerned with her boys team. 3. Atmosphere: Instead of a supportive environment that fosters growth, the culture felt overly political.

I am so relieved to see someone else finally speak up about this club. The lack of leadership and…read moreprofessionalism is appalling. My daughter was not there for long because I could not continue to pay an absurd amount of money for nothing. I accompanied my daughter on several travel tournaments and was shocked to see the Director's/Owners (Jess & Tara) drinking in front of the players and actually getting drunk with other parents! College recruiters barely looked at this club during tournaments. I am not surprised to read about the verbal abuse since my daughter told me about how it was constant during practices, especially towards the minority players. Parents, you have been warned! If you love your child and want them to succeed, this is NOT the club to go to!

I started playing soccer here after looking for a way to become more active coming out of the…read morepandemic. This sports complex has been a great location to meet people and join a soccer team. They offer sessions for those looking to join a Men's only league, a Women's only league, and a Coed league, with several different leagues available on all days of the week, except for Saturday (These leagues are for adults 18+). I have also seen youth sports teams practicing here in the winter months. However, my experience is solely with the adult soccer leagues. The building is very clean. The bathroom, lobby, and fields don't feel grundgy like other sports complexes that I've played at before. There are two fields of the same size, and both feature great indoor turf playing surfaces. The newly renovated North Field is especially well lit, clean, and definitely being taken care of well. There is plenty of bleacher seating at each field as well for family and friends who want to come and watch and cheer you on. The refs, which can always make or break an experience, are all mostly fair and referee games well. The front of house staff is always friendly and helpful as well. The only caveat for the whole experience here is starting in July of 2023, they did start mandating the use of indoor turf soccer cleats so do keep that in mind when playing here. All in all, I've had a great experience getting back into this sport at this facility, and I would recommend playing here if you're also looking to get back into soccer as well. You can sign yourself up as a free agent on their website if you're looking to try and join and my tip is to also lookout for some Denver soccer Facebook groups as many people post in those groups looking for people to sub or join teams who play ay this facility all the time.

My husband and I recently moved near here and work out often after work. The staff are friendly and…read morehelpful and it's not usually too crowded when we get there. Love the stair climbers!