Such a wonderful community hub. The front desk staff is always delightful and helpful whenever we…read morehave a question or need assistance. The swim directors do an excellent job keeping classes running smoothly for both the instructors and the students, and the space feels so familiar and safe for our 4-year-old daughter that she wouldn't even need us to accompany her to class.

Nothing to complain about at the Longmont Rec Center! Lots of family activities. Friendly staff,…read morehuge facility with pools, sauna and family changing rooms too. There are plenty of workout machines, I have never had a wait. If you are unfamiliar with the equipment, there is a free orientation. Let's go!

Great community center with something for everyone. It's a busy place with a pool, climbing wall,…read moregyms, breakout rooms for lessons, etc. The staff is very helpful.

Awesome community resource if you're not expecting a bougie lifetime fitness experience. People,…read moreclasses, pool, equipment are all an excellent value for residents of Erie.

Great recreational center. Good for families. Multiple activities available…read more I came here on a trip and I needed to go to the gym. They have a lot of great facilities, weight room, cardio available just lots of stuff. They have this cool, gymnastics area. It's really fun to watch. The cool thing about it is there's a water park available and a swimming pool. The hot tub is really big. They had the cutest little recreational river. It's really small, but it's really relaxing. I saw they had a rock climbing wall as well, and it went pretty high. Amenities are pretty good. Locker room could be a bit cleaner, but it was cool that it was available and they had two different size lockers available as well. Bathrooms were pretty clean. Recommend if you're in the area and you need a gym. Or a fun time with the kids.

Best facility ever. it has the friendliest staff and is clean as a whistle. As a lap swimmer and…read morerunner I use the rec center every day. the pool area has a an excellent lap pool with a jaquezzi,steam room and sauna. The workout room is clean and modern with an indoor track. I have belonged to many different health clubs but the winter park rec center is an example of a well run facility. Claude Diamond J.D.

It was such a clean facility! The staff were all very pleasant and engaging. The locker rooms…read morewere also very clean

Pool options were extensive and lots of fun! VERY impressed with the number of attentive life…read moreguards!

Generally clean and bright facility. Smaller but good variety of weight machines and also cardio…read moreequipment. There is also a walking track, fitness classes and courts. Be sure to check the online schedule if the courts are your jam

Overall okay facility however, there is no parking available, the facility is not well maintained…read moreand cleaned. Unfair treatment to homeless persons looking for a space to shower, to rest or to just exist. As a facility with "Community Center" in the name it truly falls short on the inclusion of all of Fort Collin's demographics. The unkindness of the staff towards homeless individuals is palatable.

Great place for a workout, activities, and resources. Absolutely horrible wifi and the cell signal…read moreis terrible. People are great here though.

We participated in the dance program over the summer and were very happy, however I would like to…read moreshare our registration issues for winter session and the terrible customer service response by Misty Gowdy, the director of Gymnastics and Dance. I called at 8am to make sure we were listed as residents, because my daughter wanted to do a very popular class that has limited spots. Registration for residents opened 12/3 at 10am. I was assured at 8am that our account was good to go as residents. I am a nurse who works night shifts, but I set an alarm to wake up at 9:56. I watched that little button count down the seconds until time to register, however when I hit the button I got a message that I was a non-resident and I could register on 12/5. I am very much a resident and my tax dollars fund that place. I called and called and once my phone call went through the front desk people were lovely and helpful as they could be and put me through to leave a message for Misty. 3 days later I got a dismissive email response from Misty. She is rude and unprofessional. I have taken my business to Thornton rec center and we do gymnastics at Hyland Hills. It's sad since we pay taxes to fund this great facility and have to fight for spots for our kids to attend programs

We went twice. Tuesday was busy and comfortable. Parents there with their children…read more Thursday we went and were overwhelmed with young kids.. no parents just with camp leaders I guess they are called. Water was cold both days with Thursday being colder. Hot tub was plenty warm both days. They need more chairs to sit in. Overall it is a very nice facility.

Since we started a resident annual pass to the rec centers in Westminster, we decided to give the…read moreCity Park location a try. The difference here is that they don't have locked lockers and you'd want to bring a lock if you'd want your items secured. They sell combination locks at $6 a pop if you don't have one but need one. The pool was clean and well maintained, they have a small indoor lazy river that was a lot of fun. The hot tub and the steam room was bigger than the ones at the swim and fitness location. No lap pools and just open swim if you didn't come first thing in the morning. They have dedicated hours for lap swimming. What a nice view of the mountain and the city when you walk out of the rec center building, definitely will back for more pool fun!

I am surprised that I have yet to write a review for the Estes Valley Community Center. During the…read moreCOVID pandemic, we visited often while I was working remotely because they had implemented appropriate measures early on. Today (June 2024), that's obviously is not an issue, but it meant a lot that they would work so hard to stay open during such a challenging time for community recreation centers. I have only spent time at the leisure pool, so I can't speak directly to the rest of the facilities. The leisure pool is excellent. Both the water and the pool deck are warm, which is a great feature for young ones. The family locker rooms are clean and there are 3 private shower rooms for young children. The leisure pool has a small slide for children under 4, water cannons, waterfall buckets, a lazy river, a water slide, and a hot tub. We have been able to visit both as guests of a local resident and as non-residents. Obviously the non-resident day pass is more expensive, but I would say it's reasonable, especially for a place where kids can easily spend 2-4 hours and get a nice warm shower.

First thing after they opened on a Monday, I came in to PAY for a shower and was greeted by a…read more"resting bitch face" front-desk person. After PAYING and given directions to the men's locker room, the following brief exchange occurred. M = me; RBF = "resting bitch face" front-desk person M: "Do you have family showers as well?" RBF: "Ugh... There are shower stalls with curtains in there [the men's locker room] for privacy. Family showers are only for our guests." (replied with an annoyance and attitude; the built-in "resting bitch face" didn't help) M: "So you do have them [family showers]?" RBF: "Yes..." (a reluctant response, again with attitude) OK, a few points on that, and I'm about to apply some "logic" so it may not be comprehendible to these numbskulls: 1. Apparently, the policy here is that a single person entering the facility is strictly forbidden from inquiring about any family-related offerings, because the individual is automatically assumed to not have a family who can be brought in the next time. Kind of judgy, no? I thought Colorado fervently supported a little something called "Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion"--in which no one should be at first classified or treated based on how they looked. 2. It was probably just an unfortunate/unintentional slip that RBF affirmed the family showers for true "guests" (implying I wasn't one). However, the following rebuttal would be to teach RBF that she should really learn to STFU first and think carefully, then speaking. So, if it was acceptable for you to degrade people paying for showers not as guests, then correspondingly it would also be acceptable for me to personally consider you, RBF, as deserving to be harshly slapped every time you blurbed out something idiotic. With MY BELIEF in mind, everyone, you could come in and confront this moron on early Monday mornings. 3. I didn't pay $1, $2 (like at the Windsor Community Recreation Center) or even $4. I paid 6 damn dollars just to take a shower, so I'd be choosing whichever fucking shower I wanted, as long as I didn't start using any other features of the facility. Also, no families were there at that time (and, in fact, at many other centers around the country I'd visited, even when families were present I could just use the family rooms without the staff getting their panties in a bunch like RBF here). And what if somebody actually needed even more privacy? It could be that guest was inflicted with some kind of extreme "social anxiety disorder" (or something similar as how those lazy, victim-mindset bullshitters claimed nowadays). 4. Who kept hiring these entitled, disrespectful turds and never training them on proper customer service? Remember that I, A PAYING CUSTOMER, was THE REASON YOU HAD A JOB. In this case, it also meant I was a "guest," stupid. It wasn't like I randomly walked in off of the street and begged to use your showers for free. 5. And a final point: did these pompous Estes Valley Community Center retards think that theirs was the only, unique one in all of America? Because if that was the case, you could be standing right there, hurling insults and making fun of my penis while I showered, and I'd simply accept it. But you're not--I know because it's not like (as stated) I haven't taken showed at numerous community centers across the country or anything. Now, all that gracious smart knowledge and reasoning wouldn't have needed if the brief exchange had gone like this: FF = friendly face front desk person M: "Do you have family showers as well?" FF: "Yes, and those are reserved for arriving families only. But thank you for choosing to use our facility today." (normal, friendly response) M: "Sounds good."

I stopped in today for what I expected to be a routine workout -- laps on the track, some time in…read morethe pool -- and walked out genuinely impressed. The Louisville Recreation & Senior Center has a scope and quality that you don't typically associate with a city-run facility. From the moment you step inside, it's clear this place was built with intention. The indoor track is clean, well-maintained, and practical -- ten laps to a mile, which makes it easy to track your progress without doing mental gymnastics. But the real standout for me was the cardio area and its view of the Flatirons. Working out with that backdrop isn't something you forget quickly. It shifts the whole experience from routine to something a little more elevated. The aquatics side is equally impressive. We're talking a six-lane, 25-meter lap pool alongside a program pool, a splash pool with a lazy river, a hot tub, sauna, steam room, and a cold plunge. Whether you're training seriously or just moving your body, the options are genuinely deep. I swam today and the water quality and lane availability were both solid. Beyond fitness, the senior center component is thoughtfully integrated -- not tucked away as an afterthought but woven into the full facility with its own lounge, library, games room, and fireplace. The Platinum Membership for seniors runs just $12/year for residents, which is almost comically good value given what's available here. This is a place that works for serious athletes, casual movers, older adults looking for community, and families with kids in tow. Louisville quietly built something worth the drive.

Louisville Rec Center is hands down one of the best gyms I've been to. The facility is super clean,…read morethe equipment is well-maintained, and there's plenty of space no matter how busy it gets. The staff is always friendly and helpful, which makes the whole experience even better. I really like the variety they offer too--from weights and cardio to courts and recovery areas. It's a great spot whether you're just getting started or already locked in on your fitness goals. Definitely recommend if you're trying to stay consistent and level up your workouts!

Love the Tuesday yoga classes and so reasonably priced. Also held in a nice and convenient location.read more

Can't recommend Thompson Rivers Parks & Recreation at all. My kids have missed out on 2 season of…read moreyouth soccer because no one seems to know any of the details or the ones running the website just don't respond to inquiries.