I've been coming to Gates for 20+ years and remiss that I haven't done a review yet…read more The facility has a lot of tennis and pickleball courts. They offer lessons, leagues (top dog tennis is awesome) and have items for rent/purchase. I tried pickleball for the first time my last time there. It is addicting and I can see why it has become such a popular sport. Similar to tennis but very different it is accessible to people of all ages. Just be careful. They give you quiet paddles to keep the noise down for surrounding businesses and residents. They renovated the space a while back and it is clean and well laid out. Since they are in Cherry Creek the parking can be challenging even with a private lot.

Yes, of course I rated them 5 stars. This is hands down one of the best, if not the best, public…read moretennis facility in the Denver area. One of the best in the state. Apex is pretty solid too, in Arvada, and Denver Tennis Park. Anyway, prices are fair, staff is really great and the people that hit here are generally pretty nice folks. I don't hit here a lot as I belong somewhere else and it's quite a bit of a drive for me but again it's a fantastic facility

One of my favorite country clubs in the nation to play Platform tennis (paddle tennis) is at the…read moreArapahoe Tennis Club. Cary and all of the members of this club are inviting, welcoming, and make you feel right at home. I have competed in the Arapahoe Invitational tournament back to back years and while this year did not hold their tournament, looking to play in 2021. For those who don't know what Platform Tennis is: Platform Tennis is an outdoor racquet sport generally played in cool or cold weather, although it has become a year-round sport in some regions. Courts are generally on a raised platform, allowing heaters under the deck to keep the playing surface playable no matter what Mother Nature throws at you. The top 5 popular cities for Platform Tennis are Boston, Chicago, St. Louis, Kansas City, and Denver. If you get the chance to play platform tennis, I highly recommend it!

Great courts, great players of all ages and levels of play- quiet atmosphere…read more Affordable. The place for people who want to play tennis!

DTP is a fantastic facility and it's been particularly great to have an outlet for exercise during…read moreCOVID. The facility is strict about enforcing mask-wearing and hand sanitizing which is comforting throughout these uncertain times. COVID-aside, I've had a great experience with the entire staff and the quality of the courts etc. are top notch. I've only taken classes with one instructor, Cannon and he is AMAZING. I'm just getting back into tennis after a ~15 year break from when I played in High School and I've had major issues with my backhand, it was completely broken. After a few private lessons and group drills with Cannon, I'm really starting to make progress. All of the other players I've met at DTP are wonderful as well. Very happy to be a part of the DTP community.

Brand new indoor and outdoor tennis courts. They're nonprofit and focus on kids tennis programs…read more $50/hr per court for adults. 7 indoor courts, 6 outdoor courts. Purpose is to allow for more sanctioned tournaments for youth. Youth Instructional Programming starting April 15th, register now! Monthly youth Match Play Summer camp registration opens April 15! Summer and 2019/20 Standing Court Time available April 1! Indoor ball machine rentals! $60/hr or $30/.5hr Tennis racquet stringing now offered! $18 labor charger per racquet Wilson and Luxilion strings available, or bring your own! 48 hour turnaround

Like every dog park on the planet, there's THE GOOD, THE BAD, AND THE UGLY…read more Many Reviewers believe The dog park controls the Behavior of Owners: Hey, Newsflash: If the owner or pet misbehave, It's not the bloody Dog Park's fault!! Places to Sit? Yes,GOOD......Secure Space for Unleashed Dogs? CHECK!.........Muddy? Not Today, but I could see that this might be an issue. The park management has responded to the Mud Issue, fencing off, and closing half the dog park to allow recovery. Unfortunately, as with many government responses, this has not resolved the root cause of the problem; low spots where water collects, mud forms, dogs play, and then nothing grows.

Great walking trails & dog park. Very well maintained & friendly people. Easy access.read more

The facility is very nice. It's only 2 years old so equipment is in great shape…read more Most classes play the music so loud that you can barely hear the instructor or the instructor has to yell on top of the music. Many times my watch shows a decibel level of 97+ decibels. That is not healthy. The cafe there has a motto that says, "if it's here it's healthy". That is not true with the classes because the music is so loud it will damage your hearing and nobody wants that. And nobody wants the instructor to be yelling constantly. That is not motivating. This happens in more than one class with more than one instructor. Not sure what they are thinking.

We love it here. We have been members for over 3 years and we utilize most of the gym with the…read moreexception of the tennis courts. Classes are AMAZING!

Not a Tennis Player but love to watch one of my friends play here...the smell of grilled onions…read morefrom the grill drifts out to the bubble encased courts. And Beer is available.

Littleton Golf and Tennis is a wonderful place to play indoor tennis. The staff there are amazing!…read more The pros are wonderful to work with!

There's a small creek running through the park that added a peaceful vibe, and the open grassy…read morespace was just enough for a game of catch. We saw lots of locals walking their dogs, and the overall atmosphere felt safe and neighborly. The tennis courts could definitely use some love, but that didn't stop a few people from playing. The basketball court seemed in better shape. It's not a huge park--it's long and narrow--but it has a unique charm and was perfect for a low-key afternoon with the family. We brought lunch, grabbed a shaded table under a mushroom, and just soaked it all in. Definitely a great little stop for families or anyone needing a quick nature break in the middle of town.

Nice little to medium sized park on Floyd street in Englewood. This park looks like it was…read morerenovated with newer playground equipment, park sign, and paint on the large park benches that are shaped like giant mushrooms. This park is tucked away in a quiet neighborhood, so you would have to search it out as its not on a main street. Good place to sit and relax or take the kiddos out to play.