Not so good every time I went I got sick and I had to pay 10 dollars but why to pay four…read moredollars and I'm a resident.

We are so thrilled to now be annual members (discount in January)! My son enjoys basketball and…read moreswimming almost every day after school. My husband and I are now working out together in the evenings. There are so many classes, a great pool area, with a rope swing into the pool! very nice cardio and weight areas with a variety of equipment, friendly staff, hours of operation seem to have just about anyone in mind...overall very impressed with the quality offered.

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

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!

My husband and I came to play pickle and had a poor experience and would reccomend others not to go…read moreunfortunately. We found an empty court and began a simple singles game--nothing disruptive, just enjoying the space that was clearly available. The courts are first come first serve per the Thornton Rec Center Employees and website. Moments later, an older woman came over and rudely told us that singles play wasn't allowed and we needed to play doubles. Not only was her tone unnecessarily harsh, but she insisted it was a "rule," despite there being no signage or clear policy anywhere stating that singles games were prohibited. If there is an empty court, people should be able to play how they want. The courts are supposed to be first come, first serve, but it seems like a group of older regulars have taken it upon themselves to control who plays, how, and when. It felt more like we were intruding on their private club than participating in a community activity at a public facility. We're all for shared use and following actual posted rules, but this kind of gatekeeping is exactly what drives new players and younger participants away. It was a really disappointing and unwelcoming experience. They need to make it so these courts are reserved. Otherwise the other facilities are great! There is tennis courts, bocce ball , a splash pad, horseshoe pits and great walking paths.

Attended a birthday party there and it was fun! Easy to find parking in the private lot. Went…read moreinside and past the front desk to the event rooms. They have vending machines by the restrooms and the light comes in to brighten the space. The front desk associate was nice too. My friend has had parties here before and likes the place.

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.

We had a pickleball tournament schedule for this day…read more Tournament scheduled for 8a. Did not start on time. Coordinator wasn't ready. Having entry issues and program issues. 8a meant start time. Late players were allowed to play. Late is late and should not be able to play. No tournament board for players to follow. Coordinator used a computer and had to yell to the group, who was playing and where. Play on court 3 was dark. Construction had lights off. Ball hard to see! The coordinator mentioned that the next tournament for January, there would be 2 categories. Intermediate and advanced for more competitive play. Someone suggested a beginner and intermediate. Pickleball has a system that categorizes a player. Maybe that should be considered for the next tournament. Post the levels in the gym for players to know their progression. https://sl.bing.net/eTsBcH1XbMG

I only went swimming there so haven't seen all of the center but I did see the swimming area and…read morelocker rooms. The locker rooms were pretty typical they did have a free swimsuit/towel dryer (not just a hand dryer) which was awesome I hadn't ever seen that! The ground in the locker room was very dirty and so were the bathroom stalls but I wasn't too shocked. The slide was closed when we went but the pool was good, Was lots of fun we went when it wasn't super busy but there was enough from to play games and swim freely. There were floating boards (kinda like a boogie board but not?) which we were allowed to use and the lifeguard working was very kind & fun, Made a few jokes and chatted a bit. Overall pretty average rec center pool, The little kiddie water playground was also very good. Right across the parking lot there is a larger park to hang out at after swimming!

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.

Yes friendly staff to boot. I have always liked our recreation center. Best in east countyread more

So, I've been coming to the rec center for the aquatic classes for a few months. The classes…read morethemselves are fun. The instructors we have had are pretty energetic and dynamic. The problem is this. Every time I've been there, one of many of the group of older women that are in the class are horrendously and egregiously rude. If it were just one of them, it might not be such a big deal, but, they seem to take turns being nasty and rude. They belittle and bully my friend, who has a strong accent. They have told her (and the rest of the group that I usually go with) and I quote, "shut the 'frack' (only, not such a nice word) up" for having fun in the class. A class that is taking place in a large pool, with loud music, lots of echoey sounds, and lots of people making noise from moving around in the water. They also got one of the regulars kicked out for a couple of weeks, because she was talking with a friend during class. After having this happen EVERY time we have gone, I am never returning to the rec center. The rude people have won, they can keep their rec center to themselves. It's such a shame, because I really like the rec center. But, I will not stand by and watch others behave like people who were never taught manners, or taught how to ask politely for stuff. It's really uncalled for to be so nasty. Especially from people who I would have thought are old enough to know better.

We called ahead and asked if all aquatic attractions are open, especially the water slide, the…read morefront desk said yes. We drove 38 mins from Fort Collins and paid 24 dollars to find out with 25 patrons in the pool they cannot open the slide. I politely asked for a full or even partial refund. The supervisor said I give you a one day family pass. I said we won't be coming back. I said you guys are really good at taking families money, but real shitty with issuing refunds. Btw the lazy river was cold and smelled of pee pee.

I have only been in twice to this facility and both times were for fencing classes that were being…read moreoffered there with my girl scouts. The location has a nice sized parking lot. Staff at front desk was friendly. What i saw of the building looked clean and spacious. The building was a very open layout. If I was closer to the center i would probably try to frequent it more often. Fencing classes offered there are very good, fun and professional

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.