Our kids Love Progresh! They could spend hours here every time we go. The staff are very helpful…read moreand kind. They have snack vending machines but they are ok with you bringing your own. I definitely recommend bringing water bottles.

We just completed our first ski lesson here and I have nothing but positive things to say. My 4 1/2…read morehad such a fun experience and by the end of the class was able to ski down all on his own! Both the instructors were kind, caring and patient. Kyle was especially great with my 2 1/2 year old. She quickly discovered she wasn't ready and he stopped to acknowledge her feelings, look at her and discuss what was going on. She didn't want to continue but the level of care he exhibited was beyond sweet! This is such an amazing facility with lots of great classes. Now I want to sign up too!

We had a nice visit to the newly renovated rec center. I made the mistake of walking all the way to…read morethe old building that says "northglenn recreation center" but that building is closed and the renovated building is the one right in front of the parking lot. There was ample parking, I just wish there were more spots with shade since it was 80 degrees when we went. The inside is huge and clean. There are so many activities that you can do inside-pools, courts, etc. There are family changing rooms and locker rooms that both have showers. There is a soap dispenser on the wall in the showers, and all of them were clean. The staff was great. There are also vending machines inside if you want a little snack-there are some healthy options inside. Overall a nice visit and will definitely be back

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

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

There is no customer service the people at the front desk are rude to everybody I seen them be rude…read moreto more than one person this rec center obviously doesn't care about whether they're rude or not to people I called ahead of time to ask them if I could pay with cash and went over the passes obviously I was buying $100 pass and they told me it was OK so I brought $100 exact Change for what I owed them and they would not accept it come on they pay them enough to be able to say we only take credit cards they shouldn't accept cash at all if they could only accept five dollars and they should tell you over the phone before you bring your money they're so rude and they don't update anything and they don't tell you that your passes expire I was not told and did not know that my pass expired Nice swimming pool but crappy people I assume that's what we'll see nowadays. make sure you call ahead of time because they do not post or update anything when they close or have problems

My husband and I held our wedding ceremony at the plaza and reception in the community room, I…read morecouldn't had hoped for a better venue. Derek and Shane were so helpful answering any questions we had and went above and beyond to make our day so special. Thank you so much! We highly recommend Westminster City Park, we will use their services for future gatherings.

The music in the facility and lobby is so obnoxious and loud that I can't even block it out with…read morenoise-canceling headphones. It's not soothing or motivating. However, the facilities are great; the pool is well-maintained and up to date.

We bought an annual membership at this center about a month ago and we love it! As far as the…read moreprice, we pay out of town rates and are thrilled with them. A few years ago we were members of Lifetime Fitness and let me tell you, those are the prices that are outrageous!! We have three adults and prepaid childcare for a 4-year-old and an infant and it is only $73/month!! So I don't know what the people who are complaining about the price are used to paying but the going rate now at Lifetime is $65/month for just the 1st person. Now, are the locker rooms nicer there, yes. Everything is probably a notch up there but this place is still wonderful for the price. I go at different times during the week and the only time that things have been a bit crowded was this last Sunday afternoon at the pool, but even that was not too bad. The track is nice. There are big windows and you can see the mountains as you walk. You can also pretend you are looking down at the basketball court as you look back to see if you are about to be lapped. You do have to ask for a code before going up but they tell you this if you come in and ask about the center. The pools are a bit chilly (granted it is the middle of winter and there are huge windows) but they are a good size and seem to handle the number of people. I swim every Friday with my 4-year-old and she is usually the only kid. The guards are very nice and very alert! They are constantly walking and counting the guests. I just started taking the interval class and the instructor is great. The people in the class are so supportive too. I am about 100 lbs overweight and was VERY self-conscious about being in this class, but complete strangers were smiling at me, giving me high 5's and when I went to grab my water one lady thought I was upset and leaving. She stopped her work-out to encourage me to stay. That is a pretty great community of people. My kids also love the child care. The workers are so kind. They have never acted put-out or frustrated at all. They seem to really enjoy the kids and mine asks almost everyday if she can go there. My biggest suggestion would have to be some customer service training for some of the front desk staff. I know they are busy and I'm sure they put up with a lot of stuff, but some of them act like they are constantly irritated no matter how polite you are. Again, I don't think that you can beat this facility for the price!!

I'm just not a fan... their swim area isn't ideal. They have a baby pool that's a very small space…read morebut also too much splashing to actually accommodate a baby... The wave pool is kind of cool however it is pretty narrow, and they allow kids to be extra rambunctious in there, which makes it more of a danger than anything. Multiple times I've been there, the lap pool has been closed, which has a rock climbing wall, which maybe could be cool but again it's always been closed. It's the only pool deeper than 3 1/2 feet. They have a small lazy river which could be fun however all kids have to be in a tube and that's just not for everyone. There's a sign on the locker room that says little boys six and under aren't allowed in the women's restroom... Maybe people are fine with that but my six-year-old son is too small to be alone. Also, the biggest turn off is that you have to pay even if you aren't swimming. My kids are smaller and so obviously need a parent, but I don't need to be in the water with them, and you still have to pay, regardless, which is just annoying and kind of a rip off. It's just not where I would choose again.

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!

Beautiful and relaxing park. Very clean, walking paths around lakes, dog friendly, park benches…read more(although they can use an upgrade and maybe a few additional ones throughout), playground, healthy trees. Can grab a coffee at the nearby Reunion Coffee House (their back porch backs up to the park) and enjoy a stroll while enjoying your morning cup!

The temperature at the Reunion Rec Center is entirely too cold. It is not uncommon that the air…read moreconditioning is running when the temperature outside is 60-65 degrees. Working out while not being adequately warmed up can lead to unwanted injuries. Please control the temperature to a reasonable degree. Thank you!

I was one of the first members of the ERC. I remember when it opened, trilled to have anything that…read moremade living easier. I'm amazed that membership prices have been unaffected by inflation. I'm also amazed that anyone in 2026 could complain about the facility which opened January 5, 2008, and after nearly 20 years looks practically new. Highly recommend anyone check this place out!

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.

We had such an amazing time white water rafting with Liquid Descent! Our guide, Kayla, was…read morefantastic. She made us feel safe and comfortable from the very beginning, and gave clear instructions so we always knew what to do. She tailored our ride to how "spicy" we wanted to make it, so since it was our first time rafting, that made us feel great. The trip was the perfect level of excitement for us as beginners. It was fun, thrilling, and adventurous without ever feeling overwhelming. My sons, ages 10 and 13, had an absolute blast and want to plan another trip back. We even got to see a bald eagle along the river, it was phenomenal. The weather was perfect, and the whole experience was incredibly well organized. It's also just under two hours from Denver, making it a great day trip. We really appreciated the free parking, and they kept our car keys safely in the office while we were out on the river. We felt completely comfortable leaving everything else locked in our car. We couldn't have asked for a better first rafting experience. We would absolutely recommend them to anyone, especially families and first-time rafters. Definitely opt for the photo package too - the pictures we received were stunning and memorable. Huge thanks to Kayla and the Liquid Descent team!

I can't say enough good things about our experience with Liquid Descent. My daughter and I signed…read moreup for the beginner rafting trip... and while she was excited... I was terrified. I was so nervous walking in, but from the moment we arrived, every single staff member made us feel welcomed, safe, and supported. Our guide, Koa, was the perfect balance of fun, kind, and incredibly skilled. He guided us through the rapids with such confidence and ease while also making sure everyone felt safe and included. He checked in on us several times throughout and made sure we were having fun, asked us if we wanted to "spice it up" a bit or keep it mellow and just really let us know this was "our" trip and he's cater to what we wanted. I quickly found myself letting go of fear and enjoying the moment... something I didn't expect would happen. Koa's energy was contagious, and his calm, respectful nature made us feel like we were in the best hands possible. At one point on the river, another rafting company had a mishap and we had to pull over and wait for them to recover and get their riders back into the raft safely. Koa explained what had happened with total grace - no judgment, no gossip - just a calm and respectful explanation. He also spoke so kindly of his own coworkers and even the owner of Liquid Descent. You could tell he genuinely cares about the rafting community and takes pride in his work and LOVES his Liquid Descent family! Every employee we encountered was friendly, encouraging, and helpful - from getting us fitted with helmets and life jackets to cheering us on as we headed out. As someone who started out nervous, that kind of supportive vibe made a huge difference. They encouraged me, and they helped me push past my comfort zone in the best way possible. What a GREAT memory! We will remember this day not only for the thrill of the rapids, but for the kindness and heart of the people who guided us through it! If you are considering rafting in Colorado, go with Liquid Descent. I'm so glad we did!

This is a great place to come and play basketball/volleyball. The prices are great and they offer a…read morelot of clubs/learning opportunities for kids.

The Courts Sports complex.... walking in the staff at the front desk behave as if you are bothering…read morethem. The trainner that is there to help players with injury or to prevent injury doesn't even bother to look up from his phone when asked a question. I guess the trainer doesn't get ice or have access to ice so you have to go to the concession area. They make you wait for the food line to disappear, I guess that is more important than an athlete with injury. I have been coming here for many years and it just keeps getting worse. The parnets/fans that are rude, the staff that are annoyed that you are there, the cost of entrance and the poor quality reffs that don't make calls because of times they are "sticking" to tgat result in injury. My recommendation would be to give another court your business because this place is horrible.