Great programs. Nice helpful staff. Feels very welcoming environment. Pottery classes are great…read moretoo

Very friendly and clean. The staff are sweet to us old people and I feel very much at home here…read more There are plenty of activities to keep seniors busy and off the streets. I love working the community puzzle. There is bingo and cards, and silver sneakers, and yoga, and pottery and book club, and a small library.

A nice place for Older Adults to enjoy community, exercise, and education. There are fitness…read moreclasses, cooking classes, and informational seminars. Most offerings are FREE for YMCA members or Centennial residents but all are welcome. There are movie days, and special event gatherings. There is parking at the Southglenn Mall parking lot where the old Sears was or park in the garage for free. Hours at the center are Monday - Friday, 10 AM - 3 PM. The SG library is nearby too.

They have done a nice job transitioning this from the old library into the community center it is…read morenow. I brought my daughter here for a class that we signed up for through South Suburban. It has a refreshed and updated feel on the inside. There was a group of senior citizens playing games in the main area. And there are quite a few private education and meeting rooms. There is a desk at the front with someone you can check in with and ask questions.

From the owner: Along with fun and unique educational programming for all ages, The Lone Tree Hub is home to the…read morenew Esports Lounge with 6 professional gaming computers, the newest in gaming consoles and over 250 games. The Lone Tree Hub also offers rental space for anything and everything. Formal conference room, classroom spaces, large open lobby with lots of windows. The Hub offers a lot of flexibility when planning your next event or business meeting.

GREAT amenities and VERY affordable compared to other gyms!…read more I have 3 kids and we've been visiting The Trails Recreation Center since we moved to the area 8 years ago. My kids loved the fountain play area, lazy river and water slides, dad loves the lap pool and hot tub. There's a nice variety of paid and "free" classes for both kids and adults, as well as community activities and access to physical therapists and personal trainers. I'm an amateur kettlebell sport athlete and use the facility 4-5 times per week. The staff is generally friendly, helpful and accommodating, they keep things reasonably clean and in good repair and they have a wide variety of cardio equipment, free weights and weight machines to choose from. It can get crowded evenings and weekends, but there's seldom a long wait for equipment. I love ending my workout in the steam room or sauna and a nice hot shower before I head to work. I've had memberships at chain and franchise gyms as well as private gyms. If you're self-motivated and have your own training plan, this is a great budget-friendly option! So grateful to have access to this great facility supported by our community!!

The workers of the recreation center have no respect for people's time. It would make sense to post…read moreon their websites calendar or post a new pdf calendar when areas of the center are out of order. However, it is my belief they don't care or are LAZY. Be sure to call daily to check.

When you call you get a person who knows all the services, what clinicians specialize in what, and…read morewho takes what insurance. They have multiple price points so you can get the help you need no matter where you're at financially. They do couples therapy, individual therapy, family therapy , and a few folks there even do play therapy for kids.

I can't say enough good about People House. They provide a wide range of services targeted toward…read moremental health as well as spiritual/personal growth to populations who would otherwise have difficulty affording them. This is a truly amazing organization made up of wonderful people.

Want to meet new friends and have fun? If so, the Castle Rock Senior Activity Center is the place…read moreto go! If you said, "But I don't know anybody," it's ok. The center is a welcoming environment filled with friendly folks and fun activities. When you come for an activity, you'll meet like-minded friends. You'll find your community!

I'm visiting from out of town and when I do I love to go and meet people at the senior centers…read morewhatever I'm traveling so I went to the senior center and I love to play bunco and they had Bunco while I was here so I arranged my schedule and went on time to the center to play bunco and I was told it was going to be $5 and when I got to the table to pay she could not find my name on the list and I swear k o r i Corey at the front desk and signed me up however the ladies who take the money at the Bunko table we're very smug they told me I had to pay an additional $10 that's insane why why they should treat their guests and visitors better than that. These people acted like I was trying to bust into a $10,000 a year private golf club or something anyway I wish I had known that I just don't understand why there's resident and non-resident prices anyway why why I guess I'm going to have to have some conversations with the managers of some of these senior centers you know most seniors are on a fixed income no matter where they're from. That extra $10 they wanted me to pay which was a total of $15 then is a quarter of what it cost for their entire year membership anyway that's BS if you're visiting from out of town go if you can afford it otherwise there's a lot of other things to do when you're traveling

Attended a great class but the public internet was down and there was no alternative solution to…read moreconnect to the internet. When I asked to speak to someone other than the front desk/volunteer, I was told there was no one for me to speak to. The customer service was lacking for such a basic request.

So, this is a great resource for the community. They just installed all new fitness equipment and…read morethe staff is very helpful and friendly. If you have aging parents or want to get started in your fitness path, this is a great place to start. Many different activities.!

Freedom Service Dogs rocks as an organization!!…read more They rescue dogs from shelters and custom train them to help people with a wide range of disabilities. I started out volunteering here because I wanted to take service dogs for visits to nursing homes. They also partner with a DU counseling MA to pair the students with a therapy dog. One amazing bi-product of this program is that a dog has to be *really* special to make it through the program and meet the requirements to become a therapy dog. As a result, they put lots of pups up for adoption that FSD has trained (at least house-broken and know a sit command) and have less of a likelihood to be aggressive towards other animals or towards people. The people that are involved in this organization are awesome, I strongly recommend getting involved as a volunteer, or checking them out the next time you want to adopt a dog :0)

My experience with Freedom Service Dogs was incredibly disappointing and, at times, emotionally…read moredifficult. I entered the program seeking support for PTSD and expected a trauma-informed environment. Instead, I experienced situations that felt triggering and did not feel supported when challenges came up. The structure of the program felt rigid, and there did not seem to be enough flexibility for someone actively working through trauma. The hardest part was being awarded a service dog and then having it taken away. That was not only upsetting, but it also felt destabilizing after investing emotionally in the process. I believe organizations working with PTSD should prioritize understanding, flexibility, and meeting clients where they are. That was not my experience here. I would encourage others to ask very specific questions about how PTSD is supported before committing to this program.