I've been going to this pool since I was a child and am now taking my children here…read more I think it's a good pool, not overly crowded but upon my visit today I left a little bit disappointed. I have a 6 and 7 year old. One knows how to independently swim the other had a life jacket on and was directed to stay in the child's area. I planned on working out while the kids swam, because this is one of the few places I can watch them while working out at the same time. However the life guard on duty (older gentleman) Said that my kids were not old enough to be in the water alone. He made it clear he was very unhappy with them swimming, regardless that they were the only two in the entire pool. So disappointed because either - the gal at the front desk knew I would be in the fitness area and knew the kids would be swimming but didn't not deem it against the rules nor ask how old the kids were... or the life guard just didn't want to do his job that day. Needless to say my day didn't go as planned. But the kids still had fun while we were there.

Warm water, so-so locker room, friendly staff. Beginners masters swim class Tuesday and Thursday…read morenights is fun but tough, I really like it. Usually it isn't crowded and you can get your own lane, except when there are kids school classes. Best place to swim in North Longmont

This review is specifically for Gonzo Tennis Academy, hosted by Longmont Athletic Club. We've…read moretried out a few kids tennis lessons and coaches in different surrounding cities, but Gonzo Tennis Academy is the BEST. Why? Because for my 5 year old and 7 year old kids, they get bored easily and act up, but Coach Gonzo and his brother Coach Diego are FUN and get the kids hitting! My 5 and 7 year old kids have dramatically improved with their technique in the 1 session we've been here and they always wind up laughing so much during their lesson. They talk to the side line parents for quick 10 second tips and advice during the lesson. Everything is broken down for the kids and easy to understand. We've had "tough guy" coaching techniques before, and they just aren't appropriate for this young age...usually my kids get discouraged with that kind of coach attitude. I travel all the way from Broomfield to Longmont because it's totally worth it and very reasonable prices for (non-member) tennis lessons. Oh, and did I mention lessons are *inside* a tennis bubble? Our last tennis session at Broomfield Tennis and Swim club was outside and we often had to cancel lessons due to poor weather, and I just didn't have the time to make up the lessons on alternative days. That, and my kids just hated the Colorado cold and windy days. They mentally gave up on playing before the lesson. We can play all year long and my boys don't have a huge lull between seasons. It's really the best overall place for little kid tennis lessons! Just don't take my 2 spots from my boys, okay? ;D

My son and I were looking for a place to workout for one day as we passed through Longmont. This…read morewas the only gym that offered a day pass under 18 and we are so grateful! So many options for weight training- lots of equipment not in our gym at home. We had the best time!

Amazing public pool…read more We went most recently for the hot springs day and it was an incredible time. They had a ramen food truck (which was fine) and free coffee and hot cocoa. We have also been here as a family during the summer and the pool is lovely. You would want to come early and get a nice shady spot because they will be taken up fast. My kiddo had to do a swimming test to use the diving board in the summer and she failed both times so she had to stay in the larger shallower end of the pool. I appreciated their dedication to safety.

This review is from a Texan native. We are here on vacay. We were thinking of fun stuff to do in…read moreDenver outside of hiking trails and found this place! We went on a hike first then decided to come here after. We didn't realize it closed so early on a Saturday, we should have checked. We got there at 4:30, so only had a little to be there. Also looking at prices on this yelp, they have gone up significantly. I see people complaining about $10 a few years ago. It was $25 per adult this time. That was crazy to me, but we had already made this plan and had driven 45 minutes for this, plus it's in the vacation budget. If I lived here I would not come back because of that price. Also if you don't have a towel, they cost $20. This place is beautiful and I loved my time here, it will be a great memory, but that price is crazy. If I come back to Denver I may look for another place that may be like this.

Spruce Pool is simply, the best. The pool is clean, inviting, peaceful, just the right size. The…read morestaff of guards are friendly, careful, attentive, good managers. They make the swimmers feel carefully tended and we are soooo grateful for their hours of service. I know life guarding is often boring, tiring, but requires careful attention to the swimmers. The guards at. Spruce, are the best. The people at the entrance booth are always friendly, welcoming. i know that job is often boring, and can be pretty deadly. However, we never have that impression from them. They are always, with a ready smile. Thank you so much all the staff, all the young people who worked at. Spruce this summer. You are all gracious, and tend to your jobs with seriousness, kindness. We the swimmers, thank you soooo much. your presence makes it possible for us to swim, play, read, exercise. You are very appreciated...every day.

We love this pool for lap swimming and am thrilled and thankful that it's open again. The…read moreexperience of it is easy and chill. I even prefer the locker room to Scotty because it's brighter.

I took my 18 month old here today, we live in Lakewood but it was well worth the trip. I did get…read morethere right at opening, there was a line but we got in. I was nervous after reading about how they can reach capacity quickly. We found a shaded spot in the lawn near the baby pool. Music was great the water was warmer than I expected which was wonderful. If we lived here I'd come every week!

Lots to do- great slides- we had a ton of fun. Only down side- this pool is filthy. Tons of bugs,…read morebandaids and so much hair floating around.

For two years we've been driving down from Fort Collins to take our boys to swimming lessons here…read more Here's why we love it: 1. Heated pool. Perfect temp most of the time - none of the blue-lip agony you'll find at other pools. 2. Open swim on Tuesday nights. 3. Great swimming instructors. Here's why we don't love it: 1. Locker room is terrible. Like, really bad. We shouldn't expect much from what is basically a high school locker room, but the showers are awful (impossible to get hot water sometimes) and there are no amenities.

Dude. The water here is ballin. Some of the wettest I have ever seen. On another note, the floors…read moreare prone to causing injury. Otherwise, they have a big frog.

Came in with some friends to utilize the open tot gym. What a great idea!…read more There is so much for the kids to do/play with! They can run around and because it's in the gym, it is so easy to keep track of them. There are bleachers to sit at and watch or you can go play on the floor with the kiddos. $3 to let my kiddo run around and wear herself out for a couple of hours? Absolutely worth it!

What a great facility! We recently brought my little one to the indoor pool and had a great time…read more It's got a play structure for toddler-aged kids, a decent sized lazy river (especially for being indoors!), and a fun water slide! The locker rooms were also a good size, and we really appreciated the family locker room option. Well worth the admission price for an afternoon swim in my opinion! :)