I love the concept! I just wish it was closer. I won a month membership at a silent auction and…read morefinally had a chance to redeem it. We live 30 minutes away so continuing the membership outside of the summer doesn't make sense for our family. During our time, we went to the indoor playground and attended a few classes! Which made it worth it. My 2 year old didn't care too much for the 1-2 year old class but loved the 2-4 balance and play. The coaches are really nice and my son loved them. Again, great place to wear out a toddler. We'll definitely be back next summer hopefully with another membership. My son really enjoyed his time here. No real complaints here.

Our favorite gym in the city. We love the classes that focus on body movement and awareness and the…read moreopen gym for getting our sillies out! There's something for everyone with options ranging from a ball pits, a rock wall, basketball hoops, dress up clothes, trampolines a playground, and busy boards. There is even a small circular playground for the very little ones. The focused movement classes start as young as 1 yrs old and they also have options for soccer classes. On bad weather day the gym fills quickly so it's best to make a reservation online, but usually we can walk in no problem.

My 8-month-old daughter is enrolled in the Baby Ballet class, and she absolutely loves it! Watching…read moreher light up during each session has been such a joy. The interaction with the other children is wonderful and provides a fun, engaging social experience at such a young age. The environment is warm, welcoming, and incredibly family-friendly, making every class something we look forward to. The instructors are truly amazing--patient, energetic, and genuinely invested in helping each child feel comfortable and included. They create a positive atmosphere where the little ones can explore, learn, and have fun at their own pace. We couldn't be happier with our experience and highly recommend this program to any parent looking for a nurturing and enjoyable activity for their child!

Tutu school has been such a great activity for my daughter! This was the first activity we started…read morefor her and now she's been on stage doing recitals multiple times and loves it.

Beck Rec Center has been permanently closed for over two years now. It use to be run by an awesome…read moregroup of front desk employees and the leadership team was excellent.

My son started swim class today at Beck Rec Center - I hope things get better. It wasn't an awful…read moreexperience, but it wasn't great either. The class itself was good. The time leading up to class was absolute chaos though. There were a set of classes that ended at 10:15 and then another set that started at 10:15. I would estimate probably well over 75 kids were either in the pool or on the pool deck - plus all the parents. Once it was time to start the next set of classes it was a nightmare trying to dodge kids getting out of the pool. I feel like there should be a better way to transition from class to class time. All-in-all it wasn't a terrible experience. We will see how the rest of the classes go.

This review includes the email that I sent to the camp manager. He was incredibly rude and short…read morewith me - there was no apology at all, however they did refund my money for that week. We have been to the camps before, but this year it was beyond disappointing. Our daughter is enrolled in the 2-week camp: 7/26 - 8/6 and we have to tell you how disappointing this week has been. First of all, the counsellors are great and Grey really liked them - we have no complaints there. We want to bring to your attention just how the kids spent the week: Day 1: they went canoeing in a lake where the water is so filthy and toxic that the kids were told they could not get in the water at all and to make sure the water didn't go near their mouths as they would get extremely sick. Day 2: they went on a bike ride and were taken to a trail that was completely exposed and offered no shade. Ultimately, they could only ride for 30+ minutes before they had to call it quits as the kids were overheating. When the 100+ degree weather is taken into consideration, this seems like a ridiculous activity and a poor choice of bike path. Apparently they spend most of the day sitting under a tree to escape the heat. Day 3: a hike was planned but apparently one of the kids forgot their medication so once at their destination, they all sat around and waited over an hour for the child's mother to arrive with the medication. Once that was over they "hiked" for literally 20 minutes before loading up and driving back. Day 4: this was another water day an equally filthy lake. Even though the temperature was over 100 degrees, they couldn't jump in the lake. Day 5: this was the only day our daughter enjoyed because they finally went to a lake where they could jump in the water. When one takes into account the $100/day price tag we pay for your camp to show our children the kind of summertime outdoor adventures we as parents would have enjoyed taking them on ourselves, it seems as though all we paid for in the end was an elaborate daycare.

My son did 2 camps this summer. He had a Great time and as a parent, I could not have been more…read morepleased! The camp was SO organized, I almost could not believe it! Customer service and communications on all levels was amazing! I definitely recommend Avid4 Adventure

I don't recommend them for an overnight camp. I complained that my kids sat in a room with…read morecomputers for 3 hours every night . Their response its okay because they did snow cones one night. Expensive with no camp experience. Pick another overnight camp.

As a camper here, I can say that I really appreciate how polite and respectful the staff is. They…read moreare all super cool, friendly, and know exactly what they are doing. I love it here! Food and facilities are super, computers are great, and fun is always a top priority!

This place is great swimming school for babies/kids! Coach Alan is my daughter's instructor and she…read moreloves him a lot! Shes been learning so much and i am grateful and thankful for Coach Alan for being so hands on and patient! She gets so excited every time!

Coach Jaime is truly the best coach at LK! His kindness, patience, and genuine care for every child…read moremake him so special. He has believed in Daniel from the very beginning, and watching him grow from Level 2 to Level 6 has been incredible. Coach Jaime has helped build not only Daniel's swimming skills but also his confidence and love for the sport. We are so grateful for his dedication, encouragement, and the positive impact he's had on our son. Thank you, Coach Jaime, for everything you do--you are truly one of a kind!

We tried out two different daycare environments (one in-home, one "chain" center) prior to…read morediscovering Goddard II Aurora. On the recommendation of a coworker, I toured and was amazed at the quality of care they give here. My oldest began attending at 13 months, and just recently started kindergarten. His brothers have been attending since 7 months and are now 2 years old. They will attend until they begin kindergarten, as well. Our experience here has been nothing short of wonderful. All the staff knows us by name, even teachers who don't have my kiddos in their rooms. I know my kids are safe and well-taken care of. They love being dropped off and greet their teachers with big hugs every morning. All the staff loves on each and every kid like they are their own, and the curriculum - WOW! My oldest is already reading and performing at 1-2nd grade levels in math & science. Both my 2 year olds (JUST turned 2!) know their shapes, colors, letters - and one of my twins can count to 17 already. The teachers here TEACH - they aren't just watching your kids. We've loved this place and plan to have my oldest return for summer camp, and the twins will stay until they are ready for elementary.

I could write an entire book on why I would recommend this school, but I will try to "summarize" as…read moremuch as possible. Our Son went to Goddard from 12 weeks old until he was almost 18 months. We left Goddard only because we choose to move to a new state to be closer to family. This team was more than daycare providers they were advocates, friends and supporters for us during our time at the school. Our son started as an infant and we had no idea what we would experience over our time at Goddard. While at the school our son was diagnosed with a rare condition that causes him to be legally blind as well as being diagnosed with Cerebral Palsy. For a parent with a child with special needs you have a fear that your child will be treated differently, or poorly because it maybe more difficult to care for him. This school not only ensure we didn't have that fear while he was there but they were a huge advocate for what he needed. His teachers in the beginning brought up concerns or thing they were seeing to see if we were also seeing the same thing at home. They were actively engaged with his Development, and were constantly asking what they could be doing in the classroom to help him. Our doctors were always complementing how supportive the school was on his development and reminding us that not everyone is like that. For us, this staff was a god sent in a very difficult time. The staff shared in the highs and lows. This team was and is not just simply a daycare, they were family. Along the way it was not easy and we had to work together to find solutions, but we always did. I miss dropping our son off there everyday. He was so very happy at the school. Everyday he would get a big smile on his face and so excited to go to his class. He very rarely cried when I left him, but if he did by the time I walked away he was done. He LOVED his ladies and we did also. If you are looking for a school to support your child through their development you have found your school. I am VERY critical person and they exceeded my expectations ever step of the way.

I cannot say enough good things about Goddard Park Hill. From day one, Heather (the director) has…read morebeen incredible -- she went above and beyond to help us get our youngest daughter a spot when we had a long commute to another daycare across town. This is the third daycare we've tried between our two daughters, and the difference here is night and day. The other centers were fine -- our kids were safe and had their basic needs met -- but we never felt truly welcomed. At Goddard, every teacher & staff member greets us with genuine warmth and a smile, every single day. It's clear they pay close attention to our daughter -- they notice the little things, celebrate her milestones, and care for her as if she were their own. We feel like part of a real community rather than just a drop-off and pick-up. We've been blown away by the level of care, communication, and joy that fills this school every day. I can't imagine a better environment for our daughter to grow and thrive. I'd recommend Goddard (and Heather's amazing team!) to any parent in a heartbeat.

We really wanted to be at Goddard for the long term, that's what made our experience most…read moredisappointing. We had made the switch from another school for our daughter after receiving subpar care. We were excited to hear that Goddard had tenured teachers and a positive environment. This changed three months in when our daughter's teacher left and a replacement was not immediately found. Within that month, our daughter had a concussion under odd circumstances and we were encouraged to sign a document testifying to the circumstances that we now regret. Let alone she had the concussion in the morning and were not told about it until we picked her up. We were told that our medical expenses would be taken care of and that the owner wanted to speak with us. The latter never happened and the former was referred to the insurer. The fact that I sit here six months later and only now have been made whole should speak to how taken care of we felt. The issues did not end when the teaching position was filled. We were confounded to hear that my daughter was being put in time out (something we were told did not happen and something we do not agree with). When we asked why, we were told she was copying other kids and getting close to an external door. When we were asked by the teacher for an alternative to timeout, the teacher seemed offended that we actually had an idea of what they could do differently. This didn't end that form of punishment as our daughter was put in a corner for having a cold less than a month later. Our child's teacher was often late and were left to guess where to drop our child off. When she was there in the morning she often smelled like cigarettes. People's personal choices are their own, but don't take them into my three year old's school life. We were unsure what my daughter actually was learning. Goddard sends you a weekly curriculum that is supposed to be followed by teachers to a T. When we were asked to bring in objects for that week's lesson our teacher seemed confused and unsure of what to do with them. That made us quite concerned that our daughter's time was being wasted. In the cutthroat world of Denver childcare, I understand why some folks will continue to send their children to Goddard Park Hill, but I hope this final anecdote will make you think twice. Our daughter's demeanor and behavior has improved drastically at home since leaving Goddard. We will never look back and regret our decision to move her out of that school.