They need electric charging stations for care. So many people drive electric cars ther and there…read moreare none in the orchard

You sell 50$ tumblers for ice tea and never have any ice and half the time no tea. Be better…read more It's not difficult.

This gym is a hidden gem. It honestly has more equipment than a lot of the big name gyms. The owner…read moreis very friendly and makes sure you are feeling comfortable. She also makes sure no details are forgotten, from the hair ties, toiletries, water massage bed, vibration plates, massage guns, and everything else you'd need to be successful at the gym. I am so glad we found this place.

So I have going to Adventure Fitness regularly for the last few years. It is a small locally owned…read moreshop that has nearly everything you could imagine - all the standard stuff - free weights, bench and squat racks, various bikes types, elliptical, row, stairclimber, along with specialized machine weights for every muscle group but they also have some unique items - jacobs ladder, climbing wall, cryotherapy machine, kick-boxing/punching bags and so much more you just have to check them out.

I do think they are a good facility , however i had signed a membership and then two weeks later i…read morebecame bedridden and it looks like I'm going to have to stay that way for at least 6 months so I canceled the membership and they still charge me a $58 cancellation fee. I really feel like that was not a kind thing to do ​​​​​​​​ even though I called them and explain my situation again and asked if they could maybe waive that , they refused ​

I typically go to the Westminster location and I didn't realize the difference until coming to…read moreThornton. The Thornton location is dirty, nobody welcomed me even though I looked lost, it smells, half the machines were out of service or looked a lot older than the other location, it was very crowded, the layout doesn't make sense, the one bike I was on in the theater room made a clicking noise every rotation, the circuit timer is nonexistent so I used my phone timer, and I sat in the sauna for 45 minutes and didn't break a sweat! I met a girl in the sauna and she said she goes there for convenience but hates it because everything is always broken. The only thing I liked was the stand up tanning bed option but I wasn't able to use it because they were all full and by that time I was over it. It needs a major facelift!

Very spacious gym! So many machines and free weights that you hardly are ever waiting to use…read moresomething, which is very convenient. All the racks, weights and machines are nice condition as well! Men's locker room is very spacious and kept clean!

Coach Lisa is absolutely amazing. She's motivating, knowledgeable, and genuinely cares about the…read morepeople she trains. She pushes you in the best way while still making workouts feel approachable and positive. You can tell she puts real thought into her classes and wants everyone to succeed, no matter their fitness level. VASA on 104th is lucky to have her she makes the gym a place you actually want to show up to.

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.

O have never been to a group fitness class like this before, and I have always been way too…read moreintimidated to give it a shot... until now. I'm trying to find a style of training that would fit my goals and motivate me to push myself more than just wandering around the gym by myself. Orangetheory offers a free class for first-timers and my experience was absolutely worth the initial anxiety of walking into a completely new setting. The usual experience wouldn't normally not include the tour, explanation, and follow up that the free session does (unless you have questions of course), but my experience was 100% positive all around. I visited for a Tuesday 11:15am class and Hannah was the group's instructor. I showed up about 30 minutes early to walk through the class process, get a tour of the gym, and explanation of the various styles of classes offered. There are several lockers available to store your personal items, and showers and restrooms are available if you need them. The whole space is very clean and this location doesn't have the same subtle funk in the air that a lot of gyms tend to have lol. The gym is large, the light is very forgiving (especially for those of us that turn into tomatoes while working out), and there are multiple dans that help to keep you cool while you're moving. The class is attended was very upbeat and motivating. Hannah was such an awesome coach and gives off a very positive energy; it definitely seems like she loves what she does, and in my opinion is very good at it. The class this day was pretty small, about 12 people to their standard 25 or so, so we were able to kinda spread out on the equipment. I particularly enjoyed the guided workout and direction we received from the coach; I feel like this keeps you focused on the workout and allows you to put all your energy into it rather than what I mentioned before about aimless wandering and whatnot. The positive reinforcement while working out is also super motivating, and the extra guidance (if you need it) on proper form and technique is extremely helpful and delivered in such a kind, supportive way. The membership is admittedly expensive, but I think could be worth the price depending on your willingness to commit to a consistent schedule. There are single classes and package options available for purchase in addition to the annual/monthly memberships for those that might want to just visit a handful of times over the course of a month or more, so options are flexible. The concept of Orangetheory is very cool, and I think more of a bang than your normal classes at a gym might be, so it's definitely worth at least a try to figure out if you think a membership is right for you!

One of the best things about having an Orangetheory membership is that you don't have to worry…read moreabout missing a class just because you're traveling! My fiancé and I were in the Denver-area visiting some friends -- and we decided to book a Sunday morning class at this OTF location with Rhea. Heads-up if you're coming from out of town -- you'll need to call the studio and give them a credit card to put on file AND plan to arrive 10-15 minutes before your class to fill out some paperwork. You have to do this at every new location you visit -- but it's only once, and then they'll have all of your info on file. Rhea was an amazing coach -- so engaged and encouraging! I liked how this studio was set up compared to our home studio in that the instructor's microphone can connect with one of two speakers based on where they are in the room. For example, if you're running on the treadmill, you can still have the music blasting while the coach explains the lift instructions to the floor crew, and vice versa. One thing I will say if you're visiting this particular studio (or any in the Denver area) is that the altitude is no joke. My typical "push pace" was a lot closer to my normal "base pace," simply because my body isn't used to running at that level. Even still - I had a great workout, and Rhea helped us stay in touch with what our bodies needed in each component. Thanks so much, OTF Thornton! We'd definitely return for a class the next time we're in town.

We moved from Broomfield 4 years ago and really miss this rec center. We've been unable to find…read moreanything similar in our new location. It has many exercise options, the facility and equipment are well maintained and is at a great price. Staff is friendly.

My wife, myself, and our 6-month baby were swimming laps (yes, laps in an infant flotation device)…read morein the lap pool lane when the lifeguard asked us to leave it for someone who 'actually wants to swim laps.' We explained that we are also swimming laps and we don't understand why we need to leave the lane for someone else who wants to do the same. The lifeguard told us the ~50 y/o man was rude to her, so she felt pressured to do so. We settled on splitting the lap pool into two sides (even though we are literally 3 people and he is 1). The guy didn't like that very much and he stood against the wall at one end of the pool for a while looking upset. When we swam to the end of the pool he was on, he forcefully splashed down into the water to send it into my baby son's face and made him gasp for breath and start crying. A male lifeguard witnessed this and went for help. When the manager arrived, she insisted that we leave the lane and when we refused, she asked that we instead continue 'sharing' the lap pool lane with the guy who assaulted our child. The best part is the first time we wanted to go swimming in Broomfield, we arrived at the other facility that has strictly lap pools and therapy pools and they suggested WE GO ELSEWHERE because it's NOT FOR BABIES. Ok then why does the 50 y/o creep get to come to the kids pool and demand we exit the lane? Thanks for being just another place in Colorado that hates babies. We are disgusted by the manager response. If you have an issue here, dial 911, cause no one is going to help you. Even when you go to a place built for children, they will act like they're worthless and an inconvenience to others. Review your policies.