It reminds me of an elks club. Something that is rooted in community and special occasions but…read morefeels older and in need of some updates. The lighting is quite dark. Not great for photos, due to the big picture windows and then dimly lit interior, but accommodating and employees were very professional.

It is a really nice club my son loves it and it is. Just the best for competitive kids.read more

Highly recommend for kids, teens, and active adults! Our whole family had such a fun time. The…read morestaff was incredibly kind and helpful, and the entire facility was clean and well-maintained. We'll definitely be back!

This place is wonderful! We went to Warrior Playground on a Friday, and on Monday of the next…read moreweek, they called us personally to ask how we enjoyed the experience, and how they could better serve us in the future. The owners are real people running a locally owned business, and offering GREAT service to their customers! They don't have all of the bells and whistles of the larger and more corporate trampoline/ninja parks, but the experience was just as enjoyable for our family! I have three boys and a girl aged 16 to 6. They are in gymnastics and are self-taught in Ninja obstacles. At first, the staff hesitated to allow my kids to try the advanced ninja obstacles (because it was our first time there), but communicated that clearly and considerately, while eventually giving them a chance to "prove themselves" under proper supervision. I appreciated their genuine concern for my kids' safety, while still being willing to cater to their desire to challenge themselves. My boys also appreciated the staff catering to them so they could enjoy the experience even more! Warrior Playground appears on the Colorado "Get Out Pass" which gets you a free session at the playground during Open Gym time on certain days.

Stadium is a great venue, I never have a poor experience there!! Great fans, great soccerread more

A great event for kids. A nice event for a date but unfortunately the soccer team isn't that great…read more In there defense the ref was horrible. The stadium is beautifully done and the staff was extremely helpful and friends.

wonderful sports park great conditio, floodlights are nice on evenings and the bathrooms are in…read moregreat condition. much recommend!

Big fields over 50 good for tournaments but grass was a little high for soccer absolutely loved the…read morefields though

I just finished up my first season of indoor soccer this week at the Rocky Mountain Soccer Center…read more The actual field we played on was okay (fake grass stuff over rubber...not too fast, but not too slow), but parts of the rest of the facility were kinda gross. Like the women's bathroom. At the beginning of the season, there was a 2x2 foot square opening in the stall wall between two of the toilets. Sometimes this would be covered up by a piece of plywood. At the end of the season, the square opening was still there, and the plywood would not stay up any longer, so there was just a window to watch each other through. The presence of soap was hit or miss. Gag. There is a store at this facility, which I never set foot in, because I am frugal. But by the looks of it, they sell basic soccer needs, not sure if they hike their prices for the convenience or not. Sorry, not helpful. If you find yourself going to Rocky Mountain Soccer Center, note that the entrance looks more like you are driving up on to a sidewalk, rather than a street leading to their parking lot. And the building is a big white metal box. There have almost been two fights between female players after games. I am not a fan of hearing someone get punched in the face or seeing the blood, but the fact that the potential of a fight existed, well, I think that speaks of a hearty and authentic sport center. My kinda place. Without this last element, I would have only given two stars, but the rowdiness factor earns them the third.

Played here for 6 seasons, and decided our team will not be returning. They can't seem to get it…read moreall figured out. Every season, it takes them until the third or fourth week to generate a full schedule, and half the time you don't even get a chance to play every team in the division. The refereeing is inconsistent, as rules change from week to week (one day sliding twice is a 2 minute penalty, the next week it isn't). If they decide to get the I act together, we might return one day.

We have been with 3 different clubs in my oldest child's 8 years playing competitive soccer. Every…read moreclub can improve in one way or another, it's also a business that wants to give kids an opportunity to play. We belonged to a club that cost a lot more than SVFC and began competitive as U8 with out of state travel 4 times a year. So, I understand the cost of competitive and appreciate the club offering rec play. In response to the 2 star review, i know families involved with being cut because of there not being enough players , teams with too many players and teams with just enough. The club can't help it if a family does say they will play and commit to a team then back out at the last minute leaving a team sparse. We have joined stvrain because of the kids and parents. We were not sure where we would play when we moved to the state but quickly found something great in a small town.

The coaches have been extremely supportive and patient with all the girls. The club is caring yet…read morecompetitive, and compassionately helps all players develop at a rate and to a level they are comfortable but challenged with. Healthy relationships between the girls have been fostered, and the parents are heavily encouraged to be supportive of all players, coaches, and referees. This is a good club with good people.