One of my favorite country clubs in the nation to play Platform tennis (paddle tennis) is at the…read moreArapahoe Tennis Club. Cary and all of the members of this club are inviting, welcoming, and make you feel right at home. I have competed in the Arapahoe Invitational tournament back to back years and while this year did not hold their tournament, looking to play in 2021. For those who don't know what Platform Tennis is: Platform Tennis is an outdoor racquet sport generally played in cool or cold weather, although it has become a year-round sport in some regions. Courts are generally on a raised platform, allowing heaters under the deck to keep the playing surface playable no matter what Mother Nature throws at you. The top 5 popular cities for Platform Tennis are Boston, Chicago, St. Louis, Kansas City, and Denver. If you get the chance to play platform tennis, I highly recommend it!

The facility is very nice. It's only 2 years old so equipment is in great shape…read more Most classes play the music so loud that you can barely hear the instructor or the instructor has to yell on top of the music. Many times my watch shows a decibel level of 97+ decibels. That is not healthy. The cafe there has a motto that says, "if it's here it's healthy". That is not true with the classes because the music is so loud it will damage your hearing and nobody wants that. And nobody wants the instructor to be yelling constantly. That is not motivating. This happens in more than one class with more than one instructor. Not sure what they are thinking.

I guess the sentiment regarding the rude and disrespectful staffing culture spills over to this…read moreclubs' USTA teams since half the players work at LT. I haven't been playing USTA tennis in Colorado for very long, but we recently played one of the tennis teams from LT Centennial. One of the things I like most about Colorado is the people and the laid-back and friendly attitudes. The LT team we played against was rude, condescending, lacked ethics, had a superiority complex and frankly were the most unpleasant group of women I have ever been around in the tennis community. I'm surprised that management at LT Centennial isn't trying to change the culture when it comes to their facility, but I'm sure that eventually they'll see it in their bottom line. USTA Ladies, be better.

Great park with so much space and activities! Soccer, batting cages, fantastic skate park, tennis…read morecourts, fishing for little kids, ...

Great park. Clean. Lots of parking. Has a gate which helps keep littles from running on to the…read morestreet. Bathrooms! Lots of areas to play!

i took my first lesson from James and he is knowledgable, skilled, patient and provides good…read moretechnique lessons.

Daniel was very patient and informative. We really enjoyed our 1st lesson!read more

Great park with (free? I don't use them) tennis courts located right across from St. Mary's. There…read moreis also a huge children's play area with slides, see-saws, and tunnels. If you look this place up on Google maps, it calls it Lower Ridgewood Park. There is an entry on the South Suburban Parks & Rec website under each name, so I'm not sure which is technically correct. I just go by the sign out front.

Like every dog park on the planet, there's THE GOOD, THE BAD, AND THE UGLY…read more Many Reviewers believe The dog park controls the Behavior of Owners: Hey, Newsflash: If the owner or pet misbehave, It's not the bloody Dog Park's fault!! Places to Sit? Yes,GOOD......Secure Space for Unleashed Dogs? CHECK!.........Muddy? Not Today, but I could see that this might be an issue. The park management has responded to the Mud Issue, fencing off, and closing half the dog park to allow recovery. Unfortunately, as with many government responses, this has not resolved the root cause of the problem; low spots where water collects, mud forms, dogs play, and then nothing grows.

Great walking trails & dog park. Very well maintained & friendly people. Easy access.read more

Indoor pool is filthy, cannot even see to the other side when under water. Everyone just shrugs…read morewhen I ask why it is so cloudy. With all the HOA dues that are collected from the folks residing in Highlands Ranch perhaps an outside pool company should be hired to manage and fix the chemicals in the pool.

Closes anytime they feel like! Saturday said hours were open til 6pm but closed at 4pm.read more

As a resident of Highlands Ranch, I belong to the HRCA HOA which offers four rec centers, this one…read morebeing the furthest from my house. My boys and I enjoy coming to this location for the large open concept of the cardio and weight training area which is surrounded by a 1/10 of a mile track. On the ground floor there's a lazy river, hot tub, resort style pool and a lap pool. We greatly appreciate having these amenities in our community and love that the centers are well taken care of.

This place is awesome!! While visiting family in the area we were gifted a 10 guest pass to the…read morerecreation centers and used it to the fullest. The water slide is so fun, pool basketball, hot tub, lap swimming pool, pickup basketball, volleyball, pickleball, and tennis available, high quality machines and equipment. The personnel were friendly and warm, even offering to give us a tour of the facility. This is a great facility and I am grateful that my brother allowed my girlfriend and I to use the Eastridge and Southridge centers while staying over. We had soo much fun!!