We were in Steamboat Springs and decided to check out one of the local hot springs, and this one…read moreended up being the perfect choice--especially in winter. We picked it mainly because you don't need tire chains or spikes to get there like you do with some of the other hot springs that are icy and hard to access. Huge plus. This hot spring is right in downtown Steamboat, basically on Main Street (or very close to it), and it's part of UCHealth. Super easy to find and very convenient. They have about six or seven different hot spring pools, all at different temperatures. The hottest pool the day we went was around 102-105 degrees, which felt amazing. I tried two pools: the hottest one and the large main pool with a bridge going over it, and I absolutely loved both. The water felt incredible, and when I got out, my skin felt so good. They even have a rock-climbing feature in one of the hot pools, which was a fun and unique touch--climbing while soaking was something I didn't expect but really enjoyed. They also have two water slides, which were pretty cool. It's $7 per slide per ride, so not included in admission, but still fun if you want to add something extra. Admission was about $35, and they do offer a military discount, which I appreciated. The facility itself was great--clean changing rooms, free lockers, a small café, and lifeguards on duty. The staff was super friendly and welcoming, which always makes a difference. Overall, this was an excellent experience and a great way to relax in Steamboat Springs without dealing with sketchy winter driving. I would absolutely come back and would definitely recommend it to anyone visiting the area.

Old Town Hot Springs is a wonderful place in Steamboat Springs to relax and enjoy the day. The…read morenatural hot spring pools are soothing, clean, and offer plenty of different temperatures. It's very family friendly, and a great place to hang with friends, or by yourself. It can get a bit crowded, and finding a chair to keep your towels may be difficult, but it depends on the time. Overall, we had a great time here!

Great recreational center. Good for families. Multiple activities available…read more I came here on a trip and I needed to go to the gym. They have a lot of great facilities, weight room, cardio available just lots of stuff. They have this cool, gymnastics area. It's really fun to watch. The cool thing about it is there's a water park available and a swimming pool. The hot tub is really big. They had the cutest little recreational river. It's really small, but it's really relaxing. I saw they had a rock climbing wall as well, and it went pretty high. Amenities are pretty good. Locker room could be a bit cleaner, but it was cool that it was available and they had two different size lockers available as well. Bathrooms were pretty clean. Recommend if you're in the area and you need a gym. Or a fun time with the kids.

Best facility ever. it has the friendliest staff and is clean as a whistle. As a lap swimmer and…read morerunner I use the rec center every day. the pool area has a an excellent lap pool with a jaquezzi,steam room and sauna. The workout room is clean and modern with an indoor track. I have belonged to many different health clubs but the winter park rec center is an example of a well run facility. Claude Diamond J.D.

Quite possibly the worst lunch I've experienced in Steamboat in recent history! Ordered simple…read morelunch of two shrimp roll appetizers at $17 a piece, two cokes and an order of fries. Waited 30 minutes for our food after ordering. The shrimp rolls were horrible - meager serving of tasteless tiny shrimp with some unidentifiable seasoning - no more than a teaspoon full in each of three tiny white bread rolls, cokes were horrible - some kind of off brand fountain syrup with a medicinal after taste and a basket of fries that were ice cold. Did I mention we waited 30 minutes plus for an outside table before ordering and it was made clear to us it was because we weren't 'members' so our wait would be longer...? Made to feel like a lesser class citizens. Then there were multiple apologies from our waitress for the poor service and food and we were told they only had ONE person working in the kitchen cooking for at least 50 customers. Won't be back. Even the spectacular view couldn't make up for our experience. Disappointing all around.

Place is picture perfect. Great sandwiches. Friendly service. Spectacular views.read more

Unlike big box gyms like 24hr fitness, LA fitness, etc, this is community gym that offer child…read moreactivities, climbing wall, pool with lap lanes and lazy river and slide, full court basketball court, indoor track, aerobic room, full set of exercise equipments, gymnastics program, etc. Only thing that's missing is quality kettlebells. MichaelChon.com

This is a phenomenal summer camp for kids. A childhood friend of mine told me about it in middle…read moreschool and I went the next summer and had the time of my life. The staff is amazingly talented in their own right and the productions put on at all levels are fantastic. They teach everything from music classes, art, costumes, equestrian lessons, dance....anything artistic you'll find it here. I urge any parent looking for a performing arts camp to send their kids here. It was a defining moment in my childhood that led me to pursue music seriously as an adult.

What a wonderful asset to a community. Don't miss the performances they put on. A must see in…read moreSteamboat Springs.

Everything is right here. The swimming pool has an epic water slide which the lifeguard will turn…read moreon just for you. Even if you're the only one there! There's a gorgeous view of the rolling hills and mountains through the floor to ceiling windows. Yes, pastures and sky for miles is all you see from the pool. The pool itself has a basketball hoop, and there's a children's area with fun water features. They also have a large hot tub and a lazy river with pool rings and the friendliest staff. The rec center is only a few years old, and has state of the art equipment including elliptical machines with individual televisions. It's even cheap - $5 and you can stay all day. Who says there's nothing to do in Meeker?

For a small town, this Recreation Center is top notch. It has all of the workout equipment you need…read moreand an amazing pool (including a lazy river) and a hot tub. The park nearby is awesome for kiddos to play. Such a great amenity for the town of Meeker and visitors.

Atmosphere: Strawberry Hot Springs is one of my favorite hot…read morespring spots to relax. The atmosphere is so calm and peaceful. You can really let go of all your stress as soon as you get there. They have about four hot pools and a cold plunge. The cold plunge is freezing at first but it actually feels amazing after being in the hot water for a while. I've visited in both fall and winter, and each season is stunning. Kids are welcome during the day. Which makes it great for a family visit. At night, clothing is optional during certain hours, so just check ahead if that's not your thing. Service: The staff is really laid-back and friendly. They check bags for food because chipmunks will try to sneak to your bag and steal your snacks. The bathrooms are always clean and well-maintained. Everyone makes the whole experience feel easy and enjoyable. Cost & Reservations: If you drive yourself and there's no snow, admission is $20 cash per person. If it's snowy, there's a shuttle from Steamboat Springs for about $50, which includes admission. Visits are two-hour reservations, you can book on their website. Payment is cash only in person, so make sure to bring some. Tips: Keep snacks in your car to avoid the chipmunks, bring a towel and something warm to wear after your soak, and enjoy!

Obviously the location is amazing. Hard to beat hot springs in winter, especially since we were…read morelucky enough to be there while it was snowing. But service and accommodations? Negative stars. My husband and I just stayed two nights in the caboose for our anniversary. First impressions the caboose is adorable, but smells like the inside of a bong. Absolutely overwhelmingly rank. We opened all the doors and windows and used most of a bottle of febreeze we found under the sink to make it slightly more tolerable. Then when we pulled open the murphy bed we found someone else's dirty underwear. We let the attendant know, he apologized and told us he'd let his manager know and we should hear from her the next day. We watched him write a note for her. Heard absolutely nothing. No follow up whatsoever. We talked to another employee when we were checking out to let him know we left a pile of someone else's dirty laundry on the stoop and his response was "f***, I keep telling those guys they have to clean in there." Seriously not impressed for a $500 stay. On top of that the provided linens are one thin blanket, threadbare sheets and the saddest pillows you've ever slept on. I get that it's a rustic setting, but that's no excuse for a dirty, smelly room and cheapskate bedding. It was just gross.

Very nice as public recreation facilities go. Centrally located in the valley. It's a worthwhile…read morevisit, if you need to hit the stair master.

Adequate, not quite amazing. The facility was built "way back" in 1995 and needs a bit of a…read morerefresh. Little water pressure in showers, a few machines are out of order and many missing or mismatched ceiling tiles. Nice locker facilities but might benefit from combination locks instead of none or bring your own.

Had a fun time here! They allowed us to skate to our hearts content although we were the only…read moreskaters during the free skate period.

Love this place, been coming here over the year to play hockey in the legue for many years, The…read morerink host a very good small legue of men's hockey and women's hockey that is very comptetive. I have to say the ice is some of the best around, maybe because the people working their do a better job of using the zamboni or may the cooling system is better, not sure but this place is great for hockey. Outside the ice rink is the Eagle town pool and is ine very busy place in the summer. Great place to go and cool off. Around the ice rink I think is some of the best mountain biking in the state. Trails leading to miles and miles of riding in all directions. One of the trails called the Haymaker is where the State High School championships have been help for the last couple of years, The trailhead starts right from the parking lot of the ice rink. Mountain bikers can also hit the bmx track next door that is open all of the time to the public. Next to the bmx track their is a pump track that is also very cool and fun to warm up on before leaving to go on a mountain bike ride. I also have to say that the staff who run and take of the ice rink and the and the park around are some of the nices people you might want to ever meet. It's nice you meet people how care about their job and do such a great job. Maybe something that is harder too find nowadays.