Meadow Hills Pool

(12 reviews)

8.0 mi

always packed full of bus loads of daycare kids which makes it very loud and crowded and chaotic…read more doesn't feel safe. Today someone from the daycare barfed in the pool so we went to the lower pool and another child from the daycare got a bloody nose in the pool and then one of the kids took my daughters swim cover and another took our pool noodle. I think without their parents there it's just chaos. It's hard to believe this is the only outdoor pool for Lone Tree residents. We were also over charged which I had to argue about and come back around the line to prove why I needed a refund.

Cook creek pool is a very fun place to go in the summer with your friends and family. They have…read moreamazing snacks, staffs, and life guards. Definitely recommend coming to cook creek pool during summer break.

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The Trails Recreation Center

(56 reviews)

3.1 mi

Love the hot tub & river. Looking into the aquatic classes. The instructor for class seems really…read moregood.

Compared to high cost gyms, much better price. The low cost big gyms don't have what trails has…read more Climbing, skate park, really diverse classes, a good amount of equip, running space indoors, pool and sauna and hot tub and steam room, and all of it is clean, and the staff is largely very nice. Best value for the price, and the clients are so diverse, anyone could feel comfy working out here

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Trails Lap Pool

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Trails Fitness Equipment

Del Mar Family Aquatic Center

(22 reviews)

5.4 mi

Inexpensive warm-weather fun for the whole family! I love that there are play areas for kids of…read moremany different heights/ages including the splash pad and shallower pool with walk-in entry for the little ones. The day we went was very hot and crowded but there was still available seating and what looked like more than adequate lifeguards to keep everyone safe in each area. I'll update my rating if future visits change my opinion, but as things stand I can't wait to bring the kiddos here weekly all summer since it's so close to us. (And yes, there are people of various ages and genders wearing very little clothing, including revealing swimwear. I also saw adults and children in extremely modest clothing covering everything but faces, hands, and feet. This is a public water park in a country that allows freedom of expression, so dress yourself and your family how you prefer and avert your eyes from anything that bothers you if you choose to visit.)

Fun place to swim and play. Took my 3 year old son there, unfortunately he was too small for the…read morebig slides but he was able to go down the smaller ones and had lots of fun.

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Pheasant Run Pool

4.0

1.0 mi

Good except no one cared about cleaning all the leaves and pines cones out of the pool. Almost…read morealways a nice , calm location. Problem this past Saturday here was homeboy in the picture thought he was going to SMOKE in the kiddie pool area where his two little kids were swimming!!! WHAT is WRONG with people????

Unfortunately I was raised in Florida so I don't have that much experience with public pools. So to…read moremy dismay, that's really my only option right now since our condo doesn't have one. This one is close to home so I checked it out on a Sunday afternoon and for $4, it wasn't a horrible waste of money. They have a regular pool with a slide and kiddie pool and a lot of lifeguards, like five or so for such a small space! I really hoped that they would have chairs to lay in but no dice, only a few picnic tables and some seats that area little low to the ground and go back a little. I stayed for about two hours and went on my way and by the time I slept there were about 12-13 people there. It's basically a no frills, which is what I was expecting, but think I will check out other pools in the hood the next time.

Homeboy here started smoking in the kiddie pool!!!

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Aqua Vista Pool

(7 reviews)

3.0 mi

Decent size community pool that goes to 5 feet with a water slide. There's a separate, 2 feet baby…read morepool and picnic area. There's canopies and a few trees for shade.

Gotta love Free Friday!! I thought it would be super busy…read moreon Friday's but it's actually not too bad. There's a small baby pool and then the larger pool with a slide. Heaps of lifeguards all the time. There a few shaded grass area's as well as lots of seats around the pools so you can pretty much always get a shady or sunny spot. Every hour for about 10 minutes they call Adult swim, which is good and bad depending. When you have a 5 month old baby in the baby pool, and suddenly 20 kids get in, that have no boundaries and regard for you and the baby, then it's not the best. But the large pool is sectioned off so pick up your little baby and go get in the big pool, just not in the section where people might be swimming laps. Working out the parent life like a champion!

Separate, 2 feet kiddie pool.

Deep end is 5 feet.

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Parklane Pool

7.4 mi

We love this pool, it's small but has a perfect splash pad for the little. I just wish they were…read moreopen everyday!

If you live nearby - or other pools are at capacity - I suppose this isn't a bad pool to go to. The…read morepool itself is relatively nice and the chairs are comfy, but the locker room definitely needs some attention. It was dirty and there was wet toilet paper everywhere. While I was there I saw a lifeguard rescue a small kid (maybe 7) from the shallow end of the pool and no less than 30 minutes later the same kid was jumping off the diving board and going down the deep end slide. He was barely keeping his head above water but struggled to get to the side of the pool. The lifeguards should be more attentive to that child and probably shouldn't have let him go into the deep end. But - it's not my pool to run. Just a personal opinion.

Aurora Southeast Recreation Center and Fieldhouse

3.8

(9 reviews)

7.3 mi

Solid place to work out if you live near Southlands. It's beautiful on outside and pretty nice on…read morethe inside if you're using the field house, pool and basketball courts. They have a lot of weights and weights machines in the middle but they're lacking cardio equipment. They have about eight treadmills and they lean towards the jankier side. They're dated and if you want to increase or decrease your speed quickly, well you're out of luck. They just seem to have some of everything... Rower, elliptical, bikes. But you can't beat the price, if you're in Aurora resident it's crazy ridiculous and they have monthly memberships plus 10 pass deals which land you under $4 a visit. I mainly go for the weight area and equipment but they have an array of group fitness classes so maybe one day that will happen. This place is very kid heavy so if you're looking for peace and quiet, go elsewhere. Picky nit? The facility faces west and has amazing views of the front range yet they have automated blinds that go down each afternoon taking away those gorgeous views. Why don't Aurora Southeast Rec Center want us to see pretty things?

A nice little secret in Aurora! Very affordable and clean…read more The pool area is great for families and kids. There's a lazy river and whirlpool, a big slide, a splash area and mini slide, and water basketball. Only one little thing we noticed is the showers in the family rooms aren't always the warmest.

Always a pleasure seeing this view while working out

Foggy and cold !

Yup

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Genesis Health Clubs-Greenwood Village

3.4

(56 reviews)

4.7 mi

Good place to swim and workout. You gotta be a member though. Friendly staff and good yoga class.read more

We have a membership to the Colorado athletic club, at the passport level, which allows us to…read moreattend any of their facilities in the Denver Boulder area. We were in the area of the DTC. It has some spare time so we stopped in to swim. They have a great pool and a lot of good swimmers, including Jo and Robert. Both of whom were very kind and open to sharing Lane's with us. This facility does Prefer Lane reservations for use of the swimming pool, which we made once we got there, but Robert and Joe accommodated us earlier. We also talked with a general manager, Brittany, who was most welcoming and accommodating. This is another fine facility in Colorado athletic club collection.

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Apex Center

3.8

(79 reviews)

21.1 mi

This place is the best! They have so many activities for kids so many wonderful classes and…read moreincredible facilities. If you find yourself, wondering what to do today. We'll head over to Apex and knock yourself out. It's amazing.

Great prices for membership and so much is included! We love the benefits of being resident members…read morehere, from the childcare drop off while the parents workout to discounts for birthday parties. The facility is clean and well organized and the classes are taught by instructors who really know their stuff. A great community rec center!

After "cleaning"

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After "cleaning"

Del Mar Family Aquatic Center

(22 reviews)

5.4 mi

Inexpensive warm-weather fun for the whole family! I love that there are play areas for kids of…read moremany different heights/ages including the splash pad and shallower pool with walk-in entry for the little ones. The day we went was very hot and crowded but there was still available seating and what looked like more than adequate lifeguards to keep everyone safe in each area. I'll update my rating if future visits change my opinion, but as things stand I can't wait to bring the kiddos here weekly all summer since it's so close to us. (And yes, there are people of various ages and genders wearing very little clothing, including revealing swimwear. I also saw adults and children in extremely modest clothing covering everything but faces, hands, and feet. This is a public water park in a country that allows freedom of expression, so dress yourself and your family how you prefer and avert your eyes from anything that bothers you if you choose to visit.)

Fun place to swim and play. Took my 3 year old son there, unfortunately he was too small for the…read morebig slides but he was able to go down the smaller ones and had lots of fun.

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Family Sports Golf Course

4.0

(46 reviews)

4.3 mi

Such a fun little course! Great for families or a little date night!! Check out the restaurant…read moreafter as its a good place to unwind!

There's a lot to like about this golf spot. They've got outdoor mini golf that's really nice and an…read moreaffordable driving range that often has great specials. I bought a card when they were doing a special, and I can basically play their driving range for the next 2 years when I have free time for a very reasonable price. While I haven't played the actual course here, the mini golf area is well done and nicely maintained. It's a great, affordable way to hit the driving range when you want to get outside and get away from the simulator for a while. It's also completely not intimidating here and has the laid back vibe that is 0% country club uppity vibes.

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Surfside Splash Park

4.4

(21 reviews)

13.7 mi

Wow, what an amazing gem to have in the neighborhood. My kid absolutely delights in running through…read morethe different water features. She is two and enjoys the little baby zone and the bigger stuff. We have gone middle of the day July, and it is hot and busy, but not overcrowded. Can book picnic locations through lakewood rec website and gas grill is provided. We even ran out of gas mid grilling and someone came a replaces the tank! Great spot to have a get together that everyone will enjoy!

Well, this is a super cool neighborhood jam there's some covered picnic pavilions, clean, changing…read morerooms. The splash pad itself, and the whole area was very clean and well cap. I was there with my six-year-old and some of his friends and my one year-old I think without the friends, my older child wouldn't have had as much fun, but the area was like perfect for my one-year-old she had a blast. I'm hoping to bring her back once my son is in school so that we can just go at her speed.

The splash pad

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Splash pad park

Creekside Park

5.0

(3 reviews)

7.3 mi

For years (maybe even decades), Glendale's annual Fourth of July fireworks display has been held at…read moreCreekside Park. The park is closed off for safety reasons but we take a picnic and camp out on the lawn at the neighboring Staybridge Suites to watch the action up close. It's a super fun way to kick off your Fourth of July festivities (for whatever reason, Glendale's fireworks always happen a day or two before July 4th). Earlier this week it was announced that the highly anticipated Glendale Riverwalk Project will be put on hold http://www.bizjournals.com/denver/blog/real_deals/2015/04/175-million-development-planned-for-glendale.html?surround=etf&ana=e_article. Instead, a new retail and entertainment district called Glendale 180 will be developed on a 22 acre parcel between Colorado Boulevard and Cherry Street, and Virginia Avenue and Cherry Creek. The city plans to break ground in the Fall of 2015 and officials hope to open for business in 2017. And this will mean that Creekside Park is going away. I'm torn. It's truly a shame to lose a nice, big park. But Glendale and its neighbors will be gaining job opportunities and new fun recreational activities. As it stands now, the design is thoughtfully planned with lots of open space, year-round landscaping, and meandering pathways that will create an inviting community gathering place. No office or residential space will be included in the new development, just shops, restaurants, and a cinema. And lots of parking. And relaxed open container laws! Apparently, Glendale used to be quite the hot spot back in the day so it's planning to get back to its partytime roots. Glendale 180 - see what they did there? The final fireworks display in Creekside Park is scheduled for Thursday, July 2, 2015. I, for one, will be there to help send Creekside Park out with a bang. Yelp Review #400

Glendale's fireworks show is truly one of the best displays I've ever experienced. Popping a squat…read morein Creekside Park gives an exceptional up close and personal view of all the fireworks. I forgot about the joy of watching fireworks, it was like I was five years old all over again with a permanent grin plastered on my face. I hope Glendale decides to keep the Annual firework show going even after the new Glendale development goes up. I was impressed and awed by the whole evening. Thank you Vicki P. for showing me some of the best fireworks in Denver. Pro Tips for the optimal Firework experience: *Bring chairs (cup holders are a plus) *Bring a jacket or a blanket (it gets chilly in the evening) *Food + Libation = Fun times *Parking is a hot mess, I recommend parking at least a half mile away and walking so you don't get stuck in traffic when leaving with all the closed/blocked streets surrounding the area

Cherry Creek Trail in the Morning

Bridge over Cherry Creek

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Morning in Creekside Park

Meadow Hills Pool - swimmingpools - Updated August 2026

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Aqua Vista Pool

(7 reviews)

Decent size community pool that goes to 5 feet with a water slide. There's a separate, 2 feet baby…read morepool and picnic area. There's canopies and a few trees for shade.

Gotta love Free Friday!! I thought it would be super busy…read moreon Friday's but it's actually not too bad. There's a small baby pool and then the larger pool with a slide. Heaps of lifeguards all the time. There a few shaded grass area's as well as lots of seats around the pools so you can pretty much always get a shady or sunny spot. Every hour for about 10 minutes they call Adult swim, which is good and bad depending. When you have a 5 month old baby in the baby pool, and suddenly 20 kids get in, that have no boundaries and regard for you and the baby, then it's not the best. But the large pool is sectioned off so pick up your little baby and go get in the big pool, just not in the section where people might be swimming laps. Working out the parent life like a champion!

Pheasant Run Pool

4.0

Good except no one cared about cleaning all the leaves and pines cones out of the pool. Almost…read morealways a nice , calm location. Problem this past Saturday here was homeboy in the picture thought he was going to SMOKE in the kiddie pool area where his two little kids were swimming!!! WHAT is WRONG with people????

Unfortunately I was raised in Florida so I don't have that much experience with public pools. So to…read moremy dismay, that's really my only option right now since our condo doesn't have one. This one is close to home so I checked it out on a Sunday afternoon and for $4, it wasn't a horrible waste of money. They have a regular pool with a slide and kiddie pool and a lot of lifeguards, like five or so for such a small space! I really hoped that they would have chairs to lay in but no dice, only a few picnic tables and some seats that area little low to the ground and go back a little. I stayed for about two hours and went on my way and by the time I slept there were about 12-13 people there. It's basically a no frills, which is what I was expecting, but think I will check out other pools in the hood the next time.

Ben Franklin Pool & Waterslide

3.4

(7 reviews)

I literally have been coming here since I was a little baby....40 some odd years later, I brought…read moremy kids here...3 weeks in a row . The place is still set up ok. But some little jerk kid named " Cash " ( all the lifeguards were saying his name ), and all of his little cronies ( minions ) were cursing out other kids, cutting in line shoving other kids to the side, throwing people into the pool with reckless abandon, jumping in front of others when they were diving or jumping into the pool, hitting others with balls, we left early because of that on two days... Get rid of " Cash!!! " He is like 12-13 with NO PARENTS there , get rid of the lifeguards who let IT ALL HAPPEN!!!!

This is a nice community pool, operated by South Suburban Parks and Recreation…read more --Prices are reasonable, especially if you're a South Suburban member. --The pool is very clean and well cared for. --Water stays a comfortable temperature. --Two waterslides (not just for kids). --Splash area (that really is just for kids). --Multiple lifeguards on duty. --Plenty of lounge chairs, and a lot of shade if you want to take a break from sunbathing. A good little hangout if you live in the area!

Holly Pool

(3 reviews)

Decent pool and cheap. There's a slide and a dive board. Nothing elaborate, but decent for what it…read moreis. The concessions are cheap and everything is basically 2 bucks, so not a rip off. Overall nice experience.

Fun, clean, heated, diving board, water slide, and snack bar. A great neighborhood pool.read more

Lookout Pool

4.5

(2 reviews)

Absolutely I would recommend this place is great. We don't have a community pool so this is the…read moreclosest thing and it's perfect. Great parking, emergency services literally next door if needed, covered areas with inside the facility and great slide for the kids. Family of 4 is like $15 for the day. Bring snacks and water! No float devices. FYI

This is a great neighborhood pool. The prices are affordable and the pool is kept pretty clean…read more It's usually not crazy busy, so you can pretty easily find a spot to park and somewhere to set down your things in the shade. My daughter lost a hat there and I didn't realize it for several weeks. It was waiting for me in their lost and found once I finally realized that was where we'd left it.

Deer Creek Pool

3.5

This pool is a great community pool for younger children. If you have older kids, they may be a bit…read morebored. However, they do have a slide. The pool has a zero entry point with some fun sensory play. The changing rooms are pretty basic (showers, bathrooms, changing area), but were clean. You can reserve shaded picnic areas as well as shaded lounge area otherwise there is little to no shade at this pool. This place also has a snack bar. Overall, it is a great spot for families with little kids.

Beautiful beautiful pool, with a huge little-kid area. They do a good job keeping things looking…read moreimmaculate and the water is crystal-clear. Lots of parking and nicely landscaped grounds whether you want to sunbathe on a chaise longue on the deck, or go spread your towel under a tree on the grass. Sweet little concessions stand, and very friendly staff everywhere. Cons: Two big problems with this pool. One, no "family" changing room, yet a strict rule against opposite-sex children in the bathrooms. My son is 5 now, so I can take him with me into the women's restroom to change, but once he turns 6, he'll be on his own. Boo. There are a zillion deck chaises provided, but only a few are adjustable. The vast majority only lay completely flat. Also? COLD!!! When we were there recently it was 90+ degrees outside but the water was freezing cold and my son's teeth were chattering within minutes. Even after several attempts to help him "get used to it", he was asking to go home after only an hour there. UNUSUAL for him - he normally wants to stay at the Ridge pool for hours. So.

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