Momentum Athletic Center

8.6 mi

I loved my experience at Chalkbox gymnastics! From the moment you walk in you feel welcome, the…read morecoaches become family, and the sport becomes a passion. I will always remember all the accomplishments that were made, and all the skills that were achieved. I would do it all over again if I could!

From the owner: Over the years, we have become the kind of gym that families rely upon for safe, quality gymnastics…read moreinstruction. Named 4A and All Colorado Gymnastics Coach of the Year, Stacey Folmar, along with Val Koppinger, leads our preschool students through team members with respect and consistency. Our focus on well-balanced emotional and physical development has made us the feeder program and home to four-time Elizabeth State Champion Cardinal Gymnastics Team as well as the 5A Ponderosa High School Gymnastics team. We have had the privilege of guiding many of our students from young beginner gymnasts through High School State Championships.

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MHSA

6.1 mi

Our daughter has been taking rhythmic gymnastics classes with this club for about a month now. Her…read morestrength and flexibility have improved dramatically in that short amount of time. The club has a new coach from Uzbekistan that has coached 2 teams to the olympics, the program is tough but my daughter LOVES it!!!

From the owner: We are a gymnastics school in Centennial, Colorado…read more -We offer Rhythmic Gymnastics and Strength and Flexibility classes for dancers, skaters, synchro, cheerleaders and gymnasts. - Our coaches are the best specialists in their fields - We invite boys and girls starting 4 years old to try our classes. - Sign up for a FREE trial class by phone

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Peak Athletics

3.8

(23 reviews)

11.8 mi

I have been bringing my daughter here for years. The staff are all fun and pleasant and I have…read morepretty high standards when submerging my daughter in a competitive culture. The prices are competitive, and I feel they do a lot to remain safe with the athletes. The only criticism I'd give is about the uniforms. I'm a bit on the conservative side and I'm struggling with how short the skirts and shorts are. I understand this is the norm, I just wish it wasn't. All around it's a great place to learn and practice dance and cheer!

Love the staff and all the activities provided! Coach Emma and Coach Taylor are the amazing and all…read morethe staff are so kind and engaging! My daughter loves this place

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The Little Gym of Park Meadows

4.8

(16 reviews)

6.9 mi

We love The Little Gym! They keep the kids interest by moving through the engaging activities with…read moresmooth transition songs or actions. There is a good balance between group time and individual exploration time. Ms Brooklyn is so friendly and enthusiastic. She always uses the kids names to engage with them and encourages them to try new things! I highly recommend this for any two year old!!

Tried a free trial class today (for ages 19 months - 3 years) with my little one. They started off…read morewith some basic movements and songs followed by a brief introduction of parents and kids. After that they had an open gym time, which was most of the class. I was hoping for a bit more structure, especially having them learn some actual skills that focused on balance, strength, and coordination. They had the kids practice some forward rolls at the beginning of class and over a donut mat during the open gym time, but that was about it. Having coached gymnastics for many years, these kids are far too young to do forward rolls safely and they can easily hurt their back/neck so I wasn't a fan of that particular skill being taught. At the end of the class, they got to play with bubbles, sing a song, and were given stamps. The instructor was very sweet, but they seemed short staffed since she had to balance the class with occasional trips to the office area. The facility was clean, but many of the mats looked old/were wobbly and in need of replacement. The gym is small with just one room for classes. To sign up, we were quoted $89 a month, with a $35 annual fee (they take $15 off that price if you sign up the day of your trial class). I honestly don't think it's worth the price for a self-taught class. I'd rather go to an actual gymnastics gym to take a mommy and me class since they tend to be more hands on, emphasize skill building, and work on following instructions. I also think if your little one is younger than 2.5 years, they won't get much out of the experience. We tried this gym out because it's close to us, but I would rather drive to do something a bit more legitimate. Plus, the prices at actual gymnastics gyms are cheaper!

Tumbling mats allow a safe surface for kids to foster skill development.

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20 Mile Athletic Center

3.1

(8 reviews)

0.4 mi

The new owner and management is top notch at 20 Mile right now. My son has just started doing level…read more3 teams and absolutely loves it. The coaches know what they're doing I know how to get the boys to improve their quality of the routines and skills. I have two kids attending. One is doing recreational classes and the other one is doing teams. The negative reviews from years ago are no longer relevant as Caesar is the new owner and has really turned this gym around. The facilities are extremely nice the environment and instructors are positive. The parents that have been on teams for years are very positive and friendly.

This gym has a nice facility, and my daughter enjoyed being part of a team here for nearly three…read moreyears. Unfortunately, the professionalism and support from the coaching staff and leadership were severely lacking when challenges arose. During her first year at the gym, my daughter expressed interest in pursuing college gymnastics. Her coach was not supportive. Instead of encouraging her while being realistic, the coach discouraged her and even refused to teach her new skills, stating, "Why should I teach you new skills if you are going to leave anyway?" This was deeply disappointing, as we were paying facility and coach to teach her. My daughter chose to stay because of the friendships she had built with her teammates. The following year, my daughter moved up a level and had a different coach. As a middle schooler navigating personal struggles, my daughter handled some issues poorly with her coach but they appeared to have been resolved. Later in the season, more issues arose but the director made decisions without hearing all sides and communicated things that should have been addressed personally via email. We attempted to contact her coach multiple times but both my daughter and I were ghosted. My 14 year old CHILD called the coach and texted her requesting a meeting to resolve the matter and the coach didn't ever reply! The coach is an ADULT responsible for mentoring and coaching CHILDREN! Despite paying non-refundable competition fees, the only option offered was for her to compete without a coach's backing--a serious safety concern. This left my daughter unsupported and she was forced to leave the gym. Over the course of our time there, I invested more than $10,000 and consistently supported the program and the coaches, even when I may have disagreed with them. When real issues arose, the way they were handled was unprofessional, dismissive, and deeply concerning. I recently contacted the owner of the gym to express my concerns and I didn't even get the courtesy of a reply. This is the thanks you get for spending your money there. Families considering this gym should be aware that while the facility is nice, the leadership and some coaching support may fall short when it truly matters.

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Level 3 team warm up.

Kidz Gym

(3 reviews)

0.3 mi

Perfect place for littles to explore and get out all that energy. Although it's about an hour from…read morewhere I live, it was definitely worth the drive up. The staff are attentive and helpful. My almost 2-year old had a blast!! It was tempting for me (even as a grown adult) to jump on the trampoline and foam pit. Awesome gym that has more than just "gym" type equipment. It's a mix of slides, gymnastics, and climbing activities. Highly recommend and we'll be back!!

First time here and we had a wonderful time…read more We came for open gym, $10 for nonmembers ($5 for members) and it was like finding a hidden gem. Large open space that seems like nothing special but it is so nicely managed. Velcro secured blocks to the floor. there was a large trampoline, big foam pit and two smaller ones, two balance beams, tons of blocks, plenty of chairs, and a swing... but it's obviously rotated regularly. It was sized great for even kiddos who can't yet walk. If you're here a lot maybe older kids would get bored without direction but kids will be kids and play the whole time without it! The staff is younger college as expected but there were three people available which was more than I expected and all really nice. They were friendly and they did everything right. They gave us space, but circled around regularly, and added assistance when asked quickly and politely. And I don't mean just shouting answers from the other side of the room. They used every kids' names but weren't hovering. They encouraged play but weren't directive. It was just right. I asked about cleaning and the equipment because I'd heard very little about the place and had tried KidStrong nearby for classes. They replace foam cubes with bite marks often and I saw (no, wait, they saw) two and removed them while I was there. All of them had sharp new-ish edges that I saw. Four bathrooms with kid seats and changing tables. TLDR; I'd come back. With adult and kid friends.

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Achieve Gymnastics

3.7

(19 reviews)

9.1 mi

Our seven-year-old was so excited to try Gymnastics but then after leaving the sessions in tears…read moreseveral times we finally quit. Instead of making it fun the instructors were trying to have her do things that were too difficult. Maybe if you start out super young it would be OK. Now she hates gymnastics.

No opportunity for drop-in pickle ball. If you sign up for a spot online you can walk in 20-30…read moremins after the scheduled start time. A fix to this is if you're 5 min late the spot opens up for others that drop-in.

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Leaps Gymnastics

2.0

0.3 mi

Equipment and facility are good. I was unimpressed with the 17 year old high schooler coach my…read morechild had.

From the owner: Leaps is a family oriented facility centered around teaching the fundamentals of sport through…read moregymnastics! We only focus on gymnastics disciplines such as: Artistry, Strength, Flexibility, Balance and Life Skills

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Gymnastics Etc

13.5 mi

My kids love this gym. The staff is friendly and I am so happy to have this gem in our small town…read more They have recreational and competition teams, ninja classes and homeschool options

Adventure Cycling

Disappointing experience. My e-bike got a flat while riding with my son in the trailer. I know it's…read morenot the best area but I was hoping to grab an employee to take a look at the bike and see what quick options I had. I am not sure which employee it was but he approached me and I asked if he could walk outside with me to take a look at the flat. Annoyed by the request, he asks me to bring the bike inside to take a look. While I know this may be the way to inspect a bike, I am carrying my two year old son, so I am not going to ask someone to watch him, nor let him roam, while I unhook the trailer and wheel my e-bike into the store. Anyways, he does come outside and seems to quickly turn more annoyed that I do not know the size of my tires or what the exact issue is. He curtly says I'd have to leave my bike with him as he can't do anything about it right now, plus he sprinkles in a mention of a $40 charge for work on an e-bike not purchased there. I clearly didn't have the means to leave my bike right then and there so I said nevermind, and asked if they had any suggestions for a quick fix in the meantime. "Nope" was the response I got. Great...thanks... By the way, there is a quick fix. Slime or FlatOut are pretty cheap products at ACE or Walmart to fix even a flat e-bike fat tire. I'd be shocked to find out this employee wasn't aware of that product. Even if it is just a temporary solution or not. Regardless of the lack of welcoming feeling, I thank you for making me look this up myself so that I could save money and won't need to return to this shop again.

I needed my tire looked at as I knew something was wrong with it but couldn't figure it out myself…read more When I got there Erik took my bike back right away and had it fixed in less than 10 minutes! Explained what the problem was, and was so helpful and nice! This is my 2nd time coming here leaving with a great experience.

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Best bike shop in town!

H2O'Brien Pool

3.3

(11 reviews)

0.5 mi

Fun and convenient. Limited chairs if you get there later. They allow food from the outside.read more

I was here for 20 minutes, the pool closed as soon as I got there and then they closed the site for…read moreweather and didn't offer a refund. Total scam, what happened to good faith? Get it out of my community please

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Jrod E Bikes

4.2

(5 reviews)

5.2 mi

Worst experience I've ever had! Started with two week quote…read moretime that turned into a month and a half. Kept making excuses, making promises all the time, and keeping me out of the loop. To keep this short, my bike is at another repair shop fixing things that were done wring by jrod

He was very knowledgeable and fair price for my electric trike fix i would highly recommend him to…read moreanyone needing bike help

Commenter E bike. 4 total are available.

Boardwalk Step-Thru

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E-bike

O'Brien Park

3.9

(14 reviews)

0.5 mi

Cute park located at the edge of Downtown Parker. Loved that they had plenty of seating options…read more Also a kids playground, of course. Loved walking around and checking out the sculptures. They did have public parking lots as well as street parking. My only issue was that EVERY single trash can was overflowing with trash.

Gorgeous park close to where we got our coffee at Fika. We decided to walk as it was a beautiful…read morenight. There were bunch of sculptures, seating areas and grassy areas to lounge. This would be a place I would go for a picnic lunch or to chill if I lived here! ***lost 1 star due to the trashes overflowing... all of them. Yuck

So close to the evening energy!

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Rueter-Hess Incline

4.6

(14 reviews)

3.6 mi

Another mini incline! The castle rock one at Phillip s miller park is pretty popular but this one…read moremay be closer to you than the castle rock incline! This rueter-hess is smaller, but still a great place to get in those steps! There are other trails around besides just the incline. Enough trails to go biking as well as walking or running. It's not too packed either.

The Rueter-Hess Incline is a great hidden gem in the Parker/Castle Rock area…read more The trail is easy to access, well-marked, and great for all fitness levels--just enough of a burn without taking all day. It's a short but challenging climb with about 140 steps and rewarding, beautiful views overlooking the reservoir and surrounding hills. A great spot if you want a mini incline experience without driving to Manitou Springs. Plenty of free parking. Restrooms are portable potties. Dogs need to be leased when on the trail. Signs said no dogs on the actual incline itself.

Painted Rock 10-07-2024

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Reservoir 10-07-2024

Daniels Park

4.6

(22 reviews)

9.0 mi

Daniels Park is absolutely beautiful, with breathtaking mountain views in the background and a…read morepeaceful, wide-open feel. The wooden fences around the area give it so much character, and I love all the little spots where you can pull off and park along the road. The trail looks great, and I'm looking forward to mapping it out more and exploring it for runs.

The park is more a place for the bison to all live in peace. Less a park for people…read more The lookout spots are very beautiful. Great views of the mountain range and even Denver! The trails are also all right next to the road, so not ideal for feeling in nature. I would say not worth going out of your way for. If you want to see bison I'd go to Rocky Mountain arsenal instead there's about 10xs the amount of bison there compared to Daniels Park. When I went they were very far away in the valley and you could only see them driving by but not from a trail.