Joined the gym to use the pool for surgery rehab and then found out they had Pilates. Pool…read moreconstruction started shortly after I joined so focused on just Pilates. You have to pay additional to get one on one Pilates training or group Pilates classes. There's no incentive to have a membership and pay for Pilates. $80+ a month membership plus anywhere from $75-$90 per session to train with a Pilates instructor one on one. Talked to the manager about it and they're just focused on personal training. Found another option to work 1:1 with a Pilates instructor so cancelling gym membership all together. The population of the gym is older and these members could benefit from easier access to Pilates training. It is such a beneficial exercise routine for functional fitness. Other thing: Women's hot tub is often inoperable.

A great building. Abundant staff but noses in cell phones rather than making a presence. One…read moretrainer turns blaring music on his phone, grunts for everyone to hear and drops his weights. A 70 yr old friend signed up, her trainer had her stepping up and down on 3 platforms - hurt her knees. Screaming kids in locker room. Complaints from members not being able to use hot tub (when it works) because of kids playing in it, pushing the jet buttons, leary of urine contamination. Showers can be messy. Parking spaces devoted to families that sit empty 95% of the time. Seems to be lacking leadership.

My kids and I had a lot of fun here yesterday. The kids area is really nice. The water is fairly…read morewarm like the lazy river and it's considerably cheaper than the golden rec center and wheat Ridge, which is where we had been going, and I particularly liked that they didn't charge for my infant which golden does. They had a nice outdoor splash area which happened to be closed yesterday in a playground outside and an indoor climbing wall. I mean, this is a really great rec center. I think we'll definitely be back.

I love winter park and stumbled upon this gem at random when camping a whole week. For a mountain…read moretown this Rec center is awesome for a family. We enjoyed the indoor pools as my husband enjoyed the gym. The pools are awesome! They are warm and they got toys for kids to play with in the pool. They have such a fun play area in the pool for kids and even a fun little lazy River you can go in circles on for a while.

Beck Rec Center has been permanently closed for over two years now. It use to be run by an awesome…read moregroup of front desk employees and the leadership team was excellent.

My son started swim class today at Beck Rec Center - I hope things get better. It wasn't an awful…read moreexperience, but it wasn't great either. The class itself was good. The time leading up to class was absolute chaos though. There were a set of classes that ended at 10:15 and then another set that started at 10:15. I would estimate probably well over 75 kids were either in the pool or on the pool deck - plus all the parents. Once it was time to start the next set of classes it was a nightmare trying to dodge kids getting out of the pool. I feel like there should be a better way to transition from class to class time. All-in-all it wasn't a terrible experience. We will see how the rest of the classes go.

I've come by to check out the Bennett Recreation Center a handful of times since moving to Bennett…read more Safe to say it's a solid "A-OK" for me. Star #1 - Theres a wide variety of equipment available for use! Heck there's even a pool! Star #2 - They offer a selection of classes and leagues! Star #3 - Prices are reasonable! You can get just a day pass for $3.25, ten visit punch card for $29.25, twenty visit punch card for $58.50, or varying levels of membership depending in your needs. While I don't go to the Bennett Recreation Center often - I am glad to have it available to mix up my workout routine!

I love this rec center honestly. This is my little gym spot whenever I visit my grandparents. It's…read morebeen $5/day for me as a visitor. Coming from the gym madness in Los Angeles, it feels like a personal gym! The weight equipment is older but well taken care of. It's a small weight room, but they've got everything you need to get a full workout in. I've gone a handful of times and it's usually pretty empty (early morns/mid day). Anytime I see any sort of traffic, it's usually the people coming from the classes they offer. I haven't checked out the pool, but the basketball courts are solid whenever I want to get some shots up. Someone let me know if/when they ever have any solid pickup runs here!! Overall, I love coming here when I come to take a break from the city. The employees have always been very nice and welcoming.

From the second I walked in the staff welcomed me and any questions I had got the attention needed…read more Need a swimming hole and had no idea there was a pool so close. Another thing, the chlorine content in the main pool won't turn your eyes red or make them sting. So glad I found this and will continue to be an active member!

I love going to the MLK Jr THERAPY POOL. The warm water…read moresoaks many of my aches and pains away, while supporting my body, allowing me to do my physical therapy exercises The dressing rooms are good, the people great, very welcoming.

I picked my daughter up from daycare early specifically so we could make it to Parent-Tot time in…read morethe therapy pool. I was thrilled when I pulled in and saw the parking lot almost completely empty, thinking we had finally picked a quiet time to swim. Unfortunately, those hopes were quickly dashed when we were told we couldn't enter the pool because it was already "at capacity" based on the number of lifeguards on duty. Given the nearly empty parking lot, it seemed to be a staffing issue rather than the pool actually being crowded. Unfortunately, this is just one of several frustrating experiences we've had at this rec center. My 6-year-old's lips turn blue after spending more than about 20 minutes in the main pool because of how cold it is. The only area that is really appropriate for him to practice swimming is adult-only for the majority of the day, with only a very limited window for children--and during that window, we're now being told the pool is at capacity. We've also had multiple negative interactions with both front desk staff and lifeguards who have been unnecessarily rude and unhelpful. A previous reviewer made an assessment that I now completely agree with: if you're an older adult, this rec center may be a great fit, as the programming and pool schedules seem heavily geared toward adults. If you have a young family and are looking for a place to work out and swim with your children, I would strongly recommend looking elsewhere.

What a nice pool area! I went yesterday with my infant and some friends and we had a great time. My…read moredaughter loved splashing in the fountains and I enjoyed the warm therapy pool. Absolutely looking forward to my next visit!

I've never climbed before, so I don't know what other climbing gyms are like. In light of that, my…read moreexperience here was great. I took the beginners class (included with a membership) that introduced me to the important knots for climbing. You get the needed equipment included with your first class (harness, shoes, belaying carabineers) although you can bring your own if you have it. If you aren't sure about gear, they have daily and monthly rentals while you figure it out. They've said that the routes will be getting changed regularly so it never gets stale, and they have some impressively challenging looking ones (I'll need a few years to work up to some of them). The staff that I've interacted with have all been very friendly. I've talked to them a few times outside of Ubergrippen (usually at Cheluna trivia night) and they've stated that becoming a part of the local community is really important to them. I'm really excited that they came to this community and I'm excited about having them here for a long time to come.

I visited this climbing gym on a Sunday in April 2026. I was greeted and checked in with belay…read morecertification within 30 minutes, having been an invited guest. We needed this to climb. Once I finished these necessities, I was ready to climb. Within these thirty minutes, the gym got overrun by children of all ages and their parents. We had a rough time getting on routes, as the congestion was overwhelming. Parents who were belaying, letting their kids just hang off the wall without progress being made for way too long. We got tired of being tertiary patrons and left after losing patience. I inquired on our way out and was informed that gym is often overrun by children. This day had a "special" event but seemed more like the norm after inquiring. If you want to climb, I'd look elsewhere.

I don't frequent this neighborhood, but if I lived closer I'm sure I'd have a membership here…read more The basketball courts (1 full length and 2 mid length) alone would make it worth it, but the rest of their facilities were suitable as well. The staff was kind and gave me a tour and your first visit is free! Check them out if you haven't already.

The staff here is incredibly nice, and the rec center is always very clean and well taken care of…read more I take my son here for a children's dance class, and the teacher Ms. Sandy is just spectacular! They have a really nice outdoor pool in the summer, but we never used it. Overall, my experience here has been fantastic!