I didn't even know this place existed until today when I ran into it by mistake…read more I went for a short walk around the entire lake and it was awesome to see there was a little area of sand. Even though it's a very small strip of sand surrounding the lake, it's definitely enough to call it a beach. I saw a few people walking barefoot on the sand part but most were on paddle boards and kayaks. And for those who don't want to go near or into the water you can bring your own chair, sit under a tree and read a book and chill. It looks like Prospect Park/Beach has it all and I'm so lucky I discovered it! I'm definitely coming back soon.

This is such a fun little place for the kids! We enjoyed our time here - we played on a nearby…read moreplayground first and then cruised over to play on the beach. We had sand toys and the kids had a wonderful time. It felt like a little oasis in the city. We will definitely be back!

This is a one man company working out of the back of mini-pickup. I was surprised how fast he went…read morefrom charming to angry while working on my tub. He just had to put in a new pump, which he did. But when the pump didn't respond as he expected he became very upset, criticizing the previous hot tub guy who put in a new control panel. He asked for a manual for the control panel which I produced in 10 minutes, but he could not make heads or tails of all the "computer crap" in the manual. He spent about 4 minutes looking at manual then spent 10 minutes complaining about the cheap quality of the panel. The panel is a Gecko which has a beautiful website, tons of trouble shooting info and appeared to have a large online community. Anyway, while Jason is a nice guy at first, I cannot recommend him due to his unprofessional behavior (dissing the previous guy who actually did great, dissing the product, slamming stuff) and leaving the job unfinished. I recommend finding a real hot tub repair company with a reputatoin you can check beforehand, that's my plan going forward.

Great club! Great friends! Fantastic staff! Always a place you can go and run into someone you…read moreknow. Golf course is very well maintained. Going through a pool remodel. Should be AWESOME when finished. Had my son's wedding there a few years ago and everything was awesome. If you are looking for a club with golf, tennis, pickleball, swimming, fitness and food, Colorado Springs Country Club is for you. With a few other clubs in town, this club is the most down to Earth with great people. Give them call for a tour.

Beautiful golf course, helpful and friendly staff. Excellent food. The General Manager is gracious…read moreand conversational with guests. The staff employees follow his excellent example.

Don't get a punch card or a monthly membership. They close for months at a time without…read morecompensation and arbitrarily 'expire' their punch cards. Alright for a visit once in a while but management needs an upgrade.

Don't get a membership here. It's a waste of money. The online system doesn't work for making…read morereservations. They tell you to call because they can't fix it. No one answers. Everything is booked up by those who can use the online system. I can't even get a refund (used cash to get my membership so BIG mistake) because they literally will not help me. I have spoken directly to the manager.

Got say ... this place is awesome !!! The amount of history…read morewas just incredible. I geek out on all this stuff.... Very up to date and modern museum to check out. The staff was great. It's a interactive place but also full information and artifacts from back then and now. It is a place to take kids above 10 I would say. They have a 15 min clip you watch the end . For sure place to check out

This training facility was US army base that was donated to YS Olympics. With colorado veing at a…read morehigher elevation, majes it a great place to trsin athletes as the oxygen content is air is marginally lower. My cousin worked here and recommended that i go visit the facility. A great experience if you are an athlete to go witness how team USA trains. If you are lucky enough you may be able to meet a few Olympians, even better a team USA shooter was the one who took me out to tour the facility.

We've only used the pool side, but the customer service was outstanding as I walked in there for…read morethe first time. The lady at the front desk walked me through all the details of the memberships and pricing. She was very detailed and descriptive. That was outstanding service from her. As a mother of two kiddos with special needs, I rely a lot on "all gender/ universal" changing rooms to help and assist my children changing and showering. I was thrilled to see this location has multiple of these changing rooms. It really helps a lot! Without nitpicking too much, this section could use bigger lockers. As a family of multiples we carry more than one standard bag, so it'd help if everything could fit all in one big locker. The shower stalls and toilet area could be a bit cleaner, sometimes you go in there and it reeks of urine. Lastly, pertaining to the pool area, the slide is hardly ever open. I usually only see it open for the kids in swim classes, the fountain / spray area is always off. So it really takes away from that as its main attraction. The lifeguards take multiple 15min breaks every 30-40 min. We once spent a total of 45min of lifeguard breaks (everyone has to exit the water). Some of the lifeguards are friendly and informative, while some are cocky and condescending. It could be because they're all so young which is no excuse, or they just don't like their job. From a mere observation, I hardly see any of them keeping a headcount, or ever really having their eyes on the pools. Some are just starting into space. So parents, make sure you're within arms reach if you have smaller children. Don't heavily rely that the lifeguards are always watching for an emergency. Overall, pretty good place.

I've been a loyal member of this gym for seven years. I've…read morealways appreciated the facility and have consistently paid a premium membership because I value having access to quality equipment - especially the basketball courts. But over the last 6 months, staff has implemented a policy where they lift the main basketball goals and make them unavailable, citing vandalism as the reason. I understand the need to protect equipment, but penalizing paying members -- even when the gym is completely empty -- feels unreasonable and frustrating. If vandalism is truly an issue, there are better solutions - increased supervision, security measures, or accountability for the individuals responsible -- rather than restricting access for everyone. After seven years of loyalty, I expect better communication and a solution that doesn't diminish the value of my membership. Right now, it feels like I'm paying full price for reduced access.