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

I was not able to cancel my membership in person. I was given a business card to cancel my monthly…read moremembership and the person was not available for a week. Making cancellations difficult is unnecessary since joining is convenient.

I came here for my nephew's birthday party. He turned 5 and has a pool party with his friends. They…read moreallow you to rent the room for 1 hour and everyone gets a wristband to be in the pool area. They have staff decorate the room and stay there to help with anything you need including clean up. The pool area is really nice and all the kids seemed to have an amazing time. If you don't swim you need to dress as if you are because it is super hot and humid in the pool area. The staff were nice and friendly and everything was clean and looked great. Overall this was a great party and I know this rec center offers so much more - basketball courts, swim lessons, a gym, and more.

I love all of the pool options! I have enjoyed swimming laps here for five years. I brought my…read moregranddaughter for swimming lessons as an infant and for swimming in the kids pool for the last four years. The kids pool seems warmer than the lap pool which is nice for the little ones! The locker rooms/showers are very clean. The life guards are outstanding! They are alert, regularly change areas around the pool they are watching , and enforce safety rules respectfully! Another bonus is that the Parker Rec Center is very affordable and they offer a very extensive variety of classes for all ages.

They have done a nice job transitioning this from the old library into the community center it is…read morenow. I brought my daughter here for a class that we signed up for through South Suburban. It has a refreshed and updated feel on the inside. There was a group of senior citizens playing games in the main area. And there are quite a few private education and meeting rooms. There is a desk at the front with someone you can check in with and ask questions.

From the owner: Along with fun and unique educational programming for all ages, The Lone Tree Hub is home to the…read morenew Esports Lounge with 6 professional gaming computers, the newest in gaming consoles and over 250 games. The Lone Tree Hub also offers rental space for anything and everything. Formal conference room, classroom spaces, large open lobby with lots of windows. The Hub offers a lot of flexibility when planning your next event or business meeting.

I have been to 5 gymn's in the area Lone tree rec center is by far the best they have machines…read moreother places do not have staff treats ME FANTASTIC especially Ken and Bill always a pleasure to work out there Tommy James

My kids are on their dance competition team, and after 1 email this season of the price hikes we…read moreget a survey for another price increase. This is while last season we were practicing in the gym, hallways, library and those small rooms ment for birthday parties and art classes because of their lack of rooms taken by classes and church set ups. This YouTube video gives an idea how small the classroom is, when these kids should be learning to take up a stage. Please also see there are no mirrors for the kids to watch themselves. https://youtu.be/MRuCVAeL5fs

This facility has been fantastic for our family! Our children have enjoyed playing basketball,…read moresoccer, and hockey here, and we all love the climbing wall. It has also served as a wonderful venue for family gatherings, allowing aunts, uncles, and grandparents to come together and watch their grandkids play.

Batting cages are more like indoor batting sectioned off nets. The pitching machines don't work…read morethat well. But no one is there so you can pay for the minimum 30 mins and stay for hours. You'll end up just hand pitching though. Not bad. I may go back or look for real batting cages.

We really enjoyed this park--it's spacious, clean, and well maintained! There are two playgrounds…read morethat work well for a mix of ages. Some areas are a bit more challenging (great for older kids), but it still felt toddler-friendly overall. There are plenty of fun features--swings, slides, tunnels, and a cute ladybug and grasshopper spring rider. There's also a big gazebo with picnic tables, a water fountain, one grill, and a porta potty (though we didn't use it). Lots of benches throughout the park, too. Easy parking in the lot or on the street. Plus, it's right next to a soccer field, baseball field, basketball court, and the Lone Tree Rec Center. Such a convenient spot!

This park is great for kids of all ages. I took a one year old here and she had so much fun. It's a…read moregreat size and lots of lower climbing structures for the littles on one side and then the other looks like a big kids dream.

This place is way bigger than the pictures represent! We go to a lot of indoor play places and this…read morewas pretty amazing and unique, especially for the price. All of the play features were well maintained and the staff person was constantly cleaning and sanitizing. There is so much to do. Our two 5-year-olds and one 2-year-old were entertained for over an hour and would have been happy to stay for a few more hours.

I was here for a 3 year olds birthday party and was really impressed. The kids had 1 hour to play…read morethen into party room for 30 minutes. (Our group paid for 15 minutes extra bc it was available) The workers will set up the party room for you- you just provide them with any special decorations you want. As a host you can order food from them or bring your own and pay a fee. The play area had lots fun activities for the kiddos. Most of it was sized big enough for a smallish adult to fit in there too. (Yes that was me!) Several slides, bounce house, ball Pit, costumes, etc. They do have a small area for those kiddos who are too small to run around.

Really quaint farm with the historical homestead on site for self guided tours. We went for a fall…read morefest and there were fun family oriented activities including vendors, food trucks, wagon rides, the Cheyenne mobile zoo, marshmallow roasting and even a mini pumpkin patch. I was glad we brought our wagon to haul the pumpkins home (and our daughter around). Parking for the event is a little bit of a trek but they offered rides to those in need via golf cart. Considering this event is free, put on by the city of Lone Tree, I was super impressed! It wasn't too busy/crowded and food and pumpkin prices were reasonable while all else was free! I highly recommend Schweiger Ranch for an event and/or a visit outside of an event.

Went for their Austrian Christmas event. Parking is at the light rail station across the street and…read morethey have golf carts to ferry you across the road if you want to ride. I chose to because it's fun and the path down to the ranch is muddy. He walked. I headed to the line for horse carriage rides. They had two carriages and took 10 people each time. So fun! I love horse carriages. The horses are gorgeous. It was so fun. Then we walked around the vendors. And ended up at the handmade bratwurst sandwich stand. I don't eat a lot of meat but the elk brats were delicious. So lean and tasty. And they had well done ones in addition to the regular ones. Some sauerkraut, spicy mustard and ketchup. It was cold but we sat at an outdoor table and ate our lunch. Visited the reindeer pen. Adorable. They have children's crafts and you can visit the historical buildings and see the goats. An enclosed tent where performers are and also Santa ! It's not a large event but made me happy to finally have a carriage ride for the holidays. I tipped the carriage rides company - they take cash or Venmo. And the vendors take cash or Venmo as well.

Part of the Englewood area, this is another safe, fun and polite area to live off of Colorado…read moreSprings exit 1A just to the left direction. My boyfriend actually lived in Centennial for 10+ years and the neighborhood where he resides is stunning. The commute is a little drive, but the arrival is worth it. Lots to do, good community, less crime. The movie theaters are clean, from my experience. There are lots of wonderful schools if you want to enroll your child, friendly dog parks and honest people. There are hardly any distractions like factories and awful smells like the opposite side of town such as I-70 W towards Denver.

Big fan of my city. Well run. Low taxes. Fiber internet ring through the city for business and homesread more

Clear view! When they built this skate park the trees were freshly planted . . . you could sit on…read morethe hillside or in your car and read while your kid skated. No worries about the bigger kids pushing the little ones around and off the ramps. Not today . . . the trees are over-grown and the ramps are shielded from most of the adult view. This skate park is in a great hood, but teenagers will be teenagers! So, as with everywhere you go, watch your little ones. Trails is a well-maintained skate park connected to a recreation center in a great part of town.

Now this is a skate park. This recreation center has state of the art everything and is lucky…read moreenough to have an expansive space. The skate park is isolated from the rec center and just as spacious. It appears to have been sectioned off by skill level. The farthest North section is comprised of 4 small but good depth beginner bowls, and a couple short ramps with short rails. This is a great area to practice basic skills and get your confidence up. The other two areas are actually quite challenging and appear to be out of the amateur range. They look like blue/ black runs look to me on the slopes. The bowls are deep, the ramps are steep and the rails are long and have differing grades and levels. The speed is high and actually looks a bit dangerous. My 5 yr old spent most of his time in the beginner bowl area, and then ventured to the middle section, but never ventured into the danger zone. It looked like a great place to film a documentary on skateboarding which moves from beginners to advanced/ expert level skateboarders. My biggest concern was: not one child had on a helmet except for my son and this is literally an accident waiting to happen.