Millcreek Community Center serves the community in many ways, as a library, a senior center, and a…read morerecreational center where you may walk the track, work out in the weight room or take yoga or aerobics classes. Did you know that the heating and air conditioning system is one of the most efficient systems in operation? It uses water pumped far underground in a sealed loop to reject heat in the summer and retrieve the heat for warmth in winter. There is also a very large solar array on the roof to help cut electrical costs. I'm proud to have been servicing the HVAC system there since the center opened its doors, I love keeping everyone comfortable and I love this center!

Not to be confused with the Millcreek Activity Center, which is much more South…read more There is a lot to like about this place. It's off (way off) the beaten path, so you have to go here on purpose, which limits traffic considerably. If you're trying to get back on the fitness bandwagon, this is a great place to start as you can either jump in on classes or put yourself through the drills (what I did) at your own pace. There is a modest locker room and a modest gym, which is good for the lower levels of stuff or if you just want to maintain. It also adjoins the East Millcreek Library and there are a few other things out on the complex, such a track and a basketball court and it's surrounded by some pretty cool woods. I really enjoyed the low key nature of it. On the bad side is what happens a lot with REC Centers and that is that they can become easily crowded (somewhat rare for me and I was able to work around it) as well as reaching a point where I was overpowering the equipment. That this is designed around more modest physical activities is both a blessing and a curse there and while it was great to get back into the swing of things (and maybe I'll wind up utilizing it again for that, once my son is old enough) without breaking the bank, it can only serve that purpose, which means time will be necessarily limited if you intend to move beyond. Staff also could get a bit surly about things, though I don't suppose that is really the fault of this place. It's a nice little place, all in all, but definitely mileage will vary.

Everyone came out the door to ask if I needed help unloading. They greeted you and they give thanks…read morefor donating. Everyone's so friendly

This is a lovely place to donate items. They will take clothes and other items, but not personal…read morepillows or seasonal items like Christmas trees. The people who work here are friendly and helpful, and they will give you a donation receipt for your taxes. I love donating items here because they are a genuine non-profit unlike the Deseret Industry, which is more of a thrift store. This organization truly helps minors in need for free, so it will do your heart good to donate here.

During conference here In Salt Lake, I am looking for an indoor pool for lap swim and I found this…read morefacility . Maria at the reception toured me around and Todd In the morning of my lap was so nice and accommodating . The facility is clean and bright . The locker rooms are well maintained. There's enough lanes for lap swimmers In the first hour of opening at 6am. Definitely Will recommend this to all lap swimmers ...

Music good for exercise and motivational but could vary genres. More volume ok for seniors in work…read moreout room. Oldies ok mixid in. Clean locker rooms friendly staff members continue in the new year . Privacy at fitness appreciated, instructions welcome if someone using equipment improperly. This will prevent injury and improve the individual's efforts, a better posture and physique. Thanks, CappyJ

This place is a daycare center during weekdays and can be rented (by students) during weekends for…read moreevents or gatherings. It is a community center for the University of Utah students at the West Village housing area. One of the best part of this place is that it lets you serve your own food. In their kitchen they have stove, oven, microwave and refrigerator which is very helpful. One tiny problem is...there might not be enough parking available all the time. Otherwise a very nice place for small gatherings.

Too Crowded every time of day I have tried. Even parking is a challenge. I do enjoy the senior…read moreexercise class.

I'm here visiting with my family and came to bring my kids to go swim, I have been there for an…read morehour already with my 2 year old son so scared of the water and then finally opened up and he was having fun and then all of a sudden, one of the girl lifeguard seen this and came up to us and said he needed to have 3 layers on. We are an Asian American family and I felt like we were being targeted because there were a bunch of other "non minority" kids playing football and running into people but none of them had said a word. She just had her eyes on us the whole time. He already has a swim pants on and then I said that she seen us enter and we were sitting down in front of her face the entire time why she didn't say anything when we first got in. she was there and seen us but didn't say anything until my son started to have fun. I didn't like the experience so we left. She was a blonde girl between 5'6 - 5'7 monitoring the kiddie pool around 1:15pm 12/30/24 The prices are affordable and the place seem really decent enough I'm just not happy with the worker that told us right when I finally got my son to open up. It took a long time to show him the water was ok. He is non verbal so to see him smiling and having fun then being told he can't wear that already an hour in, hurts.

it absolutely never ever fails. I get my routine going and then they the hot tub again for…read moremaintenance. it'll be 2 1/2 hours well now it's 3 1/2 hours and it's still not and it was only to be changing of a lightbulb. I am so fed up with this garbage when I used to go regularly like five times a week sometimes the hot tub would be closed for two weeks at a time. This is just absolute nonsense and it makes me extremely unhappy. zero stars.

Highly recommended for people interested in taking swimming lessons. I've taken 2 classes there and…read moreit's such a wonderful program. Not only is it affordable, but the program coordinator and the lifeguards are absolutely wonderful. Talia is a rockstar with standing up for her employees and advocating for the classes. They are accommodating with any situation and I have become absolutely more comfortable being in the water.

Very cool spot right here. It's nestled in the Fairpark community in Salt Lake City and taken care…read moreof by very professional staff. It's a very historic building and has some serious bones, inside and out. I booked some time to shoot a few scenes from a horror series. The lower level of the building is perfect for this. No set decoration needed. I can't emphasis enough how cool it looks in here. As far as the New Hope Outreach, theyre offering a place for classes, a place for workouts, a place for gardening, a place for exchanging, an inspiration incubator, a commercial kitchen and areas for individual growth and collective collaboration. Not to mention the wide variety of events, performances, socials, and activities that they hold. It is tailored to the surrounding area, so if you live nearby - you need to stop on in and say hi.

From the owner: New Hope is a neighborhood center focusing on the 4 blocks in Salt Lake City between 300 N - 500 N…read moreand 1000 W - 1200 W. Offering; Neighborhood Event Space, Business Incubator Space, Community Commerce Space, Nonprofit Bizarre, garden beds & gardening, food pantry and food bank distribution.

I went to the Dimple Dell Center to swim twice a week for a full year in 2023/2024. The women's…read morelocker room and the shower/restroom area often stunk of urine. This was really common and disgusting. One toilet stand was unbelievably dirty for 3 weeks until someone cleaned it. I put up with it until they cranked up the water temperature to 84F which made it impossible to do serious lap swimming. The pool managers I spoke to about it were extremely rude. My notes about the smell of urine didn't seem to make any difference. The front desk people were nice but calling to ask them about the pool availability was useless as they would give me incorrect info. By comparison, the Gene Fullmer's Center where I went to for a year prior to DD was perfectly clean, only more crowded.

If looking for something to fill your schedule with a quick and fun trip to a recreation center,…read morethis place is a must. They have wall climbing which we didn't get to try since we arrived to have a couple of hours of swimming before closing. They have lap pools for adults and right size of toddler swim/play area and regular pool. There was a birthday party during our visit and the room was big. The restrooms/shower room looked spacious. We didn't have to use the shower or restroom. Entrance fee is not minimal and varies (kids, adult l, senior). No parking fee and with big parking space. .

Went there recently to attend a City Council meeting, and everyone was very friendly! Love the…read morearchitecture of the building: very open and full of natural lights with amazing views! Conveniently, there is also a lot of parking space available.

Just like the city it represents, Cottonwood Heights' City Hall is new, clean, and cool…read more The city itself is new (2005) and their facility is even newer (2015) and it is BEAUTIFUL: A great view, plenty of windows and sunlight, great art inside, and excellent places to sit and hang out. Its greatest use to the community are the rooms for rent from small conference rooms to the large (Community Room, Council Chambers). The larger facilities can hold about 50 guests, and it's a beautiful facility. City Hall is the best place to go for voting ... I went in there at noon on a Tuesday (but not in a Sheryl Crow way!) and there was no line. It's a multi- purpose facility, holding both the City administration and the Police Department, so don't make a wrong turn! ;)