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.

Wanted to find somewhere I could go swimming for Memorial Day weekend, decided to pay monument…read morevalley pool a visit. It costs $15 for adults to get in, could it be cheaper? Sure, but it's a very clean pool with three water slides and a diving board, also they have chairs for patrons to use (the nice reclining ones, not crappy ones). It's a fenced in pool with plenty of room to lay out in a chair or on a towel either on the grass or the concrete surrounding the pool. The pool itself reaches about 13 feet at its deepest but is sectioned off for different level swimmers. Parking wasn't bad, there's a small lot for the park and also side street parking. Outside the pool is a park itself to visit either before or after swimming. Feels to be in a safe secure location, would definitely recommend visiting either with friends family or even solo.

Clean pool, nice grass…read more Inconsistent pool policies, pool capacity is 125. There were about 15 people in the pool at 3:30 and they kicked out everyone in the pool because 20 more people wanted to come into pool area. 4 lifeguards. Just very confusing why pool had to close when at 2/5 of the capacity. Was given 5 minute warning that pool was "closing but you can try to come back at the top of the next hour" More warning would've been nice :) Overall a nice spot but the guards were saying the pool closes every 2 hours, $15 for 2 hours might not be worth it. Decided against getting the season pass because of this info, there are other pool season passes that are cheaper and don't kick you out.

It's amazing. I went everyday. The price is totally worth it! They have food that you can buy and a…read moreshaded place to sit and they are open for the whole summer.

Doesn't respect noise ordinances for the surrounding residential neighborhood. It's obnoxious 5…read moremonths of the year and they operate outside of posted business hours. For proof that they don't care about neighbors, today they are cleaning the pool before opening for the season and I was woken up by heavy equipment noises at 6:30 am. The city noise ordinance says you can't start until 7am. I just wish they were held to the same rules that residents are, since they operate within a residential neighborhood & not in a business district. Last year, for the first time ever, they had a live band at the end of the season. They claimed to have a noise permit, though I never saw proof. Still, I asked them to turn it down. The music was rattling my house and they really don't have the space for amphitheater volume level acoustics anyways. I spoke with the president of the pool & requested notice for events like this, because it can really mess with plans if I want to exist on my own property at the same time & he stated it will still probably happen twice a year. I doubt I'll get prior notice since I'm not paying the insanely expensive fees to be a member. In all my conversations with the pool, all I've asked for was common courtesy. And each time, even if it wasn't a mean response, which they have been at times, I've felt bulldozed and ignored because they seem to feel more important than courtesies and being a good neighbor. It's like they think- Gotta make that money. We don't care if you need earplugs inside your own house.

I like this Y. It's clean, and has a little bit of everything. If you are looking for a luxury gym…read moreexperience, this isn't quiet the place for you. It does seem to get quite busy at times, so both inside and parking wise can be kinda crazy. Locker rooms are clean enough with the basic amenities. All the basic equipment tho seems to be working well enough.

Personal trainers are fine but the place is tired, smells, and often crowded. Costs more than VASA…read moreand other newer places, so - no thanks.

8 mile dirt road into the mountains...what did I get my sister and myself into? Let me tell…read moreyou...something I had never experienced before, at least not all in one place. Amazing views, kind and accommodating people and lodgings, so much riding and so much good food all for what was a ridiculously low cost. The horses were obviously well kept and enjoyed their time with us, I hope, almost as much as we enjoyed ours with them. The food was clean, healthful and almost too much for my 5ft self. Nothing goes to real waste there as they do there best to be sustainable. It is a working ranch so there is a lot going on. Before anyone goes off on the animal cruelty thing, check yourself. They care for and about all of the animals on their property, the domestic and wild ones the same. If I lose some of you on this part, so be it: there is a feeling of faith there...nothing shoved down your throat but a simple reminder to be good to this land and to each other. Check on the pricing as they have summer months and a few other options. We went just as Labor Day was ending and got everything for what I think was less than their summer prices.

Disclaimer: I married into a family that loves this place and has been coming since 50 years ago,…read moreso there has been a heavy bias and favorable context for this place in my kind even before I went. I had seen the damage the fires had done and the lack of trees on the mountains were not a turn off for me, EXCEPT when I forgot to apply sunscreen. I finally went for myself with said family and extended family and it was a blast. Food, activities, entertainment, scenery, it was all fantastic. Staff is wonderful and treat you like friends. They have lots of stuff for kids aged 3 to teens and all those kids had a blast. Made a ton of great memories. Would recommend for anyone who likes active outdoorsy vacations/retreats.

The ladies at this office were friendly, well organized and helpful with assisting me in what I…read moreneeded to do, very informative would highly recommend. Field courses related to swimming are available through thier webpage.

First time coming to this gym! I am coming from out of town and they have a day past! Super…read moreorganized, lots of space, and friendly staff. Highly recommend to anyone to check VASA Fitness out ^.^

Prepare to enter the Twilight Zone…read more.. PERSONAL TRAINING PROGRAM at Vasa 3020 N Nevada Ave, Colorado Springs, CO 80907 I work a lot. So I got a personal trainer to make it easier to work with my schedule. I found that scheduling was accomplished via texting with the trainer. I was never made aware of another way. He suggested group classes because they last longer. I obliged, but that meant arriving at a time when I was sometimes still working. We texted often, since I often could not make the times he set (1-2 offerings a week). Even when I pointed out I could not easily make the times he was setting, things didn't change. In my 9 months with Vasa, I missed one class a month due to bookclub. I missed at least 5 classes due to vacation. And I was able to make the rest of the sessions only 75% of time due to work. We could only make up 2-3 sessions, because scheduling was so hard. The trainer also cancelled 3 sessions himself. Two of those times I had already shown up for class. The most recent time it was 24 hrs before class. I broke my finger on the day we were supposed to have that make-up session. So that never got made up. I never complained to management about not being able to make sessions because the trainer and I frequently discussed (in person, by text) making them up. I assumed he was keeping track of my presence/absences. I froze my training account for 3 months due to finger fracture surgery (I kept my gym membership). I let upper mngt (email) and my trainer know (text) my goal was to make up 5 sessions eventually. Once my finger healed, I accomplished one make-up session (organized with my trainer). But then, as usual, it was hard to schedule the next one. I asked Emma the "personal training manager" at the front desk about a trainer with more openings. She said it did not look like I was due make-up sessions and I could not make sessions up until she spoke with upper mngt. She said she would call me the next day. She never called. My trainer texted offers to help out, apologizing but never explaining why my account showed no make-ups due. I wrote to upper management to cancel my training account explaining that my make-up lessons had been taken away. They asked to explore the issue and after 2 weeks this was their response: "After speaking with the club, I understand they reviewed your account and confirmed there are no remaining Personal Training sessions available. They also shared that your trainer had previously allowed you to participate in group sessions as a courtesy after your available sessions had been used." So not only do I have NO makeups but Ive been getting free sessions haha. Did the "nice" trainer make this up because he wasnt recording presence/absence? Or most likely, based on his texts, they never spoke to him. Vasa's lack of transparency, organization, and professionalism has been astounding. Apparently upper management and the front desk understand little about what is actually going on with personal training. Customer service was unwilling to listen or properly research the issue (they never asked me which sessions were missed or acknowledged whether absences were recorded)- and their ultimate response seen above was dishonest. That made me cancel general Vasa membership as well. It's a shame. I liked the gym's equipment and my trainer seemed nice.

always packed full of bus loads of daycare kids which makes it very loud and crowded and chaotic…read more doesn't feel safe. Today someone from the daycare barfed in the pool so we went to the lower pool and another child from the daycare got a bloody nose in the pool and then one of the kids took my daughters swim cover and another took our pool noodle. I think without their parents there it's just chaos. It's hard to believe this is the only outdoor pool for Lone Tree residents. We were also over charged which I had to argue about and come back around the line to prove why I needed a refund.

Cook creek pool is a very fun place to go in the summer with your friends and family. They have…read moreamazing snacks, staffs, and life guards. Definitely recommend coming to cook creek pool during summer break.

When checking in seemed very unprofessional, three teens just socializing and had no idea what was…read morewhat. I do not care to hear about who's doing who or waiting for someone to wait on us?

Great place for indoor swimming! They've two pool, a slide, and zero entry. Staff is friendly…read more Great amenities to include family changing rooms!