Grand Park Community Recreation Center & Fraser Valley Metro Rec District - Fraser, Colorado

Bernardo Bernabe

Me gusto mucho

Megan Pachta

Criticism: The indoor pool area was not well managed. The facilities themselves are great. The chlorine was way too high. There was not enough lifeguards. The kids going down the slide had no clue what was going on and ultimately most ended up in trouble because the rules/expectations were not clear. Lazy river rules/expectations were also unclear. Lots of kids got in trouble.

The weight room was under construction, which was good to see. It is currently way too small and additional basic weight machines are needed.

The front desk folks were great. They were very helpful.

Kaylee Borek

I love this gym so much, and the pool area and sauna. It is a lot like a YMCA, with so many different fitness areas. I sadly cancelled my membership due to the crowding in the fitness area from the school age ski team constantly. They are there all the time. I hope the addition is completed soon so I can renew my membership and come again without the constant crowding and trying to get to use the equipment!

Sean Chambers

Great community recreation center. Friendly staff, nice facilities, accessible by the Lift bus and offering a diverse set of workout, climb and swim options at a reasonable price.

Michelle Simmons

We traveled from Nebraska to stay in Winter Park. Before we could check in we looked for a fun place to hang out with the kiddos. The staff was incredibly hospitable and kind. Thank you for a fun afternoon!

John McGettrick

I drove all the way out there an hour early just to get a decent pump in and buy a month pass. I literally work here but live in Georgetown so she wouldn't sell me a month pass. This is unacceptable. so the people at Airbnb their house for 12 months out of the year and only stay a week can get a pass but the people that service the town and take care of the people of the town can't. Make that makes sense.

justin pitts

If you have a job this place be of any help to you. They are only open during business hours. So for 400 bucks every 6 months, you can work out twice a week.

Cy Heffley

day pass was $13 today. i think they said it’s $15 on sat/sundays and $13 on weekdays. had access to:
- basketball court with soccer balls, basketballs, footballs
- lap pool (25 yards, i was told)
- hot tub
- aquatics center (big slide, not sure if it was open though)
- sauna (but didn’t verify if it was open or working)
- the bouldering section of the rock wall (you have to get a $35 certification through a two-hour training course to do top-rope)
- weight room (had plenty of cardio options and open benches and dumbbells, didn’t look for barbells but i think they existed)
- locker room
- main room with fireplace and ping pong table

my only note is that if you’re going to use the aquatics center, bring your own towel if you don’t want to buy one.

all in all, great deal for $13. gonna be tough going back to my brooklyn gym.