Castle Rock Community Recreation Center
Private
The Town of Castle Rock Parks and Recreation runs full-day, half-day and specialty summer camps for ages 3 to 17 from late May to early August. MAC Adventure Days is a traditional day camp based in the 300-acre Philip S. Miller Park with crafts, hikes, sports, pool time and trampolines; Great Outdoors Camp serves ages 10-15 in the same park; and TAP camps cover digital illustration, cartooning and stop-motion for ages 8-17. Beyond Limits Camp is designed for children with disabilities ages 5-15. Registration opens in January with an early-bird discount.
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We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Castle Rock Community Recreation Center directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Rhys BrownAww heck yeah… this place is basically where I grew up and it will never get old sure sometimes the slides are broken, but they do offer a really great gym cardio and sports program. I do like to swim a lot here too. I would really recommend it.
★★★★★Gage ClementSuper nice rec center. Has definitely improved over the years for sure. Can be a little busy depending on timing and when you come. Pools are always nice and clean. Gyms are clean and well kept. Would like to maybe see some more activities open up in the coming years. Overall nice for the monthly payment. Locker rooms are nice and big enough for a decent sized bag.
★Laryssa KazmerThe children who work as lifeguards are extremely homophobic and made me feel unsafe. My partner and I were swimming in the lazy river area (both of us are in our 20s) and we were approached by a manager in the pool who said that a lifeguard said we were "making out" we told him we weren't and he said "all good as long as you aren't doing that" we moved on but we're disappointed by the approach because we were not kissing and were in fact just swimming together. We had already felt out of place as the guards were staring at us for most of their shifts and kept flirting with each other across the pool. After that we went into the steam room and were checked on immediately by the blonde lifeguard working the other side of the pool. After us a group of three, including a couple, went into the steam room alone and weren't checked on one within their 5 minutes of being in the steam room. I understand that not everyone is comfortable with gay couples and feels the need to make gay people feel uncomfortable being in straight spaces but I just want to swim at the pool without being harassed for my gender or my sexuality. We also went at 7:30 pm to avoid being around crowds of people and we were some of the only people in the pool. This wasnt a question of other people in the pool being uncomfortable by our presences but the lifeguards themselves who were uncomfortable. I wouldn't trust the homophobic teens to find enough compassion within themselves to save my life if it were in danger. This place needs better management and better lifeguards who will protect your children and your life without bigotry.
★Stacy CarsonThis place sucks now. No hot tub. Tables are for staff-lifeguards now. No lazy river tubes. Sides shut down half the time. Vending machines don't work. Total crap.
★★★★★Marco BarryGreat value for access to all the facilities, especially if you spend the day there. The staff are super friendly. Love the track in the cardio section of the gym. Can be difficult to find somewhere to sit in the kids pool area, especially on when school is out/weekends.