Estes Valley Community Center
Private
The Estes Valley Community Center is operated by the Estes Valley Recreation and Park District (EVRPD) in Estes Park and houses swimming pools, a gymnasium and sports and activity programming for a range of ages. The material reviewed does not confirm an EVRPD-run summer camp at the center, or its ages, dates or hours; the well-known Estes Park day camp for ages 3-17 is run by a separate operator, YMCA of the Rockies, at its own site.
The practical details
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 Estes Valley Community Center directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Allison HeltonWe hosted our reception here with about 135 people. It was perfect! Bethany and her team were super helpful throughout the entire process and made it the perfect day for us. If you are considering this for a reception, you will not be disappointed!
★★★★★Christine BergmanWow!! What a fantastic community resource/facility....Ive lived in a few bigger cities that dont have this impressive of a community center. So clean and well maintained.. .....so many fun events and activities to participate organized by the EVCC/EVRPD....they offer something for everyone, all year! Yay Estes Park!! 👏🏻
★★★★★Алина ЮшкевичWe absolutely love this pool! It’s wonderful that they support Hope Kids! The water slides are amazing, and the lazy river is so relaxing and fun for the whole family. Everything is clean, well organized, and such a great place to spend the day. We always have the best time here and look forward to coming back whenever we’re in Estes Park.
★★★Bob SissyGreat life guards, toxic atmosphere I’m giving this three stars purely because of the lifeguard staff. If it weren’t for them, this would easily be a one-star review. • The Incident: During my last visit, a "Karen" at the pool was completely out of control, screaming at children and shoving people. It escalated to the point where she physically injured me. It was a shocking and dangerous situation. • The Lifeguards: These guys are the only reason I felt safe. They stepped in immediately, dealt with the woman, and made sure I was okay after being hurt. They are kind, observant, and clearly the only ones who care about the patrons. • The Front Desk: Absolute nightmare. The staff at the front desk are incredibly disrespectful. Even after I was physically injured, they were dismissive and acted like my safety was an inconvenience to them. Their lack of empathy and basic customer service is a massive stain on this facility. I hope management realizes that their lifeguards are carrying this entire establishment on their backs. The front desk needs a serious reality check on how to treat people, especially when a guest has been assaulted on their watch. Would you like me to add a sentence about whether the woman was finally removed from the premises, or should we leave it as a general warning?
★★★★Denil PatelWe lived in estes park to visit Rocky mountains and the alphine ridge trail. You need to purchase the rocky mountains pass that costs $25 and then you can either purchase the day pass that is valid from 9 to 3 pm. You can visit for free after 3 pm. Bear lake is open after 6pm for free. Great drive and scenic roads.