Life Time's Centennial club runs Kids Summer Camp for ages 4 to 13, Monday through Friday from 9:00am to 4:00pm, with most clubs offering about 12 weeks of camp across the summer. Campers pick from electives that include arts and crafts, gym games, yoga, fitness and agility classes and engineering. Camp is open only to families with a Standard or Signature membership whose children are active Junior members for the duration of camp; before and after camp care of up to two hours on each end is included at no extra cost.
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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 Life Time directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★Anastasia TimofeevaWe toured this Life Time location in Centennial with our family and had a very disappointing experience. The staff member showing us around rushed through the entire tour in about 10 minutes and, in essence, told us very little about the facility. It felt like she was eager to get rid of us as quickly as possible. When we asked questions, she rolled her eyes and answered with obvious irritation. We've never felt so unwelcome at a place we were seriously considering joining for nearly $400 a month. Afterward, we visited the Parker location, where the experience was completely different. We were given a thorough one-hour tour, all of our questions were answered, and we learned much more than we expected. In the end, we chose the Parker location.
★Collin PfarrI don’t think I have seen the bathrooms clean here once seems to always be either pee on the seats or pee on the dividers. The floors always seem to be full of dog and human hair like people don’t vacuum good enough or are rushing. The gym area always has dust in every corner. The weights stink. Unfortunately this is the best though in the area. Also starting to get sick and tired of the obscene amount of wondering eyes in the male locker room (no still means no even if its man to man)(I have had multiple instances of older men following me into the individual bathrooms in the gym area) and the overwhelming amount of jealousy on the gym floor (I should have to explain to someone that I don't want to share equipment when other equipment is open for them to use without interfering with what I'm doing)
★Benjamin WyattsThe new brunette night-shift janitorial staff member is consistently rude and glares at members. Tonight (May 24th at 10:58 PM), she was rushing people out while they were clearly already packing up their things to leave. She clearly does not want to be here, and it makes for a very unwelcoming environment. Management needs to address her customer service attitude. I usually go out of my way to use the Denver West location—it is easily top-tier and the best out of all the Life Time clubs. Denver West is always pristine, incredibly welcoming, and has phenomenal customer service!!
★★★★★Andrew Lee🚗 Tesla Road Trip Stop #6 📍 Lifetime Fitness – Centennial,CO 💤 Stayed overnight in my Tesla 🚿 Showered at 6:30 AM 🏋️ Quick workout before hitting the road 👍 Pros • One of the best view Lifetime gym. You can see the snow peaks • Cleanliness: Good • Parking: Easy overnight access 👎 Cons • Steam sauna didn’t steams out strong enough 💡 Road Trip Score: 9.0/10 ➡️ Perfect stop for Tesla road trippers doing car camping + gym routine. Wondering what “Life time athlete “ building for?
★★★★Alec LongI'll outline everything about this Gym Below 👇 1. Plenty of Machines, albeit not the best machines you'll find, basically just TechnoGym and Life Fitness stuff, limited ROM and less than ideal curves across the Board, will note the quality machines below: Squat Press Converging Horizontal Chest Press Iso Lateral Row Seated Cybex Calf Extension Seated Dip 2. Tons of Squat Rack and Benches 3. Has every cardio piece you can imagine. Fan Bikes, Self Propelled Treadmills, Steppers, Ski Erg, etc. 4. Great Co-Ed Sauna which is usually above 175°F 5. Cold Plunge which isn't really a Plunge as it's like 50°F 6. Friendly Front Desk Staff, Trainers seem nice enough, they don't tend to horde equipment like at other LT locations. 7. Generally Clean 8. Not overally busy outside of the 3-6Pm time slot, but even then it's just people using Cables and Racks, most people are afraid of machines or something at this Location? Overall I think Lifetime is a pretty fair value if you value your time and cleanliness of the Gym, blows away other corporate offerings, but missing some equipment imo.