Life Time Parker runs the chain's 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 select electives such as arts and crafts, gym games, yoga, fitness and agility classes and engineering. Enrollment is limited to families holding a Standard or Signature membership with children active as Junior members for the duration of camp, and up to two hours of before and after camp care 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 Parker directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★tommy contestableIt is no use going to the parker lifetime. This is the third summer now that they arent going to turn on the ac upstairs so working out is completely miserable. I also have recently heard 5 other members complaining about the heat, talking to the manager jeff is another dead end and i have never met anyone so condescending or rude before when address problems or concerns regarding the gym. For over 200$ for a membership you dont get the service you should get for paying so much. Things stay broke for weeks on end and the sanitation is repulsive.This place isnt what it use to be and it is unbelievable that the manager jeff and the owner allows this to be acceptable. As soon as the castle pines lifetime fitness is built I recommend everyone goes to that location.
★★★★★Patrick DrumLove this gym! The locker rooms are always clean, there’s always fresh towels, the front desk always has a smile when you walk in, basketball courts are nice, hot tub inside and outside, the steam room is getting a very nice remodel as we speak and you have to check out the recovery area, I think that’s one of the many reasons Lifetime blows away the competition…not to mention if you have to catch up on work they have a very comfortable lounge area right across from their cafe! I would HIGHLY recommend! The people complaining about the price you literally get what you pay for….. depending on the membership level … you get a TON of trials .. and priority for classes! Keep up the great work guys!
★Gabriel RamosI wanted to love this place, but the tennis facility has been a huge letdown. Despite paying over $260/month (plus extra for individual sessions), I haven't even been able to book a basic onboarding class, which is supposed to be given to all members when they first join (I’ve been a member for a few months and have tried to reach out and schedule a session, only to be ignored by the staff). When you finally do book a paid class or drill, they are frequently canceled and they don't even bother to call or text you. You just drive all the way there only to find out it's off. The main gym itself is phenomenal and the staff there is top-notch, but the tennis side is lacking. For the price, it's incredibly disappointing and I wouldn't recommend it.
★★★Alex EgriWe just gave our 30 day notice. We pay $280 a month for the two of us to go here. The gym is very nice, lots of amenities and clean, however a lot of the classes they offer you have to pay in addition to your very expensive gym membership. Started off playing a lot of pickleball. Heidi and the others are super nice, but I think changing it from a separation of advanced and intermediate to everyone mixed in was a mistake. Never had so many 11-0 or 0-11 games. The last few times I went just wasn't very fun.
★★Keith DunnNot impressed overall. The expense does not match the accessibility of amenities. Life Cafe advertises appealing meals with quality images, only to receive frozen, heated up food that looks no different than McDonald’s bacon & eggs. Avocado usually browned. I leave more annoyed than I do satisfied. One star given for the gym/fitness amenities, saunas, showers - which you can access at surrounding gyms for much cheaper cost. One star for childcare - this is really the main thing setting them apart. Not impressed otherwise.