Try it out yourself it is a cheap place for the whole family to enjoy exercising, and they even let you eat your own food at picnic tables on the pool deck or in the lobby area. There is plenty of splashing fun to be had in the kids area. My children havent been traumatized by hot tub users because kids under 6 arent supposed to go in there for health reasons, so they have never been in there. (Once you get used to the water it is fine.) It is upsetting that others give bad reviews about well established rules. Public swimming is fun and they love the Lazy River even if it is a bit chilly at first.
It is a great place for me to workout, too. You can see it from the platform.īuck Rec Center is great! My kids love the babysitting depot, ballet lessons and swim lessons. Easy as pie to get to, its not even 5 minutes away from Littleton light rail station. Exercise facilitys are pretty cool, they have a bunch of machines, everything you need to work out. Plenty of swim toys/accessories available. Along with a nice heated therapeutic pool for the older folks and those looking to relax in the water. Theres plenty of lanes for swimming laps, A great hot tub outdoors, on the patio. It has a couple of neat water features that splash you and what not.
They also have a small Lazy river thats nice to float around in. Yes there is a great baby pool, starting at zero depth. The private lockable changing rooms are a great improvement over the more public areas of the past. The temperatures are just right both the hot temp and the low temp for the lazy river section. The jacuzzi feature of the hot pool is excellent and provides those with lower back pain much relief.
Three kids were immediately asked to leave when they jumped in. The depth is clearly marked 5 feet at one end. They do not allow young children in the hot pool. They enforce the rules of a five minute rest period for those under 18. My experience with the life guards is that they are constantly circling the pools keeping a watchful eye on misbehaviour and alert to anyone having problems. The basketball courts seem to accomodate all ages and groups and the staff is always curteous. There is a balance of activities for old and young. This is fantastic for those who go on daily commutes and need to quickly exercise before work starts With its ease of access, large amount of activities, and large variety of ways to exercise, you could do pretty much anything here, all within walking distance from Downtown and the Light Rail station. Overall, this is a pretty good recreation center. This isnt too big of a problem for me, but for others who may use the pool frequently it may become an issue over time. There is also no signs to tell you where the entrance is, meaning that you may get lost if someone doesnt tell you. The pool is located on the inside of the recreation center past the exercise room, meaning that there is a bit of a maze to get to it. This can all be found on the South Suburban calendar, or at the recreation center itself Here you can find a lot of programs that are happening or will happen in the near future. It also has a basketball gym, running track, and a swimming pool with lap lanes, meaning that there is always something to do here This has one of the largest exercise machine rooms that I have seen in any public recreation centers. It can also be accessed from Powers Ave, as well This place is right next to the Littleton courthouse, and is right next to Downtown Littleton. Green Building Council.Īwards: 2010 - The Boston Society of Architects Citation Award | U.S.This is a fairly large recreation center, and this is why The project was award Silver LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) certification by the U. The third floor of the Peter Buck Center for Health and Fitness is the new home of healthcare services formerly housed at Dudley Coe Health Center. The second floor also includes multipurpose spaces for classes and meetings. The athletic offices formerly on the west end of Morrell Gym relocated to the Buck Center's second floor, where they are, for the first time, under one roof.
BUCK REC CENTER CLASSES FREE
The lower level has free weights and rowing machines. The 44,659 square feet facility boasts locker rooms, cardiovascular fitness and weight machines on the ground floor.
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