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Apex Park & Recreation District

Denver Metro · 13150 W. 72nd Ave., Arvada, CO 80005 · apexprd.org ↗

Apex Park & Recreation District is a special district in the Denver metro area that runs the Apex Center and offers a wide range of youth summer camps and activities for toddlers through teens.

FreshnessFall 2026 schedule captured July 28This is a point-in-time snapshot of the provider’s published schedule, not live availability. Confirm enrollment with Apex Park & Recreation District before planning around a time slot.
At capture3 enrolling
Right nowThe 2026 season has wrapped — 5 sessions ran this year.Follow this provider below and we'll email you when new sessions post with open registration.
On record3 after-school classes · 5 past sessions

After-school classes

3 classes · snapshot of July 28

Statuses below reflect the provider’s schedule as captured on July 28. Fall schedules typically post in August — watch this provider to get them first.

Past sessions — 2026

5 ended sessions · kept for reference — statuses no longer apply

01Camp Apex

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Full-day camp at the Apex Center for ages 5-10 with arts and crafts, sports and games, and free-choice activities, plus swimming, silent disco, splash pad, and optional rock climbing or ice skating via the Adventure Pass.

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02Camp Fitzmorris

Ended

Held at Fitzmorris Elementary for ages 5-10, blending nature-based learning, sports, art, and STEM with themed activities, plus a large outdoor playground, silent disco and karaoke, swimming, and water field day.

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03Camp Secrest

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Based at the Secrest Recreation Center for older campers ages 8-12, with a weekly mix of local mini field trips, swimming, special interests, and an included Friday field trip.

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04Teen Adventure Camp

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At the Secrest Recreation Center for ages 11-15, this camp focuses on daily adventures, challenging teens to try new experiences in a safe environment alongside their peers.

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05Leader in Training Program

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A structured program at Secrest Rec Center for teens who want a head start on their professional skill set: participants practice public speaking, communication, facilitation, and bullying prevention through leadership activities.

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Location

Arvada, CO

13150 W. 72nd Ave., Arvada, CO 80005

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What parents say

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4.5★★★★1729 Google reviews
★★★★★

We went for a volleyball championship tournament today. And I have to say, I was completely blown away by Apex center. It has to be 5 or 6 times the size of our largest rec center in evergreen, Colorado, and I thought we had some good rec centers. The pool area is incredible. They have an ice rink and quartz and the largest climbing wall and gym that i've ever seen in a rock center , I was totally impressed and really envious the people that live in that area of very blessed , and I really hope they appreciate it

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Mousie3 months ago
★★★★

Always clean inside. The parking lot is a bit rough, and the outdoor aesthetics could use a polish/clean up (The little ponds outside the kids area). Staff is always friendly and professional. Bit of a bummer the pool doesn't open until 4p Mon - Fri, and fairly inconvenient as a stay at home mom trying to entertain my kid, but the play room is a decent back up. There's a separate room right off the play room for the tiny tots and babies. Nice weight/work out area, indoor amenities, and they have parent classes and all that jazz. If you go often would recommend the membership otherwise you can pay as you go. The skate park is right nextdoor so your older kiddos (10-12) and teens can walk along the parking lot to get to it.

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Sabrina Montano4 months ago
★★★★★

Well I was thinking about going to this place to go swim n have a good time with my family n I was going to take my friend and her daughter this weekend but I see all these bad reviews on this place and I’m now 2nd guessing it now…. I seen this review saying that there was poop in the hot tub n in the dressing rooms like really that is discusting n I love the hot tub but I’m gonna pass on this place I was thinking about giving it a chance but the 2&3 stars were just so poping up and then on top of that they charge way too much and the $6 for a drink I don’t care I would just feel my Stanley up with my soda and trust me they are not gonna tell me a dam thing but I am not going to that place I am going to find another place hopefully I do and not have to drive n pay a hole lotim just going to have to look at the reviews and thank you for the people who exsperienced going there and made me change my mind real quick and Idc if these reviews were a year ago or 2years

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★★★★★

Wow, this facility has it all… pool, hockey, ice skating, rock climbing, weightlifting. Came with a camp for the pool but definitely lots of activities to keep you busy.

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Bennie Neon7 months ago
★★★★★

Pool is nice, the kids love it. Only issue I've had here is that the teens that work here like to go into the family dressing rooms in groups and they vape in the bathroom. Im assuming its weed too and not just a cig vape pen by they way they act and the fruity smells it off puts. Management, please keep a better eye on your employees!

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