City of Fort Collins Recreation offers 8 after-school programs in Fort Collins / Northern spanning Multi-Activity, Music, and 1 other category for ages 5-16.
FreshnessFall 2026 schedule captured July 28This is a point-in-time snapshot of the provider’s published schedule, not live availability. Confirm enrollment with City of Fort Collins Recreation before planning around a time slot.
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On record8 after-school classes
After-school classes
8 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.
Multi-Activity
01Beginner D&D (Ages 7-11)
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Ages 7-11·Tue 4-6pm·Multi-Activity
Kids gather around the table to create their own unique Dungeons & Dragons characters and play out stories through group roleplaying. Along the way they learn the basics of the game and stretch their imagination through…
Teens gather around the table to create their own unique Dungeons & Dragons characters and play out stories through group roleplaying. Along the way they learn the basics of the game and stretch their imagination…
Kids settle in for an evening of fun and games at Northside Aztlan Community Center while parents run errands or sneak in a date night. Children must be fully potty trained; sibling admission is discounted after one…
On school-out days, teens head out on chaperoned outings with licensed camp staff and transportation provided — the current trip is to Bounce Empire. Trips depart from and return to Northside Aztlan Community Center;…
Ages 5-11·School-out days 7:30a-5:30p·Multi-Activity
Camp FunQuest is Recreation's licensed day camp, with games, crafts, S.T.E.M. explorations, and outdoor physical activity planned around kids' ages and interests. Families pack a nut-free sack lunch, two snacks, and a…
Camp FunQuest is Recreation's licensed day camp, with games, crafts, S.T.E.M. explorations, and outdoor physical activity planned around kids' ages and interests. Families pack a nut-free sack lunch, two snacks, and a…
Teens hit Northern Colorado trails together on staff-led hikes that may include ranger-guided education — the current outing is Kruger Rock, a moderate 3.7-mile trek. Hikes depart from Northside Aztlan Community Center;…
Teens bring their own instrument (or try one that's new to them) and jam with peers at the Foothills Activity Center — learning new songs and rhythms and connecting through making music together. Some instruments are…
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Used to be good, but not anymore. $50 a month? You can get a membership to any number of 24hr gyms for $20 or less. Gyms that have much more and better equipment. Gyms with no closures or parking problems. WTH were you thinking COF? All this progressive political banter about helping the poor but the way you manage our (the tax payer's) property prices it out of reach for the people. SMH. And what's with all of these people you hire that are completely unprofessional in both appearance and behavior? Again SMH.
The variety and quality of programing offered by Fort Collins is amazing. Our parks and facilities are fantastic, with some notable upgrades needed to Mulberry Pool. We have utilized so much of what the city has to offer for our kiddos and for the adults in my household, often to try classes or activities that would have been cost prohibitive if they were only offered by a private group (compare the cost of karate through Fort Collins recreation versus any private). I feel so lucky that we have this organization in our hometown.
The ability to get into recreator classes is increasingly impossible. The online system doesn't work. They changed their procedures for the first for the summer and it was the worst experience I've had with them yet. Front staff people are great, but clearly the city doesn't care about recreation here when it's impossible to get into a class and half the classes end up cancelled anyway.
As others have said, the registration system is a joke! I logged in at 7am, and finally was able to complete registration for one class at 8:30! Ridiculous! The system is incredibly slow, I was kicked out several times so had to log in again. Of course, no one answers the phone at 7am, so that’s a waste of time. I was expecting the class to be full, which surprisingly it wasn’t. There has to be a better way. Why not an automated phone system?
Beware - they are very strict on cancellation even though it is may not be the class you originally signed up for - in this case my son was signed up for a sport team at spring canyon - it was cancelled and he was added to rolland moore without my approval. By the time i figured out (and my son had never attended practice) it was apparently to late to cancel.