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Poudre River Public Library District

Fort Collins / Northern · 201 Peterson Street, Fort Collins, CO 80524

A public library district serving Fort Collins and surrounding northern Colorado communities; its summer programs include the Summer Adventure Scavenger Hunt across its Old Town, Council Tree, and Harmony branches. Address given is the Old Town Library, the district's downtown/primary branch.

FreshnessChecked October 26, 2026We re-check every session’s registration page daily — statuses below are from the latest check, not scraped-once.
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On record1 summer camp session

Summer camps — 2026

1 session · statuses verified October 26, 2026

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Fort Collins, CO

201 Peterson Street, Fort Collins, CO 80524

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4.6★★★★★380 Google reviews
Kleb Wa month ago
★★★★★

I wish people knew about how much of a help and benefit it is to the community to have a library like this. Their print services alone have saved me so much money as a college student printing out assignments. Thank you to all the library staff who keep the facility clean and assist/troubleshoot with the computer cafe or print services. And thank you to the front desk for always being so welcoming!

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Paul Woodward3 months ago
★★★★★

Went to the new Center for Creativity exhibit! Was very impressed with the “letter to my younger self” and “letter to my future self” exhibits. Hard not to read them all. Very enjoyable.

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Anakor C5 months ago
★★★★★

Been recently renovated, serving downtown Fort Collins. And neighboring communities, The staff team here are always helpful and welcoming. Desktop computers available for daily 2hrs use, and laptop computers likewise. Printing, copying, faxing, etc are generously providing at no cost.

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Mikel Burbridge6 months ago
★★★★★

Extremely disappointed in the lack of common sense and inclusivity at this location. I attempted to visit today and was turned away by security because I have an electric skateboard. This is my sole form of transportation—I don’t have a license or a car. I explained that I couldn't leave a high-value item outside in this area (Library Park is high-theft) and that it cannot be locked with a bike chain. I even pointed out that the board is compact and could easily be placed on its side against a wall where it wouldn't be in anyone's way or create a hazard. Instead of offering a reasonable accommodation or a safe place to tuck it away, security was completely indifferent. It’s ironic that a public library claims to be for everyone, yet effectively bars residents who use environmentally friendly, economical transportation. If you rely on micro-mobility to get around, don't expect to be welcome here.

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lifeisgood3 months ago
★★★★★

It’s a library so that is awesome obviously. Unfortunately, the librarian I talked to today was quite rude when I inquired about why the baby story time is outside today even though we have medium-heavy density smoke in the air due to the wildfires in Utah and around Colorado. The AQI was also 73 at that time. Babies and toddlers are sensitive groups!!! I get wanting to be outside, but we went to the story time to have an activity to not go stir crazy while avoiding the carcinogen filled air!!

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