Denver Metro · 4810 E County Line Rd, Littleton, CO 80126
South Suburban Parks and Recreation operates recreational facilities, parks, trails, and programs across the south Denver metro area, providing seasonal youth camps and recreational services with a focus on healthy living and stewardship of open space.
FreshnessChecked October 26, 2026We re-check every session’s registration page daily — statuses below are from the latest check, not scraped-once.
Right now9 open
After-schoolFall 2026 schedule captured July 28This is a point-in-time snapshot of the provider’s published schedule, not live availability. Confirm enrollment with South Suburban Parks & Recreation before planning around a time slot.
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On record9 summer camp sessions · 14 after-school classes
Summer camps — 2026
9 sessions · statuses verified October 26, 2026
01Licensed Summer Camps
Open
Ages 6-12·May 28 - Weekly·Multi-Activity
State-licensed day camps run out of South Suburban's rec centers, enrolled by the week. Campers fill a packed schedule with ice skating, indoor swimming, group games, gym or turf time, park visits, and STEAM activities…
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.
01Ballet Level 1
Enrolling
Ages 3-12·Dance
An introduction to ballet at South Suburban's Academy of Dance: young dancers work on basic ballet movements, vocabulary, choreography, and floor work in a class designed to instill grace, balance, and confidence.
Dancers continue to perfect their ballet technique, posture, and balance at this level. Previous ballet experience and instructor permission are required to enroll.
A continuing ballet class where students keep building technique, strength, and choreography skills. Previous ballet experience and instructor permission are required.
The Academy of Dance's advanced ballet class, continuing work on technique, body alignment, and advanced barre and floor work. Previous experience and instructor permission are required.
Learn the fundamentals of tap and ballet together in this combo class. A progressive Academy of Dance program building foundational technique in both styles.
Tap is often paired with jazz and focuses on percussion sounds musically; these dancers consider themselves part of the jazz tradition. Tap and jazz shoes required.
An upbeat style that combines classical ballet and modern dance technique with current popular dance, accenting musical rhythms and body isolations. Runs from beginning through advanced; upper levels require previous…
In fitted tap shoes, dancers work on making specific sounds and rhythms through choreographed footwork in this exciting, rhythmic style. Offered beginning through advanced, with prerequisites for the higher levels.
Dancers learn hip hop moves while working on coordination, strength, and teamwork. Offered beginning through advanced; intermediate and advanced levels require previous experience and instructor permission.
Lyrical uses movement to express emotion, and students work on balance as well as technique. Offered beginning through advanced, with experience requirements at the upper levels.
Dancers practice technique, correct stance, turnout, body structure, and fully pointed foot extensions. Once these are mastered, dancers progress to pointe shoes.
South Suburban's audition-placed team for advanced dancers: weekly fall and winter rehearsals lead to three regional spring competitions across multiple dance styles. The team is a one-year commitment.
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Very modern facility containing 2 basketball courts, 2-3 football and soccer fields, and they have two ice rinks. And of course the best part, they have a restaurant/bar with live games.
The competitive Dance Academy was VERY disorganized with internal fighting amongst teachers and drama with students. Coaches are uncommunicative do not give constructive criticism to help dancers grow. It’s all very base level for skills and there is rampant favoritism. We stuck it out for 2 years but we have moved on and sooo thankful that we did. Dance is fun again!! Also children with medical conditions (letters from doctors submitted) are treated as if they don’t have loyalty to the program if they have to miss for said medical conditions that were know to all from the beginning. Beware!
I want to compliment Kenny Wilson and his staff at the Lone Tree Rec Center. We are visiting our son and his family this week, and I have been going to the Center everyday to work out. Kenny and the staff are so friendly, the equipment is state of the art, and the facilities are spotless. I could not be more satisfied.
I was walking with my dog at approximately 1:00pm 5-13-2026 near deKoevend Park on the highline canal trail. when a park ranger approached me and told me that he was going to call animal control on my dog then when I tried to ask him questions like why he would call animal control on my dog and what kind of electric bike he had. He just spead off on his bike at about {guessing it could have been faster) 30MPH with the speed limit at 15MPH. I got the impression that walking is discouraged on the highline canal trail. the park rangers have alweays been kind but this ranger was just rude
First time here to play"old man" pick up lacrosse. This place is truly impressive with multiple areas for ice hockey (looks like 3 rinks) multi sport courts and small indoor turf. Plenty of parking and indoor space for spectators.