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Campbell County Parks and Recreation

Campbell County Parks and Recreation

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250 Shoshone Ave, Gillette, Wyoming, 82718, United States
(307) 682-8527 www.ccprd.com
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Feb 26, 2018
Wide variety of activities to do and equipment to use. The open swim times are kind of weird. They have a lot of intramural sports available which is great. The front desk staff are always polite. Unfortunately the prices are a bit high unless you get a membership.

Feb 25, 2018
Ah... my home away from home. 6 lane 25 yd pool is clean and well maintained, as is the rest of the facility. The activity pool is awesome. Good free weight area downstairs and lifting machines upstairs. Treadmills and stationary bikes. 4 Basketball courts, 4 racquetball courts, and indoor track area and field house with tennis courts and 1/8 mi. Indoor track. Fitness classes throughout the day. This place has it all. The morning staff is great... however... the later in the day you get... the grouchier the front desk people become. And you have to pay admission to watch your kid play in the pool or do some sort of 3rd party organized activity. Really? You should not have to pay to chapparone your child. Front desk staff makes a huge difference on first impressions and at times are clueless as to what is going on in the very facility they are letting people in to use. At times, they have been downright rude. Everything beyond the front desk is top notch and is very well managed.

May 5, 2018
Great place for kids to swim and workout. Or even have a birthday bash!

Apr 5, 2018
I love this place but I'm biased because i work here. But it is a great place to work and workout!

Dec 22, 2017
This is the best family facility in town. It has many different areas where kids and parent's can enjoy a good day of fun. Howeever, it maybe overly crowded with kids most weekends. Plus its hours are very limited, especially when they hold their activities or High school events.

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