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Columbia Village Recreation

Columbia Village Recreation

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3655 E Lake Forest Dr, Boise, Idaho, 83716, United States
(208) 433-0643 www.cvoa.net
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Nov 29, 2017
This place is great, it has a workout center that is good for most workouts. It also has a racquetball court that is kept in good shape. It also has a large room that can be used for meeting parties. This place also has an outdoor pool area for summer use. The pool area has 4 pools. It has a lap pool, a kitty pool, and two other pools for regular pool use (hanging out with friends). My only gripe is that the pool gets crowded. This place is overall great!

Nov 1, 2017
Great site for the community to hold meetings or private party.

Apr 29, 2018
Great ambience

Jul 25, 2017
Spacious facilities. Great pool!

Oct 4, 2016
One of the Oldest apartment. I have been there for 2 years, Just because of School and the work place. It feels good initially and later You have to keep working with their maintenance atleast monthly once. Their carpets are more than 15yrs old, bath tubs never been changed since they build the house and the water outlet always been problem in the bath tub. The admin's dont have patience to answer the question they get irritated when asking some questions. Main thing if you would want to upgrade your apartment they wont let you transfer the apartment for unknown reasons. They dont know why they are not doing transfers / upgrading apartment from 1 to 2 bed or 2 to 3 bed. Overall this is worst apartment to choose.

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