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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.

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On record1 summer camp session

Summer camps — 2026

1 session · statuses verified July 28, 2026

01Summer Adventure Scavenger Hunt

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Stop in to Council Tree, Harmony, or Old Town Libraries and dig into the Summer Adventure Scavenger Hunt. See a staff member for your game sheet and completion surprise. All ages and abilities welcome.

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Fort Collins, CO

201 Peterson Street, Fort Collins, CO 80524

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4.6★★★★347 Google reviews
Benson Whitneya month ago
★★★★★

A wonderful, compassionate, peaceful library with the best staff west of the Mississippi. The staff is Sooo kind,considerate, and patient. Thanks again Jack, Jade, Chris, Christiana, and all others who do a splendid job.

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Mikel Burbridge3 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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David Gatton5 months ago
★★★★★

Been an avid nonfiction reader my whole life. EVERYONE should read more nonfiction? Especially young ones, start them early like I was to build a foundation from. I prefer to go straight to most authoritative sources first: Dictionaries, DSM-5, CIA WorkdFactbook, etc.

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Ameri- Nadiana month ago
★★★★★

Libraries are crucial to maintain a healthy community. They need more support and funding. Thank you for your service. I really appreciate being able to print for free.

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★★★★★

We love this library! Storytime has been amazing. One thing to note, though: the homeless population around the building and the kids' park has really increased recently.

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