01Summer Golf Lessons (Junior Golf)
EndedJunior Golf for ages 5 to 16 at Desert Hawk Golf Course in Pueblo West. This introductory course teaches the fundamentals of the game, rules, and golf etiquette; students must provide their own equipment.
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Colorado Springs · 340 E Hahns Peak Ave, Pueblo West, CO 81007
The Pueblo West Metropolitan District Parks & Recreation department offers parks, recreation programs, sports clinics, and community activities for residents of Pueblo West.
Junior Golf for ages 5 to 16 at Desert Hawk Golf Course in Pueblo West. This introductory course teaches the fundamentals of the game, rules, and golf etiquette; students must provide their own equipment.
Youth tennis introducing fundamental skills through drills and game-based learning. Twisters (ages 5-8) build basic coordination via mini games; Cyclones (ages 9-12) focus on grip, swing, and movement fundamentals.
A recreational track and field season through Colorado's statewide CARA program: kids practice twice a week in Pueblo West and get the chance to compete locally, regionally, and even at the state level while picking up new athletic skills all summer.
Pueblo West's recreational summer girls softball for kids (ages vary by sport, roughly 4-12). Teams are led by volunteer coaches; players can request a coach or friend, and receive their team shirt on the first day.
Recreational summer T-ball through Pueblo West Parks & Recreation, a fun, inclusive intro to the sport for young kids. Volunteer coaches lead the teams, with practice during the first 10-20 minutes of game times.
Pueblo West's recreational summer youth baseball for kids of all skill levels. Players can request a coach, play with a friend, or register individually; volunteer coaches lead teams and hand out jerseys on day one.
340 E Hahns Peak Ave, Pueblo West, CO 81007
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Pueblo West Park is an absolutely beautiful place. A friend took me there for the first time and I had an amazing time. I honestly didn’t expect it to be that nice, but it has everything you could want in one spot. They’ve got great fishing areas, camping spots, and awesome hiking trails. You’ll see animals walking around, which makes it feel peaceful and natural. It’s one of those places where you can slow down, breathe, and just enjoy being outside. It’s a perfect place to take your girlfriend, wife, kids, or the whole family. It’s also great if you just want some quiet time and peace by yourself. The views are very, very beautiful, and the whole atmosphere is relaxing. I’ll definitely be going back. If you haven’t been yet, you’re missing out.
View on Google ↗The server was young and did not check back on us once. We had to go get to go boxes and the bill ourselves. Food was great.. the server was sweet and she's still learning
View on Google ↗Great facility dog park, softball feilds, little soccer fields, pool, it's amazing
View on Google ↗My girls played at the park. They had fun. My youngest goes to the school that is next door and plays there often. We didn't make it to the pool this year. Normally we go to the family swim on Sundays, the staff is always super nice and it's a good price for the size of the pool and the time we are there.
View on Google ↗Thank you for having so many fields for the kids to utilize. I think you need a bigger sign to find the park. We live out by the airport so we are not familiar with Pueblo West so had a little difficulty finding it. Then there are hardly any seats to sit and watch the kids practice or play their games.The seats available were facing what i would say was a baseball field,our grandson was on the soccer field. Too far away for us to sit and watch our grandson. Also there were no restrooms close by. I was told there were some by the swimming pool but that they were usually locked. So if you have to go to the bathroom or the kids do then you are out of luck. We could not leave to find a restroom because then we would be leaving our grandson unsupervised by us who his parents entrusted his care. If you do anything with these fields I would sure appreciate more seating and restrooms. Not everyone works for parks and recreation and can take their kids or themselves to the closest restroom. A LOT of senior citizens go and watch their grandkids. Think of them.
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