CSU Spur - Denver, Colorado

Michelle Arentzen

Wow! Very educational, fun, and free! We were able to park for free just steps away from the building. There is a small cafe on site and a bar/restaurant across the street, so we didn't have to go somewhere else to find lunch. There are interesting, hands-on exhibits, best suited for kindergarten & up. We watched several animal surgeries, played in the mock vet clinic, did virtual reality exploration of horse anatomy, watched horses in the ring, built dams in the stream table (so cool!), learned about hydroponics in the high-tech climate controlled greenhouse, and checked out all the hands on mini science experiments for the kids. It was not crowded at all!

Bri Wei

The Temple Grandin Equine Center is a beautiful facility for Equine Assisted Therapy. As a member of the volunteer program, I’m consistently impressed by the great work of the staff, therapists and clients. Sammie, the volunteer coordinator is a pleasure to work with and is always first to listen, help out and work hard at making the volunteers feel appreciated and valued. Communication is really great and Sammie makes volunteering easy and fun by coordinating with my schedule to allow me to volunteer when I can. I’ve learned so much about horses and horsemanship through the program. I absolutely LOVE volunteering at TGEC!

Turja Banks

Free to the public! Kid friendly especially every 2nd Saturday of the month. You can learn about innovative water for the future, cutting edge methods for growing sustainable food, a bee farm and more!

L Ali

I didn't even know this complex existed until I saw a random FB ad announcing the grand opening of Terra. My kids really didn't want to go but we got there and they had a blast...and learned a lot. Sustainability of our Earth is critical. We're never too young or too old to learn.

We'd hoped to stop into Vida but this was a long day. That's for another visit.

Parking was a little confusing but there's a big lot behind Vida. Quite a bit of construction going on, also

Kyler A

Took my 2 puppies to be spayed and neutered Monday 8/12/24. Had to come back on Thursday 8/15 because my female dog cannot pass a bowel movement without being in extreme pain. She was having pretty severe diarrhea. Isn't drinking water or eating really & is has been cold and shaking for a week now. Brought them in Thursday and they make it seem on the discharge paper like there is no cost for surgery follow up at their campus if there is complications or concerns. They state they are not responsible for vet costs at any other clinic other then the one they refer you to. So i decided to bring her back here since i was having post surgical concerns, but oh no. they still charge you! Its been a week out from surgery and my dog still isn't drinking water, still having diarrhea & nothing has improved. Their suggestion was to hydrate my dog in clinic Which dissipated within 20minutes as she is very dehydrated & they said to feed her bland diet and probiotics. Cost me 90$ for that visit. after the 400$ i spent initially on the Surgeries. STILL HAVING DIARRHEA AND DEHYDRATION! no follow up call, nothing. I've also had several dogs & different types of animals and I've never been to a clinic where i don't see the actual Veterinarian. i saw a 4th year med student and she seemed either incredibly nervous or uncomfortable in room. So now I'm a week out and have racked up hundred of dollars in vet bills because CSU Spur was no help really post surgery. It was pretty much lets wait a few days and see what happens so i decided to take her to her regular vet for better post surgical care. I chose to come to this location because they are "Cost friendly" but that turned out to be not exactly true. Between the surgery itself & post surgical concerns/visits...i spent the same amount i would have at a regular vet & might have gotten more patient focused care. This isn't the first time ive had animals have surgeries or be spayed/neutered, be on carprofen etc. But it absolutely is the first time I've had concerns a week post op. & nothing is resolving. & no answers. Most of the front desk staff was friendly & the techs were also very attentive & were able to grab a full accurate history . But that's about it. have received better post op care other places. Nice campus overall.

Abe Ulibarri

Three buildings that are unique in design with three different purposes the Veterinarian Hospital offering discount services and the grow house growing their own vegetables and the Water and recycle waste to heat those buildings have great benefits for the locals such as educitional cources for adults and children an a great improvement to the area.

MARCELA PARDO

Fantástico lugar para ir con amigos y familia. Los tres campus ofrecen diferentes experiencias, el personal es muy amable y respetuoso. El segundo sábado de cada mes puedes disfrutar esta maravillosa experiencia totalmente gratis.

Mariu E.

Loved this place! Free admission and educational. We visited the Terra and the animals buildings. Our children enjoyed them very much, specially the animal building. The volunteer students were very attentive and provided us with a tour of the facilities.