U S Olympic Complex

It is a nice place to visit with your family.

Friendly and informative free tours of the facility offered multiple times per day. Simple walk.
Inspirational (read: GO USA) video intro.
Historical items in hallway/​Museum section.
Art exhibit area with photos of inductees.
Nicely landscaped grounds.
Hoped the giftshop would offer more historic items (a few posters were found.)
Vancouver in 2010!

What a fantastic and inspiring place!
The facilities are shared by resident athletes and visiting athletes, along with the national associations of several sports (US Swimming, Cycling, Shooting, Wrestling, Gymnasics, to name a few…).
The visitor’s dorms are college-​like and spartan cement block, with three beds per room plus a sink in each room. Bring your flip flops for the shared showers, but towels and linens are provided. About ²⁄₃ of the resident athletes live in the newer dorms that work more like multi-​bedroom apartments, with athletes sharing a common space and having their own room. Bring your swimsuit, since visitors can swim in the olympic pool during open lap time.
Meals are awesome and all-​you-​can-​eat in the cafeteria. The whole complex hosts the Paraolympic teams too, so it’s all completely handicap accessible.
It’s a hodgepodge of architecture and the main walkway is a little overdone with the flags and statues of athletes, but it’s just being here that’s rad… seeing the next generation of olympians and taking a shot at your goals.