Montrose, indeed, the whole western part of Colorado has been begging for this sort of center for…read moresome time. I'm grateful to those who started it for their ingenuity and entrepreneurship. there's everything from batting cages to inflatable zip line. If you live in Montrose and have young kids, this is a great back-pocket entertainment venue. You may want to keep them in mind for hosting the ankle-biter's birthday parties.

This pool is awesome! It's outdoors…read more Open essentially from memorial weekend to Labor Day weekend. 50 meters long course. 25 yards wide. We swam the lap lanes across the width of the pool. Nice water here. Clear. A bit warm for lap swimming. We swam 2 miles! Great lifeguard team here, particularly paying attention to enhanced safety! The locker rooms are dated and need an upgrade as well as frequent cleaning. Power outlets in the locker rooms for hair dryers and electric shavers are needed. The location within the park is great. The pool is huge and popular! Check it out! We did. We will be back when we are in the area.

I had a great time soaking up the sun. The pool is very large and lots of deck space so you do not…read morefeel crowded. If you're in Grand Junction visiting, you need to stop in, the waters nice. Here is the description of the pool from the city website: The City of Grand Junction Parks and Recreation Department operates this seasonal swimming facility from Memorial Day Weekend through Labor Day weekend. Lincoln Park-Moyer Pool and Water slide is conveniently located in Lincoln Park on the corner of 12th and North Avenue. This 50 meter outdoor pool features a waterslide (sliders must be at least 3'6" tall), Splash Pad water playground, a 13' diving well with 1 meter and 3 meter diving boards, and a separate, shallow water (2' - 4') instructional tank. The pool has an extensive grass area, concession area, shade shelters, and pool deck furniture. Floatation devices and toys of reasonable size are permitted in restricted areas of the pool. Lockers are available inside the bathhouse. Instructional classes are offered, and the facility can be rented for private parties during non-public hours. Our 35' x 40' Splash Pad integrates play structures and water features into the Lincoln Park - Moyer Pool facility. The Splash Pad is available during public swim time for regular admission price as well as during the morning Learn to Swim program for a reduced rate. This play area is designated for users under 3'6". Non toilet trained participants must wear a swim diaper while in the play area. http://www.gjcity.org/CityDeptWebPages/ParksRecreation/Aquatics/Aquatics.htm

What a find after camping for 5 days! Clean and beautiful…read moreshower rooms Staff friendly and helpful

The facilities are great but the problems are the policies. The staff are polite, this is not…read moredirected at them. There are plenty of 24 hour gyms who's hours are much more accommodating for people trying to get healthy or up their cardio. MRC closes way too soon and opens really late. That's its first problem. My wife was told she couldn't have our 7 month old baby anywhere with her except the jog track and the pool. Mind you my wife has our baby strapped to her chest while she works out at all times. She does not use the equipment. She does not use the gym machines. She does not occupy areas occupied by other gym members lifting weights. She finds an unoccupied area not being used and does stretches and exercises prescribed by her physical therapist with her baby. Being new parents we are not comfortable leaving our baby with strangers in their child watch area. I'm sure all the parents here can understand that. The child care team members I have met are very kind and polite. This is a parental instinct and concern not an accusation against the staff. There was no exception made or solution sought-after for my wife's workout needs and her parental rights. The policy gets in the way of the gym member trying to use the facility. I understand safety and liability rules and I don't begrudge MRC for taking precautions but excluding parents from more than half of the centers options for a liability clause rather than trying to find a work around for a mother who's schedule with a newborn is hard enough doesn't really serve the community. This is not the first time or the first person who has been turned away from MRC because of a stupid policy. A gym needs to be accommodating to the needs of its members. Golds gym has excellent accommodation in the smallest matters for its members. Anytime fitness is available at 2 in the morning if your schedule is full. MRC is inflexible and it's management had a, "my way or the high way" kind of mentality. My wife has physical therapy she is going through due to complications with her pregnancy and she is also a mother of a newborn baby. MRC couldn't be bothered to accommodate her as a gym member needing a place for physical therapy and motherhood. I wonder what else and who else they would ignore for their backwards policies.

Nice visitor center! Located in the South Rim of Black Canyon of the Gunnison, if you're planning…read moreon visiting the North Rim and have any questions, highly recommend stopping here - the North Rim is a lot more remote and does not have a visitor center. There were plenty of park rangers helping everyone when we visited. We had quite a few questions on the North Rim, and they were able to help us plan our visit there without issue. They have a nice bookstore with plenty of BCGNP merch. Plenty of exhibits to learn more about the park. One of the most important things - they have WiFi. South Rim does not have any internet service, so if you need to look something up for your trip and plug in a route on maps for your trip down the mountain, great stop to get that sorted out. Also has bathrooms - always a plus. Parking can be a bit chaotic here. The lot was full, but there's a lot of movement as people don't stay very long. If you don't find a spot on your first drive-through, you'll have to leave the lot, go back to the road, and circle back. Definitely recommend stopping by, especially if you're planning a visit to the North Rim.

Really nice little visitor's center! 4/5 as while it has a pretty thorough museum with some great…read moreinfo the gift shop is SMALL and there are no indoor restrooms. Not a dealbreaker as it's still a nice spot with pretty nice park rangers. I found the gift shop employees here to be a bit less friendly than other National Parks I've visited, but my kiddo still earned a Jr. Ranger badge and we still had a great time exploring and using this spot as our starting off point.

Wow, I loved this new place! I was in the area for a few days on business and stopped in for a…read moreworkout. The location was great, the building and grounds looked beautiful and pleasing to the eye, the employees were friendly and efficient, this rec center had every kind of sport facility you can think of under its roof, the men's locker room was conveniently located, clean and large, and the weight room (my main activity today) was had all the main weight machines, cardio machines, and free weights. And it was reasonably priced for an over 55 non-resident like me ($6.50).

I visited this recreation center, loved bringing my kids ,but I noticed the employees are not…read moretreated very well, management doesn't have much input and is no where to be found ,I've seen how hard the people working the front desk work they were very helpful, my kids love coming here to swim especially since we live out of town, in the future I hope they have better management

What a fun and diverse place. You could swim, dive, enjoy a lazy river pool, climb and ice skate…read moreall in one afternoon! I wish we had something like this in my home town!

The price of admission for a non-resident is very reasonable. Additionally, there are wonderful…read moreamenities and the center is not very busy. One down side is the size and location of the weight room... more like a weight hallway. It's located in the basement - the dumb bells go up to 100 lbs which is wonderful, there are two squat racks, two cable machines and some other targeted muscle group machines. If you are looking for a slightly better experience than a hotel gym, this is perfect - if you're looking to get an intense-varied workout ... try somewhere else? Overall it was clean, quiet, and fine for a single session.

My daughter loves this place. She has been attending for almost 4 years and has excelled at…read moregymnastics thanks to her hard work, dedication and all the great coaches here. Highly recommend!

I been here a lot for several reasons over the years. They have a kids play area, a huge gymnastics…read morefacility, music, and daycare. The whole place is run very well by people who have been doing it for a long time and love what they do. There is a lot of dedication here, from the staff, the coaches, the gymnasts, and the parents.

People here were so nice! We wanted to cross country ski and they were incredibly helpful and we…read morerented skis from them easily. The place had an outdoor pool, a couple laps, and a hot tub that people were using. The slide is only open during the summer. The gym inside was well-used. Great local find!

Great place with friendly staff and friendly community…read more Clean,beautiful,recommend their facilities,very positive experience.

Headed up to Dave Wood Winter Recreation Area today for some cross-country skiing…read more Felt kinda spoiled because just as we arrived around 1:15pm everyone was on their way out...so we literally had the trails all to ourselves! Speaking of trails, they have approximately 4.4 miles of beautiful and delicate slopes of the Uncompahgre Plateau. The trails appeared to be groomed and offer three levels of difficulty: Easiest, More Difficult and Most Difficult. There wasn't a whole lot of signage, so we just referred to our trusty map (see photo). The area is absolutely beautiful with breathtaking views of the Cimarron Range, Storm King, Grand Mesa and of course the Uncompahgre Valley. The trails offer an array of aspen and ponderosa pines as well as gamble oak and sagebrush in the lower elevations. Speaking of which...elevations range from 8,000 feet at the forest boundary to 8,400 feet at the highest point on the cross-country ski trail system. This is such a great place for the family and outdoor enthusiasts! Dogs are welcome but it is recommended that owner(s) maintain full control of their furry pals, so as not to cause any unforeseen hazards to other users. No permits are required and ample parking is free on either side of the trailhead. What else can I say but we LOVE this winter recreation area! Be Happy Outside!