Food was tasted so good, the smell was amazing, and the environment was great. I enjoyed the…read moreburgers and how they cooked it to my likings.

Well done Pueblo Memorial Hall!!! The historical theatrical hall was in perfect appearance, very…read morefriendly staff and ushers! The seating was comfortable, despite wanting to stand and rock, I just wanted everyone behind me to enjoy the great Jefferson Starship and legends Blue Oyster Cult as I was. Awesome sound from my seat only feet from the stage. Beer and liquor is served and the facility allows for a designated smoking area. Had absolutely zero complaints and look forward to the next event there!

I recently traveled to Pueblo for work but the job I was doing got held up a few days and I had…read moresome time to check out the area. After looking online for things to do I didn't consider this place just because the name sounded political and made me think I was going to get yelled at for driving an SUV or eating meat or something. We did end up checking out the Riverwalk, which is a separate review. Not knowing the CAV was on the Riverwalk, I was surprised to see the entrance at the end of our walk and decided to step inside. We were the only two people there and were immediately greeted by a volunteer who was more than eager to explain the meaning and history of the display. I was so humbled by the display, every photograph has it's own amazing story and the experience made me want to learn them all. The portraits are amazing and knowing each recipient chose the location for their own portrait makes them even more special. I ended up buying the book detailing the Metal of Honor recipients and will enjoy learning more about these amazing heroes as I study them. They need to change the name to something more fitting of the patriots being honored here but I would definitely make this a top priority stop when in the Pueblo area. A special thank you to the volunteers who make this facility possible, not just for your time to volunteer but also for your service and your sacrifice.

Such a cool and beautiful little gallery. The photos are gorgeous. So beautiful that we bought the…read morecoffee table book. The staff was awesome in explaining what we wanted to know and then letting us explore on our own. As a military family, we thought this was an awesome place.

Racist. As I was doing my job as a door dash driver, I approached the two ladies at the front…read moretelling them " I have an order for Derek , he will be at the front shortly," I was then told "there is no Derek here, do you have a last name?" I then responded saying no only "Derek D" , I was then told again "We need a last name " I then responded by saying " I don't have a last name " I was then told to " Calm down , relax " I then left saying "ok thanks , I don't need your help any more, have a good day" and left the order at the front, on my way out , I was then responded with "this is a private club, leave and go get a real job you ni***r" already walking out the door I said nothing and ran into my customer Derek on my way to the car, explaining the situation to him.

I've been to the Pueblo Country Club twice. Once for Golf and once for a fundraiser. Both times it…read morewas good. I wasn't blown away with the place but I think the course is fun and the beer girls driving around always have a cold one for you so that's a major plus. The ballroom was good and the live band sounded good so I can say the acoustics are fine. The dinning room was beautiful, but I think all that was brought in. If you are thinking about a wedding or event I think the Country Club would be a great venue.

What a wonderful museum. There are many airplanes here, both inside and out. Newer fighters, and…read moremany from the Vietnam era. The centerpiece is a B-29 that you are allowed to go inside through the bomb bay. Several airplanes and helicopters are open for you to go inside and explore. Watch your heads since there are no ropes, and you can walk right up to the airplanes. They also have an assortment of vehicles from the WW2 era as well. There are several rockets and missiles and some items from the old Delta booster factory. Lots of uniforms and an extensive collection of model airplanes. Expect to spend several hours here!

Retired USAF and a sucker for Airplane museums. Been trying to hit this place for a while, but…read moretiming was always off. B-29, RA-5, F-16, F-15, 1/2 of C-130! There is some serious pride at this museum with their displays and aircraft on hand. A lot of old uniforms from WW1 & WW2. Several vehicles also on display. Would recommend to anyone to check it out.

Great place to play bingo and pull-tabs! Clean, modern and great food. It's a fun place.read more

No hot water in rest rooms, toilet seats loose, door locks missing. When you first walk in no odor…read moreof cleaning. Most places you go in, you can tell it's clean, not here. Carpet is soiled. Chair cushions cracked and torn. Can tell all they care about is making money nothing going back in to make it nice. Even bushes outside has garbage under them.

This was a beautiful camp to enjoy during summer months. The temperature swings up to 40 degres per…read moreday, so be prepared for a bit of a chill. The staff was attentive to the boys with a mixture of very seasoned leaders and very new. A bit more oversight by camp leadership through spot checking classes would improve this more. Camp food is always a discussion for summer. The food this year was no different. But all in all, there was enough food, it was prepared safely and the boys enjoyed. The dinnng hall needs to be increased in size to accommodate the larger sessions. The only reason for the lower score is the number of black bears that moved through the camp, tents and camp sites this year. It was unsettling. We are in their habitat when camping, but younger scouts do not always understand the risks. Even having empty smellable wrappers in camp or their tents is a dangerous combination. Our troop saw 8 different bears in less than a week, with various tag levels with 2 of them entering unoccupied tents. Even the game warden was concerned with young scouts in this situation. Be aware and careful.

2018 was a GREAT summer. This was our 3rd year and my boys and leaders enjoyed the new camp…read moreleadership. Robert and Andy bet over backwards to help out my scouts all week long. Any concerns that we had throughout the week (very few) Andy, the program director was quick to correct them. The food was ok.. I have seen better and have seen a lot worse. The food was hot and their was usually plenty. The commissioner Gary is truly our only complaint. There was no adult activities. I believe he did one class that week. He likes to shout how great he is. My troop adult leadership were not impressed with him. The area directors were all top notch. Climbing ELI and Shooting Sports Matt did an excellent job. Other great staff were Brandon, Colton and Eric. We found out Andy and Robert are not coming back. :O( . We will look for a new camp.