Geneva Glen offers a safe and respectful environment where children and teens flourish…read moreActivities offer campers time to hike, swim, horseback ride, use bows and arrows and craft projects. Too many to list Small cabins offer time to build friendships and respect within their group. Friendships last a lifetime

My kids have been going here for almost 8 years now. My husband went here as a child, which is how…read morewe got started in camp. It is a camp the way camp should be- outdoors, games, cabins, songs, etc. not once in our history here have we ever had an issue. Yes there is new leadership but not change for the bad. Covid was really hard on the camp, as it was all of us, and so do they charge for extras? You bet. But it's still a great value for your dollar in comparison to other Colorado overnight camps. My kids come back feeling more confident, they have made new friends every session, and they cannot wait to go back. Ken and Nancy, who ran GG for decades, have instilled the traditional GG spirit in all who have attended and led since they retired.

The place was closed for a wedding but we got a good look and walked around. Gorgeous spot. Parking…read morelot out front.

We went here to rent a kayak for the lake. The parking lot is big and we had no trouble finding…read moreparking. The kayak rentals were easy, but a bit expensive. It was a beautiful lake and area. There was a wedding going on at the lake house that we could see from the lake. We loved being able to walk from the lake to the town. Overall recommend besides the price, especially because the lake is kind of small. And we couldn't check out the lake house because of the wedding, so there's only outhouses for the bathroom.

This group is incredibly inconsiderate. They use the Bear Creek Lake to kayak which is perfectly…read morefine. We kayak too. But more than once they've come to the fishing lake instead of the recreation lake and bring with them a dozen screaming out of control kids. The first time I ran into them I got onto the fishing lake and all was quiet. They came later and all got in and proceeded to run right over where I was casting. One of them even bumped into me without any apology. The whole lake and they picked the one spot I was fishing in. Today there's 14 kids and adults out running amok and screaming across the lake. I'm not sure if the staff realizes that there's a whole lake dedicated to kayaking, paddleboarding, swimming, and NOT fishing. In the same park. One where you can scream as loud as you want and not bother fishermen. The fishing lake is supposed to be for people to enjoy fishing. If I see these guys on the water, I just turn around and go home or don't even bother fishing. Such a nuisance. Sorry for the one star review. The camp experience is probably great. But you guys are irritating a lot of people out here.

Oh my gosh! I'm shocked that I could be writing the first review. It's such a privilege. This is…read morethe 4th year that my kids have done Avid camps. They have loved every session. I don't know where to start; the program is top notch, excellent instructors, excellent management, super fun for the kids, and valuable love of outdoor, life skills. I don't know many businesses that consistently strive for excellence like Avid4 Adventure. I completely trust the instructors and know that my kids are very safe and well cared for! Special kudos to Moose, Heather, Allison and Ian. You guys rock!!!!

Pony party was a success. We will definitely be returning…read more Highly recommend for others

Amazing staff and lovely ride with scenic views. Highly recommend! As a first time rider it was…read morevery easy and enjoyable - the staff made sure you knew what to do and made it a fun afternoon.

I loved this theater! It's definitely off the beaten path if you haven't yet visited. We were a…read morelittle confused about parking. There was a small section near the front, with some handicapped and regular spots. So we parked there, wondering if they don't get a big crowd because there were only a few spots. Apparently you park before you get to the building, the lot we parked in usually goes to the older folks. Lesson learned. We saw RFK there, a one-man show about Bobby Kennedy. I was a little dubious about it, but the actor did a fantastic job! It kept my attention and I learned quite a bit. James got a standing ovation from all of us there. I don't know how he memorized all those lines. The theater itself is really cute, the doors to the stage/seating are really memorable. They also offered coffee, wine, other drinks, and all kinds of little snacks. The glass of wine was $5. And you can bring it inside with you while you watch. The seats were not super comfortable, but they were more comfortable than most other theaters. This is key when you're sitting down for 2+ hours. They were very low to the ground though, like sitting on a kid's trainer potty. Not sure how the older folks got up and down since it meant squatting a little low. This brings me to the audience. I'm not sure if it was the play subject matter, or the theater, or just the culture of theater in general, but we were the youngest people there by far. It didn't bother me at all, but the age gap was pretty noticeable. It made me want to write a stellar review about this little theater to get more young people to come appreciate it!! I saw that Monty Python's Spamalot will be coming through this year. And guess who's going? This girl. And maybe you??

I've enjoyed seeing several plays through the years staged by the Evergreen Players, usually it's…read morebeen to see a comedy but last weekend it was a drama. The play was called The Women of Lockerbie and I was blown away by how good it was. The writing, directing, and set all hit their marks, but the acting was simply transcendental. All the actors were very good, especially the three leads who were able to draw the audience into the story without getting to button pushy with the audience's emotions. I hate when I feel like I'm being manipulated emotionally and this performace was able to bring me along for the ride without that feeling of being used. This play is only open another week, so if you want to see it you better hussle up to Evergreen!

Outward Bound Intercept saved my grandsons life. The caring, challenging, truth telling, character…read morebuilding experience was nothing less than miraculous. As grandparents, we felt helpless as we watched his poor choices, loss of self esteem and decent into a lost place. It took some courage on many fronts. We are not wealthy, he was resistant and afraid, our extended family had many dissenting opinions, many felt we were wasting our money. In the end, he had to be accompanied to the Boundry Waters program by his determined mother who absolutely never flys. Her courage in this was an example to her son. They just went for it, scared, dysfunctional, deeply connected and hoping for change. It happened. Thank you Outward Bound.

From the owner: Outward Bound expeditions and programs are inside city and suburban classrooms and outside in…read morebreathtaking wilderness settings. All programs adhere to Outward Bound's unique and powerful educational framework.

I went in asking for how to handle a rodent problem. Erik was very helpful in assisting to find a…read moresolution, and even made suggestions beyond simply selling. Very personable and knowledgeable.

Uneducated, unhelpful, unfriendly staff. It took me almost…read morean hour to find an employee willing to help me. This store needs new management