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    5.0 (1 review)

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    7 years ago

    Grand Mesa Baptist Camp is a wonderful camp experience for all Christians. I have enjoyed my tine as a staff member the past few summers.

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    Grand Valley Climbing

    Grand Valley Climbing

    3.3(16 reviews)
    34.6 mi

    I'm surprised there are not more reviews of this place. It's a neat little climbing gym with some…read moresurprisingly tall climbing walls. Bouldering, top roping and lead climbing routes are all available here. There's also a fitness area upstairs. The locker room has a shower and lockers for storing valuables (cubbies are found next to the main climbing area). There's even a small store where you can purchase climbing gear. Pretty much you can find all the amenities you'd expect at a typical climbing gym. One big thing for me is the ventilation. Some gyms are horrible at it and you are pretty much breathing in a ton of chalk and dust while climbing. However, this gym seems to do a great job at ventilating the place! Then on second thought, I haven't been here on a busy day so I'm not the best judge of that. There are student, military and family discounts on the monthly passes so that's something to consider if you are thinking about signing up. The $16 daily pass is pretty pricey, but there's currently a deal for $8 passes on Wednesdays after 5pm. I think it is great that there's an indoor climbing gym in Grand Junction! Super friendly staff and chill vibes here. The only con is the pricing. It's quite expensive for a small gym... I'm from Seattle where indoor rock climbing was born so you can imagine the gyms there can be pretty big. That said, this gym is relatively small but the pricing is comparable to a much larger gym. Another thing to take into account is the cost of living in Grand Junction, which is much less than Seattle, so lowering the price can potentially bring in a lot more customers.

    Just a massive disappointment; you can see clear as day the owner's, Fabrizio, use of narcissistic…read moreand manipulative business and management tactics are what give this gym not just the worst rating in Colorado but a stale, disgusting, and dangerous environment. HVAC filters 11 months out of date, a water fountain leaking constantly and COVERED internally in black mold. Holds that never get sanitized and bathrooms with years of biofilm building on the surfaces. Pads you can fall into but hit straight concrete, gym equipment that doesn't turn on, no yoga as advertised, no fitness as advertised (just a PT doing work for free that hasn't realized he's being manipulated yet, sorry Jesse) and as far as I can tell a supremely under-trained staff that doesn't know how to correctly fit a harness or respond to an event or know how to recognize belay behavior that needs correcting putting unsuspecting guests in harms way. And as a side note, if you work here you will be lied too, bait and switched about your position, hours, and expectations and then be immediately fired if you start to ask questions as to why things are the way they are. And Fabri, bud, you're a retailer...you shouldn't tell folks "we invented this thing, its called the internet, you should use it" when they ask if you have items you don't have for sale. It makes you look like a donkey's rear-end and absolutely removes any chance of that person ever spending money on the retail items you do feel like selling. Dude, what a schmuck.

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    Earth Keepers Day Camp

    Earth Keepers Day Camp

    3.0(2 reviews)
    59.0 mi

    my class went here for a class trip in grade 5 (im in grade 7 now)and this is the worst camp i have…read moreever been to first of all the food there is trash and they dont have a variety to pick from.Im not being picky but the only give you one thing to eat there for a meal and they dont give out snacks.and the soup there is just boiling water with veggies like sis im pre sure thats not soup.that like mud with veggies in it like hun thats not soup.now the worst thing of all the bedrooms.there were bugs everywhere i had to sleep in my sleeping bag and zip it all the way so no bug gets in my hair or mouth.and the showers are filthyyyyy.overall if your planning on coming here please dont for your own good.

    My son loves Earth Keepers camp. He says it was his favorite camp "EVER!" He really enjoyed…read morewalking the alpacas and getting to spend some time every day with the other animals. But what he really loved was the foraging. He learned to identify various local edible wild plants, like Wild Cucumber, and he looks for them every time we go hiking. I love how much he learned about plants and vegetables. It seems they did a little foraging whenever they went anywhere - for Alpaca Camp or Raising Baby Chicks camp. He learned how to make a cabbage burrito one day - wrap a piece of fresh picked cabbage around whatever else is ripe in the Aspen TREE garden, tie it with a long chive or green onion, and eat! He asked for those for lunch for months. He is now willing to try every kind of vegetable and loves to just wander through the garden trying things. This is such a warm and inviting camp, the counselors know so much about our local environment and have so much enthusiasm for sharing it all with the kids. Plus it's a little bit of everything - learning, eating, playing outside, making art, snuggling cute animals - what more could you ask for!?!

    The Learning Camp

    The Learning Camp

    3.3(8 reviews)
    68.3 mi

    My kids have attended this camp for four years. Each time has been an amazing experience. They come…read morehome with wonderful memories, more self-confidence, and a greater sense of independence. Ann and Tom are wonderful and I feel like I am leaving my kids with trusted friends when I drop them off each summer. They love Ann's cooking and they enjoy all of the activities including rafting, hiking, climbing, and tent camping. It is also a nice bonus for them to have a three week break from electronics each summer. I highly recommend this camp for children with attention or learning problems but it is not for those with significant disruptive behavior

    Our child also attended this camp during summer of 2011. The experience was a huge disappointment…read more I agree with the review here that points out the camp knows what to say to get you interested; they did not, however, deliver on their commitments in our opinion. The camp has a staff member they call "Doctor". This staff member was not a doctor, nor was he a trained nurse. Our child got sick during camp, no one helped him. This same staff member is responsible for administering medicine. If I'd known what I know about this camp now, I never would have sent my child. They did not provide a beneficial experience. In fact, this camp was a detriment to our child. We found the camp facilities to be inferior, if not hazardous. To the best of my knowledge, this was not an accredited summer camp when our child attended. Until our kids attended a superior summer camp, we didn't even know to check for this.

    Grand Mesa Baptist Camps - summer_camps - Updated September 2026

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