The current manager is well informed, helpful and has his files in order. We appreciate the…read moreprofessionalism beyond words.

Price is fair, but the equipment is outdated. There is an individual named Gilbert there that is…read morevery hard to work with. We rented a grill and cleaned it out. When we took it back he said we need to park in the front, walk in, check in, then drive to the back. He also told me the grill wasn't clean enough. So after I cleaned it again, literally didn't do anything to it, I looked at the other grills which were filthy! As long as I don't have to deal with Gilbert I'll be back.

I rather go to this range than calibers the cost to go to this range is excellent the staff is nice…read moreand courteous and everytime i go the staff remembers me and compliments me. I'm never going to set foot in calibers again and I don't mind making the trip to this range. At least when you walk into this range people respect you and greet you.

Very competently run. I've never seen a safety violation get past the range master. Very safe range.read more

This is one of the only local Albuquerque outfits to offer rentals for use on the Rio Grande…read more Without much competition it's still a first class operation. The owner, Mike, was fantastic on every level. He provided us with great service, info on river conditions and put in and and out points on the river (also on the website), was friendly and even helped us when we discovered we needed crossbars for our rooftop luggage rack to transport the kayaks. We found some some universal crossbars at a nearby auto store. He even helped us install them and provided the necessary tools we needed and did it with a smile. Since we got a very late start, we finished in the late afternoon/ early evening. He knew of our desire to return the kayaks the same day even though it was a 24 hour rental. So we called when him when we finished our expedition and he had no problem with us dropping the off the kayaks after hours (he was still there working). We rented sit-on-top kayaks which came w/ life vests and the paddles. As new comers to the sport, he provided some excellent tips which came in handy & helped us enjoy our adventure even more. We happened to go out on a day when the river flow was less than ideal ( just under 200 f/s. iIdeal is about 300/f/s) but we still had a good time and experience ( check out his river conditions info on the website, very helpful!). Occasionally we would have to get out and pull the kayaks over rocky rapids areas or sandbars ( I had to do it more than my girlfriend since I weighed more which is to be expected). But on a hot day "touching" the water felt good. Expect that your gear will get wet getting in & out on the river. We weren't experts but it's not hard for water to find your packs strapped in on the back of the kayak or in the cockpit with you. The most difficult part of the adventure had nothing to do with Mike or The Quiet waters operation. It had to do with Covid restrictions and accessibility to in points and out points on the river. Since he is restricted from dropping people off and picking them up due to current government regs, we had to transport the kayaks ourselves. It requires at least two vehicles, one of which needs to be able to carry the kayaks. There is a lot of extra driving to and from start and endpoints, but regardless we found it worth it. Additionally, the put-in and take-out points are difficult to find but Mike/Quiet Waters made it easier by giving us some tips and providing GPS coordinate info of where the dirt roads are that lead to the put-n and take-out points (online you can choose which adventure you want to take and which put-in point you want to start at and which take-out point you want to stop at. GPS coordinates are on the website) We chose the Algodones location as the put-in point and Corrales as our take-out point. About 10 mile river trip. Took us about 4 hours without stops (made a little longer than the estimated time of 3 to 3.5 hours because of the shallows mentioned earlier). The Algodones location requires a 1/4 mile hike with equipment to put in. It's not easy especially with two kayaks. No signage about what direction to take to get to the water. I walked ahead and scouted before we started carrying all of the gear in the wrong direction. That took some extra time. Entering the water has its difficulties as you have to get the kayak and gear down some short, steep embankments at the dam. Not the cleanest area. There was a lot of rubbish from day use folks around. But we finally found a good entry point and were off. It was easier place to carry the kayaks to the car at the Corrales exit point, but it still requires a short jaunt up a hill on a narrow path to the parking lot. The river at the Corrales point is VERY ROCKY AND SHALLOW. As you approach the location, you need to stay to the far left of the river to navigate the deeper water. Go right--though it's the wider side--and you'll end up having to drag your kayak. We went right and it made the ending to our trip not as enjoyable. For the most part we didn't run into many people on the river. We saw about 5-6 groups floating in rubber rafts. Everyone was so nice and we would chat as we went by. There were also several fishing groups near our start point in Algodones where you had to make sure to navigate their lines but they were all friendly. There was some fishing going on in various locations beyond Algodones (catching catfish). The shameful part of using the river is how the local and state governments and interests groups like the Sierra Club do everything they can to NOT allow for easier access to and from the river. It's such a great resource that could help to further the tourist economy ( I don't need to tell anyone who lives here that economic infusions are badly needed). Shame on all the local and state politicians who stand in the way of making this adventure more tourist friendly and usable and who cater to special interest groups!!

State number 23=NM in my quest to paddle the lower 48. Thank you Mike at Quiet Waters for hooking…read moreus up with 2 Kayaks + equipment. Great communication and knowledge. We had a great time at the Lake. Would highly recommend.

Great place for the kids, solid all around park with more than enough to do. Not a lot more to say…read morethan that but yelp is forcing me to write more in order for the review to post so if you're still reading this I feel bad for you, lol.

Small pocket park tucked inside an Albuquerque neighborhood close to downtown and Old Town. Trash…read morecans, benches available. A couple of Breaking Bag/Better Call Saul sites are nearby. If you do visit the sites, be respectful.

Wonderful neighborhood park in Huning Castle. Breaking Bad site is one block away and Better Call…read moreSaul house right across the street from the park.

Great staff, no attitude, excellent CC class. Great firearm selection in store. Super helpful…read morewith the paperwork. This is my go to gun shop in Abq

Omni is my favorite gun store because the staff is great and the selection of product is top tier…read more Thanks guys.

Very cute little spot. I'm shocked I never visited prior to now it's very close to my mother in…read morelaws house. There was separate equipment for toddlers and big kids. A tire swing as well as big kid swings. There was no baby equipment like swings for smaller kids that was disappointing. The play area was lined with wood chips and was very clean. There was a nice little area with grass and a half basketball court. The park was clean and there were a few other kids. It is located on the edge of a nice neighborhood. The only downside was, disputed numerous "no smoking" signs a couple continued to smoke at the edge of the park and it made the whole area smell. Overall despite the small area and lack of baby equipment it is a nice option when in that area.

My Bachelor party was definitely a success and one hell of a time!!! Thank you Devon for hosting…read morethis party. Your setup was freaking awesome dude and your hosting and hospitality was great. My bros definitely had a great time. Also a big thank you for using my phone for the videos you captured of us at war, you really got in there. I highly recommend this to everyone looking for a fun party. I know I'll definitely be planning another party here in the future. Thanks again bro!!!