This listing should be removed. Not sure it was ever truly meant to be a public splash pad as it…read morewas swiftly sealed off with a fence after the first year it was revealed and treated as such. This is a Main Street fountain to look at. Not a kids splash pad.

I love seeing all of the little kids playing in the water. I personally do not have kids, but if I…read moredid, they would more than likely be in there too. As part of the new downtown main street renovation, this interactive water fountain was a great addition. Benches and a brick wall surround the water playground for parents to view from a dry and safe distance. If you're downtown, you will see it, it's hard to miss.

Riverbend Park was a great stop, especially if you're traveling with a dog. The park sits right…read morealong the Colorado River, and we stopped so our Labrador, Luna, could cool off with a swim. After doing some research and confirming it was a safe place for dogs to swim (while making sure she didn't drink the river water and bringing plenty of fresh water for her), she had an absolute blast. The park itself is well maintained and has plenty to offer. There are covered picnic areas with grills, a playground, lots of open space, and ample parking. Whether you're looking for a place to relax, have a picnic, or let your dog enjoy the water, Riverbend Park is definitely worth a stop. We'd happily visit again!

Columbine Park is a nice park located right off of North Avenue in Grand Junction…read more I played softball here on the Adult Men's Wednesday league through the City of Grand Junction. The fields are maintained and kept up well. The parking lot was almost full as there were 2 or 3 games that evening. According to some basic information I found online, Columbine Park is located at 544 28 1/4 Road. This park has one shelter with nine picnic tables and two barbecues. Rental fee is $45 for 4 hours; $25 for each extra hour. They have a large play ground for the kiddos and a huge grassy area for dogs, a football game, some ultimate, a volleyball game, whatever your heart desires. Heck, get a slip'n-slide out and have a party!

Great park! Probably my favorite I've ever taken the kids to. Stopped by here to shake our legs and…read morelet the kids blow off some steam on our road trip to Colorado Springs from LA. There's tons of picnic tables, clean restrooms (as far as public restrooms goes), huge fields, a pond, a creek, and playground for everyone (even adults). There's a 2-5yo toddler area, 5-12yo play area equipped with swings, jungle gyms, obstacle courses, mini rock climbing walls and best of all.... a zip line! Oh, and a fitness jungle gym for adults in the back. Will have to stop on our way back home again

Stopped at the dog park on our road trip - great place for the dogs to get out some pent up energy…read moreand stretch our legs. Lots of places to walk around! Only complaint is a lot of dog poop not picked up.

Wonderful dog park!! There is a very good sized area for both small/ senior dogs and for large…read moredogs. There is a fire hydrant on both sides that seems to be on a timer to spray water, which our two dogs loved. My two 16 pound pups really wanted to play with the two big dogs on the other side. So after checking with the two owners I brought them over and they were super happy to run with the big dogs and splash in the kiddie pool on that side. There is an entrance on both sides into either small or big dog side.

Beautiful grassy area for small and senior dogs. The large dog area is set up w a kiddie pool in…read morethe summer as well. A great spot to hang out while your puppy explores and plays.

Had an absolutely wonderful experience with this company for our vacation adventures over the 4th…read moreholiday weekend. Started the day with River rafting 3 hr trip with Goose. He was an absolute delight. So easy to talk to, definitely qualified and made us all feel very safe. He was a doll and very patient with our nervous 8 year old as well. She started off in borderline tears and by the end was floating down the river outside of the raft on her own. Again, 10/10 for Goose and the 3 hour raft trip. Ended the day with the 2 hour sunset horseback ride. Scooter was also amazing with our group. Very skilled young lady who handled our interesting group very well. Empowered our young rider to be confident and handle her own on her first ever trail ride. She's still talking about her horse Lucky and how much she admired our guide. Very relaxing and 100% enjoyable ride. We will definitely use Rim Rock for future adventures when in town.

Our family did river rafting and horseback riding and, "pony" rides. We all had a great time…read moredespite the river rafting trip was a hard pass next time. There was zero water movement and it ended up being a very boring, floating trip. The guide had to paddle all 3 hours just to get the boat to its destination. Not worth $400. I wish they would have let us know it would be so uneventful. All guides were great and very good with the kids.

We used to live in Grand Junction. We were married and had our reception here. Everything was…read moregreat. We also lived nearby and came here to golf. The course is pretty easy but fun to golf. I hadn't golfed in over 20 years when we moved here and I beat my teenage son by 1 stroke. Priceless. But this is what really earned them 5 stars. My mother in law passed away and I was put in charge of the reception after the funeral hall couldn't hold enough people. I started calling venues and Tim was great. We booked it and he was very accommodating. An oral agreement and one item crossed off my very busy list. THANK YOU!

Really nice executive course. Lots of fun. A bit less time than most courses, because of all the…read morepast 3's. We play here fairly often.

Awesome course we love the beautiful views. Come here during at least once a year during the peach…read morefestival.

The course has fallen greatly over the years. Up keep is…read moreTerrible, bunkers are not raked by the course and players. The course would be better to convert most of them to grass if they aren't affordable anymore. Cart paths are falling apart, all western Colorado courses would be better as gravel and maintained with a small grader for smoothness. The lay out of the course is great, views are unique and beautiful. There is work going on fixing wash outs etc and that's good to see but charging between $100 to 150 is way out of line considering current condition. I would only play there again if the rates drop well below $100.