Nice dog park. 2 separate fenced areas, one smaller and the other large. Very open space. Just a…read morecouple of trees in each area, otherwise no shade. It would be nice if there were a couple of benches inside the areas. We were there at about noon on a warm, sunny spring Sunday and saw only 2 other dogs. I don't know whether it is always so quiet or we just came at a low traffic time, but our pup had fun anyway. Overall I really like this dog park.

2 large fenced areas. Grass. Well groomed. No water and very little shade. Covered picnic area just…read moreoutside the gate.

Not to shabby and not to packed out on the water for boaters-…read moreWe camped out in tents and had a good time- The sunset and sunrise was very beautiful- We stayed two nights and stayed mostly in the water because of the heat- The horse flys out here bite like hell, so make sure you have plenty of bug spray- The marina had some cool stuff not to expensive- All the staff and rangers were down to earth and friendly -

Great I love it ! We had great shade they have community showers and bathrooms! The lake is amazing…read moreit's great!

The view of the lake was stunning, and the atmosphere was pleasant with friendly people around. The…read morestaff appeared nice, but it seemed like their care and attention could have been more genuine.

Jackson Lake. Sounds like a good time, but is extremely underwhelming for a Colorado State Park…read more I have family who live close by but have never been to Jackson Lake until recently. I wasn't impressed, in fact, I was surprised that they even call this a state park at all. Things to do include camping, fishing and boating. There's not much else besides a hiking trail or two. In the winter, the lake freezes over so I saw a lot of people ice fishing. There are a few areas with open land with hardly, if any, shade coverage at all and there are a few picnic areas and camping sites, but that's about it. Maybe I came at the wrong time of year since the lake was frozen over and all the leaves have fallen. I don't know, I just didn't see much charm to the place.

Stopped as a visitor on our cross-country trip to let our puppy run around. Sterling is a cute town…read morewith friendly residents. This park is immaculate, lushly green, shady, and huge. We had a vast grassy area all to ourselves, with plenty of large trees to provide shade. Our puppy ran around in peace, with a semi-defined border to ensure she didn't run too far. Sticks as well to play with. Trash can nearby. Easy parking. Clean. Will be missing this park.

Nice little dog park. Kept up by their municipal but not by the users... poop everywhere. I went to…read moreboth places (there are two) but only checked into one. The parks are both fully fenced and feature doubled gates entries (the right way to have a dog park). I was only passing through on a round trip so it served its purpose to give my dog some room to run.

Very nice dog park. Smaller than the other one in town. In a lovely little pocket park with a…read moreplayground at the other end. Nice shaded picnic/seating area right outside the entry gates.A couple of negatives: apparently many people don't make use of the poop bags provided and leave it for others to step in/pick up. And the gate seems a little high off the ground, I feel like small breeds could wriggle their way out if so inclined.

Absolutely the most wonderful group of guides for your adventure to Africa. Highly recommend them…read morefor your Adventure to Africa. Tent camping would be the top of my list along with a hike at Mount Meru. An experience to remember for a lifetime.

Faraja was a wonderful guide who successfully got us to the top of Mt. Kilimanjaro with the utmost…read morehospitality and professionalism. (Everyone in our group summited.) The trip on Lemosho route was absolutely stunning and one of the most picturesque places I've ever been. Faraja's team expertly pointed out everything from the history of the trail to the flowers and wildlife around us. As for the hike itself, Faraja took care of nearly everything, allowing me to just focus on the trek. The tents and equipment were top-notch and the food was delicious. (Grilled cheese before summit day was definitely a morale booster.) How they got a watermelon to the top of Mt. Kilimanjaro is beyond me. Thanks again for an amazing trip, one that I cannot recommend highly enough, and hope to do again some day.