A great hot springs/pool in the area. Perfect for kids and the adults who constantly have to get in…read moreand out of the water. This is improved by the fairly lax safety they got going on here. No one cares who is on the slides or how many kids are at the bottom. Diving board? Sure, jump off it while kids are swimming in the deep end. There were lifeguards there if things got truly bad, but the hands-off approach allowed a good amount of appropriate youthful riskiness. And the heat of the water ensures you will all be relaxed and mellow by the end of it all. It's more expensive than a typical city pool, but it's nicely heated by the hot springs.

This is a hot springs public pool that's really great for children and families. Affordable prices,…read morethree slides, two diving boards. It's close to town and easy to get to. You can bring in snacks, but there's also a snack bar available. I only gave three stars because the lifeguard situation is not what it should be. There is at least 60 people in the pool, with all slides and diving boards open.. and there is only one lifeguard out who is sitting in a deck chair only half paying attention to anything. There's so many little kids, that there's lots of parents close by to keep an eye on their kids and those around them.. but the slides are a little dang mess. There are kids jumping in on top of each other because they aren't clearing underneath. This is such a great spot, I wish they would just beef up that aspect and it would be perfect.

Excellent staff! Excellent facility! Top notch rodeo instruction along with the very best Bible…read moreteaching/devotion/ministering for the younger generation! 10/10 would recommend to anyone looking for a safe place for their kiddo to grow! Best camp by FAR!

I was encouraged to send my son here and enthusiastic about doing so. Getting him out of his…read moreelement and introducing him to a different crowd seemed like a great idea and he hasn't been at a horse camp in a few years. I also thought a Bible based camp would be great for him and the ethics would be instrumental for his learning about Godly principles. Unfortunately, he reached out to me soon after arriving reporting being mistreated by other kids there. I reached out to the director who took 14 hours to get back to me. While on the phone with him one evening I heard a kid tell him not to look at him. For a Christian camp, this is extremely disappointing as I was hoping to introduce him to Christian fellowship , not bullies. Furthermore he was totally ignored by the other members otherwise unless spoken to and when he replied they would repeat everything he said in order to mock him and further isolate him. I didn't find this part out until I brought him home however. Until then he tried to put in a confident front and tough it out. He spoke to one friendly kid and the other kids told him not to. He didn't listen. After 2 nights there I decided to pick him up early and I'm glad I did. It was worse than I thought. I asked for him to be ready at noon but he wasn't. I helped him pack his tent to discover urine on it and under it. Even when signing him out, no paperwork or ID was required. When I checked him out and brought this to the attention of the director, she immediately began speaking to my son instead of me and said it was water, that it couldn't be urine. I told her she needed to speak with me. I had urine all over my hands. I am very clear on what urine is and smells like. I felt as though she preferred to talk to him because he would be easier to get to say what she wanted to and be non confrontational even if that meant not being honest about his experience. He had done this there before. He was really embarrassed about how he was treated. Even when he was asked why he was leaving he was made to feel like it was his fault because he was "letting his emotions control him". I was told the "club kids would never" do something like that. So apparently I or my kid must be lying? What would I or he get out if that? I didn't ask for anything but I did pay for camp and he didn't finish it. All kids do dumb things and make mistakes. Adults do too. To suggest one group doesn't because they're associated with your organization is ridiculous. I am extremely dishearten and discouraged by my sons and my experience here. I help market locally and have for camps that are associated with this one. I will be doing research to make sure I no longer doing so for and camps that are going to this location or affiliated with the director Shelby whom I dealt with. I'm not comfortable sending kids there. Not if there's a chance any kids go through what mine did. Even if kids are taught it's ok to treat others this way. I'd be livid if I found out my child was involved in treating someone this way and the camp covered it up instead of holding them accountable. It's seriously the absolute opposite reason we send our kids there. According to Shelby, the boys said they missed my son and they didn't do it. As far as I'm concerned my son has learned a good lesson on how it feels to be treated badly and why it's so important to truly treat everyone well always and what loving your neighbor really is about.

Can't say enough good things about this course. John in the pro shop is extremely friendly and…read morewilling to help you in any way he can. The layout of the course will keep you entertained and tested whatever your skill level may be. And the greens are in great shape. Played here mid-April and they are rolling fast and true. This is the university's course and the golf teams take great care of it (they actually fix their divots!). If you're in or around the Alamosa area, do yourself a favor and spend the $40 bucks on a great golf course!

Wow....... A big let down to be honest. Tee boxes were extremely hard and not well maintained, the…read morefairways were patchy and lacked a lot of green work. Now on to the greens..... extremely sandy and played way too hard and fast. Overall the course isn't well maintained gonna need some work. If you come out for a round golf ask about the greens before hand.

This ranch is absolutely amazing. From the accommodations, to staff, to the view and location this…read moreplace is 5 stars! I hope to be able to go back soon. Highly recommended!

If you're going to be nearby at Sand Dunes NP, Zapata Falls is definitely worth the trip! The road…read moreup to the trail head is one of the bumpiest drives I have ever been on -- even though it is only a few miles, expect it to take 25+ minutes. The trail itself is really well marked, clean, and takes only 10 or so minutes to the top. The best part is being able to walk through the river (sandals/chacos/water shoes recommended), in between the rock cave walls, and get very close to the waterfall. It was like an oasis. Such a fun, free, and quick activity!

This short hike to the falls was one of the most worthwhile mini adventures taken in a long long…read moretime... The reward was this magical ice covered masterpiece of nature... We got super lucky with our timing and caught the falls in one of the most amazing moments.... Do not pass this one up...

Looking for something to do and we came across this. It was $24 for two people to have unlimited…read morebowling for two hours which I feel is a very reasonable price. The lanes you can tell are very old and well used couldn't tell how oiled they were house balls definitely have seen some days but I can't complain. They have a restaurant inside the bowling alley and it seemed to have good smelling food coming from the kitchen. We came on a Saturday around 5:30 and the place was absolutely dead.

The food was delicious!! The service was great! Our waitress was Raylynn and she took the time to…read morevisit with us about the restaurant/menu, the bowling alley and the Valentines specials! We had no idea they had such a great selection on their menu. We definitely want to try breakfast next!

Sneaky cool park. Limited infrastructure that gets job done for access. Enough interpretative…read morecontent to get a sense of area. Really rock formations. Nice low key campsite. A cool place to check out.

One of my Earthwatch colleagues had this place on her "Bucket List". So after a long Friday out in…read morethe San Juan Rift, we stopped at Penitente Canyon for a hike and a few cold beers. Years ago, Penitente Canyon served as a place of worship for Los Hermanos Penitente. The Brothers, Spanish and Indian men of deep faith and commitment, preferred to live secluded in the foothills and canyons of the San Juan and Sangre de Cristo Mountains to practice their religion freely. In some areas you can see historic/religious painting left behind on the rocks. Penitente Canyon, while quite secluded, has also emerged as one of Colorado's premier rock climbing areas. The area is part of the 7,529 acre Penitente Canyon Special Recreation Management Area of the BLM. Our group had a wonderful time hiking the canyons, clamoring over the "Rock Garden" and watching climbers in various stages of ascent and decent. It's a beautiful area and well worth a trip in this somewhat remote region. Our late afternoon visit was also the perfect beginning of a busy weekend and a great opportunity to just hang out with new friends.

As good of a gym as it gets in a small town. It's a little old, cold, shabby, but they have rooms…read morefor classes, a decent locker room, and you can get a tan here too. They have equipment that none of the 24hr or Bally's have in the Denver area such as some leg equipment, hamstring machines, and they have a small area dedicated to deadlifts. Once I saw that, I immediately loved this gym. Not to mention a nice area with free weights and cable machines. The cardio equipment is mismatched, but it works. The drop in fee is $10/pp, their hours changed recently and they now open at 7a on Saturdays.

Had to choose one star only because there isn't anything lower. They canceled my membership…read morebecause I did laps in their pool and a family was so entitled they decided that they shouldn't have to share the pool with anybody and they felt crowded come on dude is a public pool what did you expect. Same problem with a hot tub you can't get in a hot tub and sit there because they don't like to share and if you end up complaining to the front they'll take your membership away and do not try to end up taking a shower because somebody's got their s*** hung all over the shower hook so you can't put your towels on them and then you get in trouble for removing them this place sucks the staff is aces I have to admit unfortunately the owners are either ignorant and competence or just plain frigging mean. If you really want a place to exercise I wouldn't try this place you'll probably regret it.