Great place you should totally go! The groundskeeper was super welcoming and the owners are super…read morenice! Great bathhouse with an awesome little river to see! Place is well maintained and cared too!

Riverside RV Park. Looks like new ownership and/or name change. Camp hosts were nowhere to be found…read moreuntil after 6pm (check in was 3pm). Office was not open, hard to figure out what to do on arrival. Groundskeeper checked us in, he was very helpful. No campfires allowed due to county fire ban (not the park's issue but would have been nice to know). Bathhouse was mixed. Door code didn't work half of the time. A small hike from the campground, toilet/sink areas were clean, shower floors were dirty and only one had hot water. Bring your shower shoes, towels, soap and shampoo. Quiet neighbors, very convenient to Walmart and downtown Salida. Highly recommend bringing a bicycle to get around as parking downtown was challenging at times.

This place really surprised me. It was much larger, 3 stories, on the I side and had everything…read morefrom pamphlets and taxidermy animals to gold rush nostalgia and geographic information. It is worth a stop if you drive by and they also have bathrooms.

After a long drive enjoying beautiful vistas between Manitu springs and Cripple Creek, we had never…read morebeen so excited to see spotless public restrooms as we were when we visited Cripple Creek Heritage Center. Despite the somewhat dilapidated appearance of the parking lot and exterior of the building, this welcome center is quite welcoming in the side. It seemed as if every square foot was packed with some thing interesting to look at for all ages. The welcome center is dwarfed on one side by a massive mining operation which was the source of huge mechanical crashing sounds while we were visiting. This made the mining related exhibit inside the welcome center all the more interesting. The building is mostly one very large two-story room with enormous glass windows lining one side. Beautiful views are visible overlooking the town of Cripple Creek in the surrounding area. The second floor includes a balcony which overlooks the first and enhances and expands the view through the windows. On this floor was a two-story interactive exhibit showing the depth of the mines. Even if all you need is a clean bathroom, I highly recommend stopping here. I doubt you will be able to resist spending some time inside looking through exhibit some learning about this area.

A safe place because of the person serving the front. Made me feel like I could leave my care there…read moresafety. Recommend it was friendly and welcoming!

Good location for covered parking to partake in local businesses. Plenty of parking spaces but does…read moregive me pause about security like all parking garages.

A library where staff are consistantly willing to help out. More extensive hours open than in…read morecities 10 times as large. Linked to other libraries and systems to make books available in numerous formats. Located close to town and adjacent to a major park.

No one better in the valet service than Jay's. We have used them for years for our TAPS Celebrity…read moreClassic and continue to be impressed with their courtesy, professionalism, competence and efficiency. Just the best!

Amazing company with impeccable customer service- have used them as event valets for intimate…read moregatherings as well as events with 400+ people. Jay Mills is a wonderful man with wonderful staff

Be careful with this lot. I parked here last night and when I pulled in the attendant told me to…read morepay the machine in a heavy accent. I saw a park mobile sign and when I looked around I didn't see any "machine". I paid for parking thru park mobile and when I returned several hours later I had a pink envelope on my car stating that the lot doesn't give free parking and I needed to send a money order to pay. I called the next day and no response. Whats the point of having a mobile app to pay for parking if you aren't going to use it correctly? And for the record I didn't see any machine when I left either.

In the traditional sense. But definitely historic as in something that you should see. It's about…read morean hour south of denver. And well worth the drive. If you go in Winter make sure you have snow tires or chains. Be smart about this. This is colorado. Was much more advanced and creative than I had been told. I would go back again to see what kind of advancement has been made. Appears to be pretty much structurally sound. Although if you weigh over 130 lb I would be cautious in going on the scaffolding. What's that being said the majority of the structure is very stable and very secure. While you were there, please be respectful. Respectful of others. Respectful of the property and respectful of the effort that has gone into this work of art. This is one man's dream that has come to fruition. There is a donation box. It is advisable I would leave a donation. I left $20 which I thought was more than worth it to see this marvel.

Found this place today. It is Crazy! Middle of nowhere and the castle is huge. The wife loved…read moreit and climbed to the top. I hate heights and since most of the walkways were see thru grates, I did not go too high. Floor felt like it would fall thru any minute. Lots of people there. Got to see it to believe it. Lots of parking on the side of the road. Port-a-potties.

Had to wait for the shuttle ( Karen ) on numerous occasions for my disabled mom. They have 1 person…read moredriving the entire guest back and forth. Apparently no one wants to help her get people around.

As a California native who recently moved to Colorado, I enjoyed the Royal Gorge Bridge and Park!…read moreIt's a huge canyon that makes you feel small and I would argue that it's an iconic landmark of Colorado. My family and I opted to take the gondola from the office / main dining hall across the gorge and then zipline back. The line seems to move slow, but it's mainly for the gondolas with the clear floors. The other line moves a lot faster. Because we were doing the zipline back, we didn't feel the need to do the gondola with the clear floor. The views are majestic! It really makes you feel small and awestruck. The zipline was super fun and an awesome experience. I feel like it's little pricey, but the experience was still breathtaking! Plus, you'll the option to purchase your zipline photos and videos. The bridge itself is very cool. Nicknamed "America's bridge," it has the flags of all the states posted up throughout the bridge so it's fun to see people find their home states and take pics with the flags. There's also a playground area for kids and a theatre showroom. The BBQ restaurant by the theatre seemed delicious, at least it was busy when I walked by. The main dining hall has some decent standard options. They also have beer and some cocktails available for purchase, which is a plus for such a family friendly park. Would definitely recommend, especially to out of state visitors

Heart of the Rockies Chamber of Commerce is an absolute gem and an outstanding strategic partner…read morefor any discerning business owner. Brimming with creativity, genuine warmth, and exceptional professionalism, they are a powerhouse resource for attracting new customers and elevating your business presence. As the proud owners of Classic Movers, we are members of multiple Chambers of Commerce, yet none even come close to the superior quality, energy, and community impact of the Heart of the Rockies Chamber. They truly set the gold standard. Keep shining and delivering such remarkable value -- you are a brilliant asset to our entire community!

The Chamber has a super friendly, helpful and approachable team that really cares about the…read morecommunity.

One of the best libraries I have come across! Great service, spacious, comfy chairs and a place to…read morestudy near big windows to a beautiful view, accommodating for students and families. Free internet (you have to click accept on the pop-up screen), and it is 10c for black and white and 25c for color to print (just ask the front desk for your documents after you print at one of their computers). They have an excellent selection of books, some for sale downstairs, the atmosphere is geared toward family/kids, and everything about this library is clean and well-organized. It was a great place to study!

On 12/27/25 my daughters and two other families with children were playing in the children's area…read more As soon as Heather came to the area, she was unhappy that the children were there and playing. Everything they did she had a problem with. It was like she was having a bad day and looking for any reason to snap at them. She ran the other two families away and then it was just my two kids. My oldest daughter went over to her and asked nicely for one of the craft bags that she was putting out. Instead of just handing my daughter one, she told her no not until I'm done, even though all she was doing was literally setting them out. I went to report the experience, and even then, she followed me to the front desk trying to get me to leave without speaking to someone first. I hope the library has cameras that will pick up her nasty tone and attitude. Someone like that really shouldn't be working around children. I say all this with such sadness. Libraries have always been a safe place for me. They are usually a safe place for children, full of such kind, helpful librarians. I share this feedback in hopes that this situation can be corrected.