Good: Venue for the rock band. Bad: The waitress was not…read moreattentive to us. Asked for certain things and were ignored. I had to get up once to ask for our food items. And it took a looong time to get our food.

Mind blown! Copper River is hosting its first Downhill Jam featuring SIX bands and the cost is...Z…read moreE R O! They're not even asking for a cover charge. It's Saturday, January 10, 2026 starting at 5 PM. Here's the incredible lineup: Midnight River Choir, K Phillips, Teague Brothers Band, Chuck Briseno Band, Eli Howard & The Greater Good, and Justin Ross & Deadwood Revival. I can't wait! Reserve your tickets at Bandsintown.com.

My husband and I did Mini-golf and the only enjoyable part was that we can laugh at each other. The…read moreholes didn't make any sense and it was more of a challenge than a reward to play. Maybe I have to high of standards from other establishments but this did not meet the expectations.

The service was fantastic. We really enjoyed the batting cages and laser tag. Great event space…read morefor a birthday party. Highly recommend.

Always affordable family fun and great skating coaches to learn how to skate. My granddaughters…read morelove going there for lessons and fun.

Amazing staff Amazing atmosphere. My daughter is always here every weekend for lessons and skating…read more Absolutely would recommend bringing the family here!

I golf here a lot. This is the second time I had something happen you don't expect. The first time…read morewas drunk golfers. But this time today. I had an old ass women in pink rushing me along. I dealt with that. I'm dam near a scratch golfer keep in mind. She then proceeds to come back and say I'm not parked correctly and I'm picking up people balls on the course. I she accused me of picking up a yellow ball. I only play white pro v. Not only did she lie she said she didn't say that when later confronted about her lies. I love the course BUT I won't deal with the disrespect of an old women who is power hungry with what little power she has on the course. I paid good money to golf and that's just what we were doing. I'm huge on etiquette and I follow golf rules strictly. That women's needs a new job she has no place on a golf course. I feel sorry for her husband and has to listen to that bs all the time. I'd rather just kick the bucket. She sing handed ruined our whole match. I'll be golfing at Elwood for a while until she's not around.

The course was in great shape and fun. All the staff were helpful and polite. We had a drink in the…read morelounge after, and that was good.

Amazing!!! Very hot. Beautiful setting. Safe area. We will definitely return. Beautiful clean river.read more

Rustic? That's a stretch... but I loved it anyway…read more Had a great time at Dakota Hot Springs, but when they say "rustic," that might be giving it a little too much credit. Think more "DIY charm with deferred maintenance." Only one of the two showers in the men's bathroom worked, and the outdoor shower looked like it had retired early. The shade cloth overhead was thin, ripped, and flapping in the wind like it was waving a white flag. That said, the water itself? Perfect. The big pool stayed at a great temp, and if you wander into the "lobster pot," prepare to boil yourself like you're on the menu--it's hot hot. Lots of room to spread out and catch sun, which was a big plus. Now, the real warning: dusk. When the sun dips, the mosquitoes come out like they've been fasting for weeks. I heard it's thanks to the stagnant dump water nearby, and they make sure you know they're there. Pro tip: bring bug spray or plan your exit before happy hour for the skeeters. All in all--quirks, flapping tarps, and dive-bombing mosquitoes included--I'll definitely be back. Just don't come expecting "spa chic." This is a hot springs with character (and a sense of humor).

This park has always been my favorite. I love the "duck" pond. It is a nice little walk around…read more The "bridge" overlooking the north side of the pond is so fun! Then it's on to the little "art" studio. Local artists show there. The pieces of art are reasonably priced! Keep walking, there's a play area for kids and the flowers during summer are blooming all through the center. Walk thru and have a seat, see the bronze statue of the founder.This is a nice place for a "selfie"! Leave the center and continue the walk - in the summer on Friday's at the far North end is the Farmer's Market. Continue the circular walk around the park and at the far South end on Friday's are the "Food" trucks. Plenty of picnic tables with lots of beautiful shade trees. Great place for a picnic! Love, love, this park. It is such a landmark for the City of Pueblo. Easy to see just off I-25, exit on 13th Street & turn right onto Santa Fe. Straight into the park! Enjoy!

Pickleball! Bathrooms! A nice kids park. Security guard. Green spaces and did I mention Pickleball?read more

This place is very nice weather you beginner or professional they have the right course for you…read more They have a 9 Hole Executive course. On the executive course they have three par fours and a rest apart threes very challenging but good enough for beginners. You can also play the 18-hole course four more accomplished players they have outside seating they have a room for parties that seats up to a hundred. Putting greens for practice and more Pro house and a full dining area. They have a bar that sells Liquors beers drinks whatever you need. And if you order food it comes out fast.

This is the best bang for the buck in Pueblo if you have kids. The ride tickets are only a quarter!…read moreWe came on super hero night and had a blast. I think I had more fun than my kids did!

Like most things in Pueblo, it's mediocre and overpriced. Limited options; downstairs is musty…read more It's clean and the people are friendly so that makes it the best option in this town. Bottom line: it's a nice gym if you've never been to a gym before.

I'm currently living in Pueblo during the week for my job (back up to Denver on weekends), and…read moresuffice it to say, I've been pretty lazy during my first couple months here. Like, I can't believe I've been here 8 weeks and haven't done a single workout lazy. Le sigh. Anyway, I was recently encouraged by a colleague to check out REPS, and so I took her up on the offer. They were kind enough to let me stop in, do a tour, meet some trainers and even try a free class to see if it was the right fit. One of the biggest draws for me was the fact that this gym has several membership options and price categories. I've done CrossFit on and off for 4.5 years, and I liked the fact that I could buy either a regular fitness center membership - with access to cardio and weight machines, the training complex, free weights and group classes - or have that membership combined with access to CrossFit classes. They also have various membership terms that will fit any length of stay, whether it's short term like me, or a longer commitment. The pricing is very fair. In addition to the fitness fun, there are plentiful lockers for storage, showers, even a hot sauna. And it's clean! I think it's the first gym I've been in that hasn't had a foul odor coming from the free weight room. Major plus. Other perks: it's conveniently located right off the River Walk. There is plenty of parking, either in a lot dedicated to REPS patrons, or in a number of public parking spots on the street or in nearby lots. The people are super friendly. Seriously everyone here is so nice. And there is a shop that sells supplements, smoothies, etc if that's your thing. From the outside, it doesn't look like much, but the multiple levels allow for seemingly unlimited workout options. REPS comes highly recommended.