Great place to park and enjoy the hot springs without having to pay for a resort. The water comes…read morefrom the resorts and a bit cooler than the warm springs. Lots of locals hang out here and there is ample amount of water to enjoy and have fun! Just swim at your own risk!

Made a trip to San Juan to hike. And stopped at Pagosa Springs. We missed some water crossing…read moreevent. It was really busy. Dogs on leashes, kids running around. People in the hot springs. So their are a few hot spring holes/pits aside from the resort. Plenty of walking around to do with shops all around. We did enter a geothermal room that was warm and people tending to agriculture. Was not expecting so many people to be in swimsuits at this temp but I guess when at thee hot springs.

This joyous roadside hike is perfect for people of all ages. It's short, and even amateur…read moreboot-strappers from the lowlands or sea level, who routinely struggle at altitude, should be able to make it up and down. Mountain lions do call the area home, as is the case across the high country. What was different here was the size of kitty potty found on the trail. It was 18 inches long. Translation: very big cat. With 4,000 puma statewide, for me, by way of trail signs, this has been a pretty active region. One of the best visuals came one winter while snowshoeing in a remote, deep snowscape. I followed the extended gait of a fellow traveler, in five to ten foot snow, thoroughly enjoying the easily identifiable stride set by a very large mountain lion, the top of the snow constantly disrupted by the sashay of its tail on the rising and falling terra of rolling hills and high alpine meadow.

Nice place with good views and a moderate hike. Ample parking and best of all, it's free!read more

Great town park. Clean bathrooms. Picnic tables in the shade. Basketball hoops. Playground. Spent 2…read morehours here picnicking and playing while my husband had work calls., we had the park to ourselves in a busy day in Pagosa Springs

Beautiful lake for boating, fishing or hiking around. Great area for adventure. Have been coming…read morehere for 48 years.

I live here. It's great, quiet, beautiful, lots of hikes, water sports. Nice people, locals and…read morevisitors.

Another amazing Mother's Day Week at Wolf Creek Run Motorcoach Resort. In my 15 plus years of…read morecoming to this beautiful resort one thing always remains the same. The owners Dane and Kaye sure keep this park in immaculate condition. However this year started out like every other year just another great visit but on Mother's Day our son got into a motorcycle accident on Wolf Creek Pass while we were following him. Fortunately he is ok with minimal injuries but his Harley was totaled and needed to be picked up. The only person I could think to call was Dane. He immediately offered any help we needed. It truly says something about the owners character to be so kind, considerate and helpful to our needs. I have only known him and his wife through being a guest at Wolf Creek Run Motorcoach Resort. I so grateful and appreciative to you both for your kindness and generosity. Dane and Kaye you have such a beautiful resort. Your resort is truly my happy place to be. Thank you for always letting us visit your beautiful resort early in the season. In addition a very sincere thank you from the bottom of our hearts for being there to help us in a difficult time. You both are truly amazing people and dear friends. Debbie and I truly blessed to be able to consider and now call you our close dear friends.

The top Class A motorcade place in Colorado!! Top maintenance. Great landscaping. Friendly owners…read more Right on the San Juan River. 3 minutes from downtown Pagosa Springs.

We stopped here on our way through colorado. This is a national monument. The ancient people who…read morelived in the area lived high up in the rocks and built structures. The two chimney like rock formations are easily seen from the parking area. To get to the structures you need to go up much higher and then hike. We did not do this. Back when the people lived there the moon would rise in between the two chimney rocks every year and it was a celebration. Now it is only every 18 years this happens that the moon rises in between the two rocks. Very interesting. The visitor center was very nice. They have a very interesting movie to learn about the area.

A landmark and solid stop along any journey through SoCo. Worthy of a detour if you're in the area.read more

I get so tired of reviews on our country's national treasures and history like this I have to give…read morea resounding 5 stars. NOTE drive to top is not hard. If you have ever been to mountains or skied it's easy. It's a gravel mountain road. To clarify as I was confused there is a parking lot w small visitor center aka cabin. This is where you pay your fee. They are building a new super nice visitor center to open next year. The ranger here at base was so nice. I mean amazingly and went out of her way to explain all. From the first parking area you drive to the upper parking lot which is the base from which you hike to top. I was fine at 62 and not in perfect shape to get to top. It's a gorgeous view and the ranger/helper? at top was wordy but very knowledgeable. Now that we live in Albuquerque will definitely go back as it's a short drive under 30 minutes from Pagosa springs. Final thought those who don't learn from the past are doomed to repeat it

Came here for the first time on 6/10/26. We were on a trip to Durango and wanted to take the kids…read moreswimming. This pool is huge! We were only in the kid area and the lazy river but still great. My kids had a blast with all the slides. The staff was very friendly. The locker rooms were very clean. Thank you!

It had been years since we've been here and it still doesn't disappoint like 7 years later!…read more $7.50 adult day admission, $6.50 for kids. Just $20 for an all day pass and access to classes, rock walk, indoor water park with slides and lap pools, splash pad outside... really great facility. We brought our own towels because it's a $1 rental and we had some in our car (a summer staple!). Best part was no sunscreen! Coming from Arizona and staying at Purgatory for the week to enjoy cooler weather, the no sunscreen part is pretty exciting. My kids rave about this place (now 11 and 13 years old). The rock wall is no joke, either! Unlimited access during open hours (special hours for rock wall, but generally closed after 4pm). Kayaks in the pool at 6pm on Wednesdays for a $5 rental? What is the Colorado? Super cool way to learn!

This is the best park. Hands down. For real…read more As we first entered the city from the south, it greeted us and we instantly knew that we would love living in Durango. We even made a video about it. Check it out here: https://youtu.be/SaahtX7wBuY

This growing little town is ideally located between the mountains and the desert. Many good…read morerestaurants. But- The City Council cannot manage the homeless because they ignore the effective policies of Vail along I-70 and Aspen in the Roaring Fork Valley. See the photo. Millions were spent expanding this park with big river rocks for rafts and kayaks AND a smelly sewage treatment plant. It could be fun if the smell of human feces doesn't bother you. I was unable (my bad) to upload photos of human waste and toilet paper. Disgusting. Given the number of off-leash dogs I saw, I expected better canine behavior. Instead I saw scary aggressive behavior and dog fights. Where is Animal Control? Safety laws are being broken. Please, as a dog owner, train your pooch or keep him on leash!