I would love to recommend this business; however, I think parents may want to be careful about…read moresigning up. Just to put the warning out we were told by camp staff that we would be charged a $100 cancellation fee, so it made sense for us to sign up for this camp and get the $50 dollars signup early discount. We have been charged more for this when cancelling - which seems dishonest. Good luck parents! It's rough out there :)

Geneva Glen offers a safe and respectful environment where children and teens flourish…read moreActivities offer campers time to hike, swim, horseback ride, use bows and arrows and craft projects. Too many to list Small cabins offer time to build friendships and respect within their group. Friendships last a lifetime

My kids have been going here for almost 8 years now. My husband went here as a child, which is how…read morewe got started in camp. It is a camp the way camp should be- outdoors, games, cabins, songs, etc. not once in our history here have we ever had an issue. Yes there is new leadership but not change for the bad. Covid was really hard on the camp, as it was all of us, and so do they charge for extras? You bet. But it's still a great value for your dollar in comparison to other Colorado overnight camps. My kids come back feeling more confident, they have made new friends every session, and they cannot wait to go back. Ken and Nancy, who ran GG for decades, have instilled the traditional GG spirit in all who have attended and led since they retired.

Center for the Arts Evergreen is now celebrating 50 years of operations (2025). The facility has…read moreexpanded during my years in Colorado from a small cabin near the Buchanan Park Recreation Center to the repurposed church that is its current location. The Phase II expansion completed in June 2024 has greatly enlarged the facility with community spaces, classrooms, artist studios, an artist-in-residence program, and a state-of-the-art ceramics studio. CAE sees its mission as a community hub, hosting ten annual art exhibits, a wide variety of children's and adult classes and workshops, summer camps, and mentorships. There is also a concert series, community rental spaces, arts festivals, an elegant gift shop showcasing local artists, and many community outreach initiatives. I visit the gallery when I come to Evergreen. It is a nice exhibit space and has presented many interesting shows over the years, featuring material of local, regional, and national scope.

I took a glass fusing class on Dec. 9. Today is Jan. 15. I still don't have the two small pieces…read morethat I made. I dropped in just before Christmas to find that they still have my work, unfused and sitting there still. Okay - the holidays, a power outage. So I phoned after the new year, no answer, so I left a message asking what's going on? Nothing. I'm considering asking for my $158 back. In the age of phones, texts and emails, there's no excuse for this lack of communication on their part. I am one unhappy camper. Done in three or four days, she said. Should have been weeks.

This place is fun for the kiddos, but the adults in charge are so disorganized that it's not worth…read moredealing with. They can't seem to keep anything straight. I gave up on this place unfortunately. Not worth the headache.

I love coming here for the awesome instructors. One instructor named Keely is so positive and fun…read more She is a trained gymnastics coach so I feel very safe practicing my gymnastics. She spots me with my back flips and gives me great direction. I get in a great workout while having fun. I can't say enough good things about her.

WOW what a time. My…read morefriend and I signed up with this company to take us on a 2 day extreme class IV/V Overnight rafting trip on the Arkansas river. We both have experience with this company from rafting the Upper Salt River in AZ. Unfortunately the water levels didn't cooperate but, the rafting company modified the itinerary to give us the best possible adventure possible. Day upper upper Browns Canyon which led to class I've and the use of duckies. Operation am not a fan but, half of our group loved them. We were then driven 1.5 hours away for our dinner and tent camping (3 miles from our put in). Ryan and Eric our guides cooked a great meal and catered to the group. We awakened to a mist and heavy fog, which we were served pancakes and sausages for a warm breakfast, and let's not forget hot coffee. We then departed at 8:30 for our trip down the Royal Gorge were we hit class in rapids, lots of class 3s, great geology, good company, lots of fun and a great experience. Ryan our lead guide and Eric did a great job for 2 days of providing us a great experience and memories. You have many choices but from a personal experience this is the best company to deal with. We are already planning next year's multi day trip.

We "dodged a bullet" with this company. They called us less than an hour before our trip to cancel,…read morenot because of dangerous conditions, but because another group canceled, and they didn't want to take 3 of us out. No integrity and no remorse for ruining our trip. Fast forward, we found an amazing company that agreed to work us in the same day and, after speaking to several people in the area, it is well known that Wilderness Aware Rafting has less experienced guides and get stuck in the river holding up "traffic" most days. Literally no one locally has anything nice to say. In hindsight, I am glad we didn't go with them.

they were awesome would go again. Winnie black horse with Gabby! They went across a creek several…read moretimes and the ride was about 1.5 hours long . So bring Sunscreen cause we forgot and she got a little red!

Paid to get into the park for senior pictures, just went up to take a few pictures and the lady at…read morethe stables was so rude.