This is my favorite camp ever!! Everyone is so nice and i've never had a bad experience (i've been…read moregoing for 5 years). Counselors have always been ready and prepared to help any situation that arose. The food is great and so is the atmosphere of the camp. I loved playing all the night games even though I would trip or get banged up occasionally, I would still have a great time. Also my counselors/friends would be right beside me as I headed to the nurses office. Every activity that took place was enjoyable and I have made so many fantastic memories and met impactful people at this camp. Chapel and the Pastors have always gotten the point across in a way others and I understood and could elaborate on. I would 10/10 recommended seeing as i've had so much fun. I can't wait to go back in a couple weeks, I seriously look forward to this camp all year!

I went here as a kid, and it was one of the worst experiences I ever had. I hope they have gotten…read morebetter over time but I doubt it. I'd give it a -5 stars if I could. If you'd like to skip this long review, here's it in short: The counselors are rude/mean, will not help if you have a issue, and do not even attempt to stop other kids from bulling each other. I got the "fun" counselor, who was extremely rude and quite full of herself. She made fun of me for being scared to zipline and do other things I hadn't done before, hence why I has scared. Was excluded from almost every "fun" and social event they were having. For example, when we were playing capture the flag I slid down a hill with my ankle pointing towards the other foot and couldn't get up. My team mates just told me I was giving away the position of the flag as I screamed for help, my aunt who was also a counselor, was the only one to help me to the nurses office. After staying there for a few hours I was told to go and join the game again. I was told the teams had been mixed up so I found a group of kids and tried to ask them what was going on. They ignored me till about the third of fifth time I asked, when a kid decided to call me a "fat bitch" to get me to go away. I was taller then him so I got up in his face to intimidate him and bonked him on the back of the head with the flashlight then ran away cause I knew I was going to be in trouble for that. Hid next to the stairs to the nurses office and no one saw me for hours, so I heard a lot. Like my counselor saying I was a just a little whinier to the nurse, didn't reveal where I was for hooours just cause of that. When some one did find me I was sat down in the mess hall and told I couldn't go home/use the phone. My house was a hour away. Then there was just mean/stupid things. Like not being allowed to teach me how to read a bible...even though its a bible camp. Or everyone in my cabin being mean till my parents sent me cookies, then I had something they wanted so it was time to be nice! For a day that is, any longer might make me feel like I was wanted there. Not like we paid them money or anything for a nice trip, of course not who would pay to be made fun of, excluded, and ignored for 2 weeks? Yes, I'm just writing this out of spite, but for real if your kid is mildly different in anyway for what is stereotypically normal DO NOT send them here. Cause they will make it their mission to make your kids life a living hell for the duration of the stay.

This. Is a cultural treasure. That. Must be protected. Many, many pictographs, &; petroglyphs …read more Have been destroyed Being scratched out or used for target practice. I've heard of people trying to take out the whole panel . For sale on the black market. Usually this ends in failure. They say some people don't know the difference between right & wrong. I think many people don't care anymore.

My son just spent 3 wks here as part of the summer High School Field School and he came back…read morebrimming with things to tell us that he'd learned and seen. I'd already assumed he was busy and content while there because even though he had his phone with him, I hardly heard from him in that time. His session was a good variety of about 17 kids, pretty evenly split between boys and girls, from all around the US. I believe they learned a lot from nice instructors/guides and had fun, too. From a parent point of view, I thought the communication from Crow Canyon was terrific- not incessant but informative, clear, and timely. We were hopeful that it would be a good experience for our son, and neither of us was disappointed in the least- we are so glad he went!

I am so happy to be the first to yelp! about this place. The memories..where to begin. I was a…read morecamper here for many years and did pathfinding twice I had so much fun..but alas I grew up and could no longer be a camper. But I did work here for 1 summer and let me tell you..the Colvig's are the most amazing people you will ever meet. Clay and Tavia are passionate about their property and always want their campers to have the best time. I miss this place very much and when my children are alittle older I will send them here. I learned so much about myself and the outdoors, about life and responsibility. Thank you so much for everything guys-experiences I will cherish forever

I was a camper at Colvig from a Homesteader to a Pathfinder. I cannot begin to tell you how many…read morewonderful friends and memories I still hold dear to this day were birthed from this place. I have suggested the camp to many friends and will continue to do so. The Colvig's are amazing people and their integrity and exuberance shines through every blade of grass and speck of red dirt on Florida Road. Some the greatest memories of my childhood were made here.

Don't over think it!!! Buy your day pass and give this place a try!!! The pricing is affordable. We…read morepaid $22 for a day pass with shoes and powder. Even though we only climbed for about 2 hours, it was worth it. Our kids were tired by 1-1.5 hours. Perhaps other climbers go for a longer time but 1.5 hours would be more than enough time to have some great climbs. Our visit to Gravity Lab was our kids' first time climbing/bouldering. It had been on their bucket list. We arrived later in the night and Luke from the front desk greeted us. He was very informative from the costs, what to expect as far as how the rental climbing shoes should fit (aka they should be tight), and provided us powder for our kids to take around in a sac. Luke then gave us a tour of the facility. He informed us on the different levels of climbing and where our kids could start. He also focused a lot on the safety of properly falling, how to connect themselves to the clips to aid climb (not belay but not sure what it's called), etc. Luke also took time to coach our children whenever he had a moment. He was working the front desk, helping other customers, cleaning the place, etc. Gravity Lab got lucky with such a great employee and face of the company. He was patient and descriptive when he encouraged our kids. He cared and I think that's what made our experience so amazing at Gravity Lab. He also helped our kids with the belay and gave them confidence to make it to the top of the more difficult paths. Gravity Lab was clean, organized, and brightly lit. The other customers were welcoming and kind to us. Our kids and the other climbers all kept out of each other's paths on the wall. The restrooms were up kept and neat. I can appreciate that as someone who is a bit OCD. In addition to the above compliments I have written above, I think it's important to note that this place is not only a great place for adults and those advanced in climbing skills. We witnessed some experienced climbers accomplish some amazing skills. But Gravity Lab is equally perfect for children and even children like ours who have no experience. As you can see in our videos, our son made it to the top of one of the crack climbs with the guidance of Luke; and our daughter, who had been encouraged by Luke on what she could improve on, and she made it to the top with bouldering. Gravity Lab also resets their paths every week for different walls. You won't be tired of their gym! Oh I forgot to mention the building is two stories in certain areas; they have yoga and a weight lifting section. Thanks to our experience of Gravity Lab, our kids want to continue climbing at our local climbing gym. We are from California and visited Durango, Colorado. Looks like we'll be doing that. Thanks for the memories Gravity Lab and thanks for your exceptional customer service Luke. You made our first experience climbing a very memorable one.

We were killing some time while waiting for our friends to get in from the airport. The staff is…read moresuper friendly, the gym has well thought out routes and areas for strength training. There seemed to be an area for yoga too and some nights they have Latin nights. We really enjoyed coming here!

I had an amazing, unforgettable evening at Ladies Night 1.0. I have always loved horses but never…read morebeen able to own one. I enjoy trail rides, with the horses nose-to-tail single file following the guide, but always left feeling that something was missing. At Horse Empower we didn't ride the horses, but stood on the ground next to them, watching them, interacting with them, doing fun activities with them. Learning communication techniques with them (and my human teammates). I felt really connected to the horses and enjoyed that immensely; it was far better than any trail ride. I can hardly wait for 2.0.

We stopped in to see if there were any vacancies because our camping adventures were spoiled for a…read morebit by rain showers moving through the area. Upon arrival, the young lady checked their booking schedule and let us know that they had a cancellation earlier that day and a cabin on the river was available. She said she wanted to do one last walk through to ensure it was cleaned and ready before we checked in. Thank goodness it was good to go. It was super cute, incredibly clean, and surprising spacious... even if it was just my husband and I. We got the deluxe cabin, so it had a queen-sized bed on the first floor and another bed in the loft area. This would have been even more perfect for a family with kiddos. Either way, sitting on the back porch listening to the river and the birds chirping was pretty darn relaxing. The bed was super comfy and the bathroom and shower were a good size. All in all, great place to stay! Their location falls right between Telluride and Dolores, Co. We would definitely stay here again.

Biscuit, Charles and Maddie were amazing! We did the Bear Creek Trail which is pretty technical and…read morethey got our group of city slickers through it with no problem. This ride is incredible and the animals were great too (say hi to Alice for me). Highly recommend this outfit and this trail!

Our children have been going to Eco for years! Love, love, love. They're like family. The kids love…read morehiking all over the mountain and most of all getting to play capture the flag! My son finally won it for the team last year!

Our family has experienced Eco Adventures for the past five years. Of particular impact is the…read morecaring, well educated and fun staff. Eric, Tyler and team have great rapport with the children as well as parents. Our children have experienced day camp as well as overnights with Eco-adventures. One of our favorite memories with Eco Adventures is our family overnight in a tent at the top of the mountain-unforgettable! We highly recommend Eco Adventures for a family experience or kid's camp.

My daughter and I booked a last minute horse ride and our guide was Josh. He was exceptional,…read morefriendly and knowledgeable about the area and the horses. What a genuine asset to your business, we would definitely recommend this guide and business to anyone.

Best vacation ever! Girls trip for us (Yee Haw!) The horses were wonderful, the staff was awesome…read moreand went out of their way to accommodate every little thing without even being asked, the food was incredible, the weather was perfect, the views spectacular, and the cabin was fantastic. Fresh air, good food, comfortable beds, exercise, horses and great people. Cannot say enough good things about this ranch. I was especially impressed with their commitment to the welfare of the animals, checking them over every day, and making their health and wellbeing a priority. Many of the staff there have worked for animal rescue and humane societies in the past and it shows in the care of their horses - the horses are well fed, in good condition, sweet and gentle. The place is clean and well cared for - everything was perfect. We cried when we had to leave.

Programming is amazing, teachers talented and facilities inspirational. They offer lectures and…read moreevent space during festivals such as the mushroom one and are out of the tourist fray enough to generate local value to residents and those seeking a tad more than the typical.

Amazing and unique venue for a wedding reception. Just went here this evening for a reception and…read moreit was so fun! Indoor and outdoor spaces and so great for pictures.

Ice climbing was an awesome experience, our guide Phil was very knowledgeable and made our…read moreexperience memorable, we would definitely go again!

Had an excellent outdoor climbing experience with Josh. It was our first time climbing outdoors,…read morebut he made sure we were safe, comfortable, and had plenty of fun.