I want to gate keep this find!!! My granddaughter (5) went with me- she lives in Kansas City-…read moreevery time I talk to her she wants to come visit and go back here- I am planning on going back this weekend- I moved here in April I have driven 3 hrs 4 different time to come back

Nice place hot water clean fun and free. The main pool was very hot so went to side pool. The…read morefacility is public with changing rooms and showers. No charge the Native Americans requested that the facility be made available for all. There is a small rough built with rocks at the river with a little beach that's also available. It was not clothing optional FYI no gender reveal party.

Maybe my favorite place to go during the summer. The family heads up there during weekends…read morethroughout the summer for some great fishing, food, golf and pool time. The food, cocktails and service can't be beat. If I was a professional man of leisure, I would spend every day here in the summer.

Great park to stop for lunch while the kids burn off some steam. We also let our dog run around the…read moregrass while we ate. Picnic tables and different options for different ages. Great find.

Nice fun park to stop at. Wish it had restrooms. Was near hospital though…read more Two special treats: 1. We got to watch the helicopter start up and take off. 2. I walked very slowly past a deer who calmly grazed nearby. Surprised he didn't run off (and I certainly kept my distance)

What a find! If you're on 80 driving through Rawlins stop and play. It was in nice condition when I…read moreplayed. Long, windy and fun. You better be able to hit a knockdown pitching wedge when the wind blows. Worth the minor delay to your schedule.

Unique golf layout with wide well-kept fairways, large greens, and pristine tee boxes. Not too…read moredifficult from the shorter tees, but save the tips for the PGA boys. Earlier tee times may help in terms of more comfortable temps and lighter winds. Classy clubhouse and restaurant, reasonable greens fees, friendly and accommodating staff, and abundant wildlife as a bonus make this golf course in the desert definitely worth a stop along I-80.

A mere 3 hour drive gets you to this magical place to hike and witness the amazing white quartz of…read morethe Snowy Mountain range. Amazing views on the hike up to Medicine Bow Peak. Plenty of backpacking campsites...great fishing. Look out for the cows. Filter your water unless you want Gardia

What a brilliant and creative dog park!! Fully fenced natural landscape with trails all around and…read morethrough. We brought Chico here 3 times and each time it was empty or someone was leaving. People are very respectful to let you run or walk trails and wait if your dog needs space. The sad part is I must have picked up 20 or more piles of poop. Cmon folks! Be better than that!!

Excellent dog park. Very spacious lots of trails to walk . Completely fenced. Not too hard to find…read morejust turn left at the library its very close to downtown. Dont forget to pick up after your dog and don't miss the donation box on the way out.

Spectacular. That's the first word that comes to mind when recounting our weekend stay at Brush…read moreCreek Ranch in Saratoga, Wyoming. Brush Creek Ranch (BCR) is an all-inclusive luxury ranch where elite accommodations, world-class cuisine, & activities abound. We drove to BCR from Denver and it took us about 4 hours to get there. If flying, the ranch is one hour from the Laramie Regional Airport or 3.5 - 4 hours from Denver International Airport (dependent on weather). Upon arrival on ranch property, we were escorted by a staff member to The Lodge. The staff at Brush Creek Ranch were exceptional in every way. Each one was committed to delivering a first-class experience and were eager to serve. Kayla was manning the concierge desk upon our arrival and seamlessly handled our check-in. Following check-in, we walked into The Lodge's great room and were immersed in a grandiose western homestead. From the antler chandeliers, massive exposed log beams to the impressive fireplace, we immediately had that vacation feeling of arriving somewhere special. Eddie unloaded our luggage from the car and put our bags in our room. We stayed in the Lupine room - a King Guest Room in The Lodge. The Lupine room was rustically-elegant, furnished with a king bed and located on the first floor of the lodge. The premium bedding was everything - the down pillows & comforter had us sleeping like babies every night. The room offered views of Wyoming's hills & the main lodge lawn area. The room had a Keurig and a full selection of Caribou coffee, hot chocolate & water. There were three gourmet dining experiences onsite at the ranch and let me tell you, this is some of the best food I have ever had. Each meal was sensational; I cannot say enough good things. During our stay we dined at Pioneer Kitchen, Trailhead Lodge, & the Cheyenne Club. For activities we went snowmobiling. All dining & activity reservations were made directly through & hosted by Brush Creek Ranch. Amenities at BCR included the Cattle Baron Library, fitness center, spa, saloon, great room, riding arena, & mountaintop decks. The Cattle Baron Library was a lounge with a stone fireplace, board games & television (1 of 3 onsite). This was a relaxing space to wind down before bed. The saloon encompassed everything you'd expect from a western saloon of the old American West. We walked through the doors and were met with a fully-stocked bar, a pool table, shuffleboard & more. We ate dinner at Pioneer Kitchen our first night at Brush Creek Ranch. Pioneer Kitchen is the resort's newest dining venue with an upscale-casual ambiance & wellness-forward menu. We arrived at Pioneer Kitchen and were seated in the main dining room. The aesthetic of the restaurant was airy and fresh with cream dining chairs, round chandeliers, & red backlit bar. General Manager, Cory and server Emma took great care of us during our meal. For Classic Cocktails I had the Sidecar. Ross had the Sage Advice which was a non-alcoholic mocktail. For Appetizers we had the Smoked Trout Dip and the Classic Caesar Salad. The Smoked Trout Dip was made with pickled onion, truffle and a side of potato chips. The dip was thick and creamy in texture with generous pieces of trout throughout. The smoked trout paired well with the cream cheese, fresh herbs, & salty chips. The Classic Caesar Salad was made with garlic croutons, grana Padano, and white anchovy. This Caesar salad was characterized by cold crisp greens, the nutty profile of the Padano cheese and briny vinegar of the white anchovy fillets. For Mains we had the Wagyu New York Strip and the Cedar Planked Ora King Salmon. The Wagyu New York Strip was served with lobster butter and crispy fingerlings. The Farm at Brush Creek raises American Wagyu; a rare breed of cattle that produces exceptional beef and reflects BCR's goals of sustainability. This was a phenomenal main all around. The Wagyu New York Strip was cooked to medium perfection. The meat was lean and high in protein. The strip had a natural, chewy texture and beefy flavor. The lobster butter was decadent and sexily melted into the wagyu making each bite so juicy. The crispy fingerling potatoes were the best fingerling potatoes I've ever had. Their thin skins were crisp and salted & gave way to a soft, fluffy potato interior. The Cedar Planked Ora King Salmon was served with wild rice and charred broccolini. The salmon had a light & creamy mouthfeel with an inherent sweet oil profile. For dessert we had the BCR Double Chocolate Brownie served with vanilla ice cream & topped with salted caramel sauce. The brownie came to the table piping hot in a skillet. The rich chocolate, buttery caramel and touch of vanilla made for heavenly bites. For a dessert cocktail I had the Brandy Alexander. The Brandy Alexander was made with Cognac, Creme de Cacao, Cream & Cinnamon. This retro brandy cocktail was indulgent yet easy to drink - chocolatey, creamy, & smooth.

Best Food at a Ranch Vacation. And the service was amazing. We had steak and pasta. Lunches had…read morea lot of variety. Highly recommend.

We made a stop here on our road trip to eat something and let my dog run around. Bathrooms didn't…read morehave doors and grass was dead