Great local gym! Inexpensive for day drop in rates about 6 bucks if you're traveling here! I stop…read morehere every time I am in Cortez!

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!

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

The kids liked the park and got some energy out . We walked over to the half frozen lake and the…read morekids enjoyed that as well. There were maybe a hundred ducks off in the unfrozen part, way off in the distance. There was abundant parking also.

I did the 700 year tour. Make sure you allow enough time because after you enter the park, there is…read morestill quite a drive to the center where the tour takes off. There are a couple of primitive restrooms along the tour, but there is a real bathroom at the center. There's also food and drinks at the center. It was a pretty big coach and we had both a driver and a tour guide. There was plenty of bottled water they gave us along the way. Our guide was very knowledgeable. We stopped at a few different places where she spoke and we were able to take pictures. On a tour like that, you do sometimes end up waiting for people who dawdle, so you need some patience. One of the main stops was the Cliff Dwellings which includes a tour where you have to be able to do steps and climb ladders. A few people sat out. I'd suggest maybe looking up a YouTube video of that tour to make sure it's something you really want to do if it's questionable for you. We didn't stop at all the places in the park, but our guide did tell us places we may want to go on our own. If I had it to do over, I would've probably gotten a two day pass and come back. The center was closed when we got back, so there was no restroom or places to get refreshments until you left the park.

We took the 700 years - half day tour. It departs from the Far View Terrace. It was EXCELLENT! Our…read moreguide, Mark, was very well informed. He made his presentations, both on the bus and at the various sites (like the pit houses) very informative and easy to listen to. Marylin at the desk was very helpful and considerate. We were there on a day when they were having some computer difficulties, but It was their first day for the 2025 season. They made sure that we arrived in time for the park ranger - led tour of the Cliff Palace. One word of advice/caution. You need to be relative physically fit to tour Cliff Palace. The exploration is a one way only route. Once you start on the descent, you are COMMITED. There is NO turning back. You will descend steep and uneven stairs with no hand rails and climb back up via 3 period type ladders. If you're not up for this, don't go down to the Palace. Obviously, this is not the fault of the tour. In fact, you can see the Palace and other structures from the view point platform. Mark used a laser pointer to high light some of the features. A few of us on this tour, including me (I have bad knees), let discretion be the better part of valor and went back to the bus. Mark was prepared for this. He made a nice presentation on the history and features of the park and engaged in pleasant and informative conversation while we waited for the others to return. Then we continued onto the rest of the tour. Remember, you are high up in the mountains. The Cliff Palace's elevation is about 7,000 feet. The Far View Terrace is up about 8.500 feet. The air is thinner than what you might be used to. As long as you are prepared for these minor physical challenges, you will have a GREAT time! We cannot recommend taking this tour highly enough! You will learn a lot and have a very pleasant time. -- Jeff S.

My favorite place in Farmington and a perfect afternoon destination! Beautiful brick paver and…read moregravel trail that follows the serene river. Shaded with tree cover. Picnic tables, outdoor playgrounds, outdoor gym, Veterans park connect to this trail. Nature park also connects. A couple mile loop over a bridge through the wilderness trail. Stroller, running, and bike friendly. This place has it all. A must go!

Just moved to Farmington and am so excited to have found this park! As nice as any we had in…read moreAustin, TX! I love Farmington..this "Oasis" park is another reason why! My small dog thanks you, too!

They don't help at the register? You are required to sign into a computer there at the building to…read moreget a waiver, I had no problem for me, but it was a pain in the butt for my husband, they need to help people (it's called customer service) when they need it

So fun! My 5 and 7 year olds had a blast! Pretty well kept and clean when we went. There had to be…read more7 birthday parties happening at once, which was pretty impressive. Only downfall: the price is pretty high for only getting an hour or 2.

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!

Mainly just a plot of grass. Nice enough, but I'm giving it 3 stars for confusing signage. I…read moreentered on the 13th Street side to walk my dogs. The sign specified that owners should pick up after their dogs. When I walked, with my dogs, to the 12th Street side, the sign said "Dogs, tell your owners not to walk you dogs here. This is a play area for children." There was no delineation between one side and the other; it was all grass. Ok to walk your dogs in the park or not? Not clear.

Perfect snow sledding park in downtown! Found this place by accident and was very pleased. We had a…read morefull afternoon of sledding and snow ball fights. Gorgeous for pictures as well.