Great public playground in Grand Junction. Covered gazebo and restrooms. Lots of grass for park…read moretime fun. Playground equipment good for most ages!

We went to Lincoln Park with our 2 year old son today, and there were lots of little kids. It's a…read moreperfectly setup park for toddler aged kids. Everything is on the smaller size as far as slides and heights. There is a bear statue that put animal loving son was memorized by. It's an overall cute and safe park. There are water slides as well in the back, so I can't wait to go back during warmer weather.

This is a great park for grilling out, picnicking, playgrounding, badminton, playing with your…read morefurry creature, or dog (there is a fenced in dog park area between the golf course, and the baseball field), or just general ruckus causing that the outdoors inspire. It's convenient location makes it an easy place to walk to, or just stop by for a brief interlude and be back on your way. Grass is well maintained and there aren't too many surprise dog presents scattered about, YAY. It's nice that a park can exist so close to everything.

Stopped at the dog park on our road trip - great place for the dogs to get out some pent up energy…read moreand stretch our legs. Lots of places to walk around! Only complaint is a lot of dog poop not picked up.

I came here to the dog park which is great as it has 2 sections: small and big dogs. It was not…read morevery clean tho a lot of owners don't seem to clean up. Large park which had a lot of people walking.

Columbine Park is a nice park located right off of North Avenue in Grand Junction…read more I played softball here on the Adult Men's Wednesday league through the City of Grand Junction. The fields are maintained and kept up well. The parking lot was almost full as there were 2 or 3 games that evening. According to some basic information I found online, Columbine Park is located at 544 28 1/4 Road. This park has one shelter with nine picnic tables and two barbecues. Rental fee is $45 for 4 hours; $25 for each extra hour. They have a large play ground for the kiddos and a huge grassy area for dogs, a football game, some ultimate, a volleyball game, whatever your heart desires. Heck, get a slip'n-slide out and have a party!

We've seen this park over a dozen times, so I decided to take our son today. Honestly, it wasn't my…read morefavorite. The playground is good and my son enjoyed it. However, my OCD and well raised 2 year old spent some of his time picking up litter and taking it to the trash can. There is also no parking aside from street parking, and all 4 streets around it are very busy. It's definitely not the worst and there were no homeless or shady people lingering around, it just didn't feel like a beautiful and clean park for my child.

Nice clean campground well maintained . River access for fishing as well as a few ponds . Full…read morehookups are reasonable and setup conveniently.

Actually clean the bathroom at least once a week fully, we love the campground but I don't like the…read morewomen's bathroom I feel like I am showering at Herman Munsters house. Webs everywhere and dirty walls.

This listing should be removed. Not sure it was ever truly meant to be a public splash pad as it…read morewas swiftly sealed off with a fence after the first year it was revealed and treated as such. This is a Main Street fountain to look at. Not a kids splash pad.

I love seeing all of the little kids playing in the water. I personally do not have kids, but if I…read moredid, they would more than likely be in there too. As part of the new downtown main street renovation, this interactive water fountain was a great addition. Benches and a brick wall surround the water playground for parents to view from a dry and safe distance. If you're downtown, you will see it, it's hard to miss.

My daughter loves this place. She has been attending for almost 4 years and has excelled at…read moregymnastics thanks to her hard work, dedication and all the great coaches here. Highly recommend!

I been here a lot for several reasons over the years. They have a kids play area, a huge gymnastics…read morefacility, music, and daycare. The whole place is run very well by people who have been doing it for a long time and love what they do. There is a lot of dedication here, from the staff, the coaches, the gymnasts, and the parents.

I am so glad we took time to visit here and see this spectacular site. About 15 minutes out of…read moretown, the 23 mile loop trail is just stunning and filled with natural Colorado Colors and beauty. The red rocks and the unusual formations are truly a national treasure. To drive the trail takes about 1.5 hours. It was too hot to hike in August, so the drive had to do. I want to come back here and explore some of the trails and read more about the people who helped preserve this special place.

Don't miss this one! When we first arrived in Fruita, Colorado. The Colorado National Monument was…read morenot on our list of things to visit. We would of totally missed it if it hadn't been for some people we met at a restaurant. Colorado National Monument is not a National Park; it is a National Monument managed by the National Park Service. It's name doesn't portray the beauty and magnitude of this gorgeous park. It is a 23 mile drive and is often called the mini-grand canyon. The towering red rock monoliths and the Canyon views were absolutely incredible.

Stumbled upon this chill park in Rifle on a late-night road trip. Huge jungle gym, amphitheater,…read moreand tons of green space. Nobody was around, felt like I had the whole place to myself. Perfect for a quiet moment or a kid's adventure.

A great open space with playground, amphitheater, and enriching history about Rifle, CO! Lots of…read morePicnic Shelters, the amphitheater is very exciting to look at and trails! There are a lot of separate play areas, small streams, a small splash park and biking trails too. We saw rocks with clocks carved in on them, and we looked down and saw a big clock underneath our feet. Centennial Park is a work in progress. The park is located on Rifle Creek Trail between 3rd street and 9th street. One of the highlights of Centennial Park is the unique art work displayed throughout the park, giving visitors a glimpse into Rifle's history and western heritage. Centennial Park's signature event is the annual Fourth of July celebration featuring Symphony in the Valley in concert along with fireworks. Nick and I may plan another route to 4th of July here! I'm incredibly excited!! Overall, this park is amazing and one of my favorite stops. Any park with an Amphitheatre is worth visiting; lots of live music opportunities. Another cool fact I learned about Centennial Park that it's the celebration the 100 year anniversary of the town in Downtown Rifle, CO. This park includes: Art Playground Picnic Tables Benches Open Space Shelter Pond/Creek Soccer Field Restrooms