When Can You Swim In Grand Junction Colorado?

When summer arrives in Grand Junction, it doesn't take long to see that folks around here love the water.

Grand Junction Loves the Water

You see people on, in, or near the river all the time during the summer. You'll find them at River Park at Las Colonias or at the water feature at Bananas. Of course, there are those who are fortunate enough to have a nice swimming pool in their backyard. Then there are those that don't have a pool, but they do have a sprinkler - and the kids love it.

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Grand Junction Has Great Swimming Facilities

Grand Junction is blessed to have two outstanding swim facilities. Lincoln Park's Moyer Pool is open during the summer, while the Orchard Mesa Pool stays open year round. Either way, you've got ample opportunity for some exercise in the water - or to have a little fun with the kiddos.

Zane Mathews

One reason why Lincoln Park is so popular is because of the big water slide that was installed a few years ago. Make no mistake about it, Lincoln Park is no water park, but it's a good-sized pool with a super fun water slide.

For the smaller kids, the splash pad is a great way to have some water fun - and it's absolutely safe for children.

When Can You Swim In Grand Junction?

Whether you want to swim laps, do the slide, take the little ones out, or just lounge in the cool water on a hot summer afternoon, the Lincoln Park Pool and the Orchard Mesa Pool are great options for water fun and exercise in Grand Junction. But, when can you go? Scroll on to learn when the special swim times and public swim times are at both pools.

The Seven Wonders of Grand Junction, Colorado

We asked you what belongs on the list of the 'Seven Wonders' of Grand Junction? Scroll on to see which places made the list based on your suggestions on our app and Facebook page. We could go on all day, but there can only be 7. What places would you select?

Grand Junction Area Restaurants Our Parents Used To Take Us To

If you grew up in Grand Junction, Colorado, you probably visited Talley's, Sambo's Western Sizzliln', or possibly even the Oasis Restaurant. Most of these places are long gone. Dig deep into your memories and you may remember some of these Grand Junction area restaurants where our parents used to take us.

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