Nice, relatively quick visit to the cliff dwellings. You pay at a ticket booth when driving onto the property. There is a very good and huge gift shop and museum with information and displays. It was quite cold when we were there, so it was nice to have some time indoors. Overall, interesting experience. The employees we interacted with were friendly and helpful.

Probably more fun for groups with kids. Price was not bad but the museum was fairly small compared to the gift shop which went on forever. The actual dwellings were interesting, if also somewhat small themselves. I would bring the kids to this place.

This is a good intro to cliff dwellings. The self-guided tour gives you a good understanding of the facts of Anasazi culture. This privately-owned museum is right by Garden of the Gods and Pike's Peak entrance. Easily accessible with a seasonal snack bar by the parking lot and a gift shop/museum with friendly staff on site. A worthwhile stop to spent an hour.

Our whole family enjoyed visiting. The younger kids loved all there was to climb and touch. Outside of the actual cliff dwellings, there are museum areas sandwiched between gift shops. Everything was very well presented. We have young kids and teens and everyone enjoyed the visit.

I've seen discussion online about how you shouldn't visit this attraction because it's not authentic. I don't agree with this sentiment. If you have plans to visit Mesa Verde, then yes, you shouldn't waste your time here. But if you are looking to educate yourself about the Puebloan culture, and you are just passing through Colorado Springs, this is an excellent way to spend an hour or two.

Very interesting place to visit with lots of history. They have a neat little gift shop where we learned Colorado is a bagless state. Some pretty cool pics on the wall. I remember one said 1907. Then you can walk through the cliff dwellings. Where people actually lived at one time. We did the tourist thing and bought some t-shirts. Definitely glad that we stopped and checked it out. We learned a little history.

You could likely save your money here. There is very little to see and then a gigantic gift shop maze to walk through. This place really focuses on their gift shop. It looks to me like most of these cliff dwelling were manufactured based on data about cliff dwellings. Much of it looked fake. Overall, not really impressed.