"The original town of Dillon was built as a stage stop and trading post on the northeast side of the Snake River. The town was named for Tom Dillon, a prospector, and was incorporated in 1883. By 1892 the town had been relocated twice, both times in order to be closer to railroad lines that were extended into the area. During the Great Depression, Denver Water began acquiring land around Dillon. In 1956, residents and business owners in Dillon were notified that they would need to sell their property and move out."
Every Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday, from 9:00am-10:30am (June through August)
*Please arrive 15 minutes early to check-in and complete our waiver OR
$40.00 per person (7 & older) -Reservations required.
Book online here or contact the marina directly @ 970-468-5100 x-1
"The original town of Dillon was built as a stage stop and trading post on the northeast side of the Snake River. The town was named for Tom Dillon, a prospector, and was incorporated in 1883. By 1892 the town had been relocated twice, both times in order to be closer to railroad lines that were extended into the area. During the Great Depression, Denver Water began acquiring land around Dillon. In 1956, residents and business owners in Dillon were notified that they would need to sell their property and move out."
Every Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday, from 9:00am-10:30am (June through August)
*Please arrive 15 minutes early to check-in and complete our waiver OR
$40.00 per person (7 & older) -Reservations required.
Book online here or contact the marina directly @ 970-468-5100 x-1