Welcome to Mack

Mack is located in Mesa County and is an unincorporated town 10 miles east of the Colorado/Utah border. Leaving Grand Junction and heading west, you will pass through Fruita, Loma, Mack, then reach the Colorado/Utah border.

Mack is best known for being a music festival location, a permanent festival site used solely for music festivals.  The biggest being Country Jam which has been drawing thousands of country music lovers every summer for 4 days, ever June since 1992.   Services are limited to non-existent, there is a post office with zip code 81525.

Loma and Mack are agricultural communities and because there is no infrastructure, they will likely remain agricultural.  Until there is available sewer there will not be any developments.   There are ranches, hobby farms, homes on large and small acreage and homes on small, city-size lots.  There is a manufactured home park in that provides an affordable housing option. Elementary school children are bused to Loma.  All middle and high school children attend schools in Fruita. Wide open spaces, miles and miles of spectacular sunsets and views!

West or West of Grand Junction area also includes homes in the Loma and Mack area.  It does get a little confusing because West is a separate search area in our MLS.  If you are looking for a home in a rural area or the Loma and Mack area, please check both of those community pages.

West extends to the Utah border, and of course being this rural, there are no services, restaurants or shopping.  However, you will have unobstructed views, few neighbors and a gorgeous vista.