Fun and convenient. Limited chairs if you get there later. They allow food from the outside.read more

I was here for 20 minutes, the pool closed as soon as I got there and then they closed the site for…read moreweather and didn't offer a refund. Total scam, what happened to good faith? Get it out of my community please

Worst experience I've ever had! Started with two week quote…read moretime that turned into a month and a half. Kept making excuses, making promises all the time, and keeping me out of the loop. To keep this short, my bike is at another repair shop fixing things that were done wring by jrod

He was very knowledgeable and fair price for my electric trike fix i would highly recommend him to…read moreanyone needing bike help

Cute park located at the edge of Downtown Parker. Loved that they had plenty of seating options…read more Also a kids playground, of course. Loved walking around and checking out the sculptures. They did have public parking lots as well as street parking. My only issue was that EVERY single trash can was overflowing with trash.

Gorgeous park close to where we got our coffee at Fika. We decided to walk as it was a beautiful…read morenight. There were bunch of sculptures, seating areas and grassy areas to lounge. This would be a place I would go for a picnic lunch or to chill if I lived here! ***lost 1 star due to the trashes overflowing... all of them. Yuck

Another mini incline! The castle rock one at Phillip s miller park is pretty popular but this one…read moremay be closer to you than the castle rock incline! This rueter-hess is smaller, but still a great place to get in those steps! There are other trails around besides just the incline. Enough trails to go biking as well as walking or running. It's not too packed either.

The Rueter-Hess Incline is a great hidden gem in the Parker/Castle Rock area…read more The trail is easy to access, well-marked, and great for all fitness levels--just enough of a burn without taking all day. It's a short but challenging climb with about 140 steps and rewarding, beautiful views overlooking the reservoir and surrounding hills. A great spot if you want a mini incline experience without driving to Manitou Springs. Plenty of free parking. Restrooms are portable potties. Dogs need to be leased when on the trail. Signs said no dogs on the actual incline itself.