Wow, what a beautiful park! Tallman Meadow Park is in one of the newer communities on the…read moresouth-eastern side of Parker. Cross streets are Hilltop Road and Canterbury Parkway, across the street from the high school. The fact that this park is newer really shows. All of the landscaping is immaculate, and the grass looks like it belongs on a golf course. I was so surprised to find this gem tucked away out here in the country! Amenities include a large gazebo with picnic tables, two charcoal barbecues, paved jogging trails, and a (mostly flat) grassy field. Additionally there are tons (literally!) of modern playground equipment on wood chips, including slides, swings, and a variety of jungle gyms. One potential negative is that the bathroom facilities appear to be port-a-potty style rather than a permanent structure with running water (I also did not see a drinking fountain anywhere). I did not personally have to visit the facilities during our afternoon here, so I can't speak to how nasty they may or may not be. I didn't hear anyone else comment about them, though, so maybe they're okay!

Loved it! Kids loved coming here. Swings and trees for…read moreshade. Right beside soccer field. We will be back !

Probably one of the most photogenic parks I have ever stumbled upon. There were families everywhere…read moreon this beautiful Sunday afternoon soaking in the lasts bits of summer here in Denver. Everywhere I turned I was more and more amazed by the beauty. From the trees to the river to watching the sky turn golden as the sun set, this made for a perfect stop for an early fall best friend photo shoot.

This small park is right off the Cherry Creek Trail. Mainly people such as walkers and cyclist use…read morethis park as a rest stop when traversing the trail. This lovely oasis has cool shade trees, a pavilion with picnic tables, a restroom with water fountain and beautiful scenery as far as the eye can see.

Very sweet park which connects to the Cherry Creek Trail all the way to Denver. Lots of trails…read moregoing through open space and neighborhoods, and over wooden bridges. We easily wandered for over three miles. Stroller-friendly even on the dirt portions, since they are well used and fairly flat. Plenty of paved walkways so you can go after a snow. A thing to note - there are a lot of off leash dogs here. While I am a dog person and loved meeting people's fur babies, I understand not everyone would be comfortable. It's not an off leash park but locals seem to be used to doing this, so just be aware there will be curious pooches saying hello.

A nice secluded medium sized park with big wide open fields give ample room to play a multitude of…read moredifferent sports. This park also connects to the Cherry Creek Trail, Preservation Trailhead and the 17 Mile farmhouse historical site. This is a great place to hike, bike, or take a beautiful nature walk.

This is the best park we've ever been to! We easily make the drive up from Colorado Springs just to…read morevisit this park. It's super clean with lots of areas to sit and even picnic. There's so much for kids to do and explore. My toddler loves the small kid's playground area. Others have had issues with the parking situation, but we have had no problems.

This was a pretty cool park, but the zipline was down when we were there. There's a great seating…read morearea where you can monitor the kids with clear visibility to the main structure. The kids enjoyed all of the park, which was clean and had plenty of parking when we were there. There's a school nearby and some games (tennis and baggo/corn-hole) off to the sides.

Lush, large greens + huge playground featuring a various play equipment + ample parking in own lot…read more+ massive soccer, baseball/softball fields + local activities hosted weekly = the perfect charming little park in the heart of the Lone Tree Commons! You know where to find me this summer!

We really enjoyed this park--it's spacious, clean, and well maintained! There are two playgrounds…read morethat work well for a mix of ages. Some areas are a bit more challenging (great for older kids), but it still felt toddler-friendly overall. There are plenty of fun features--swings, slides, tunnels, and a cute ladybug and grasshopper spring rider. There's also a big gazebo with picnic tables, a water fountain, one grill, and a porta potty (though we didn't use it). Lots of benches throughout the park, too. Easy parking in the lot or on the street. Plus, it's right next to a soccer field, baseball field, basketball court, and the Lone Tree Rec Center. Such a convenient spot!

Arapahoe Lake Park is secretly tucked away in a secluded neighborhood. I found it while exploring…read moreand its a nice little place. The lake has man made water falls around the perimeter and a bridge that goes over the middle of the lake. A nice place to visit and watch the wildlife or just sit back and relax in the beauty of nature.

We love coming to this lake! We've visited in multiple seasons -- with and without trail flooding…read more-- and it's beautiful every single time. Today was especially special with 65-degree sunny weather in February, which felt like a gift. The trails were peaceful, the scenery was gorgeous, and we saw so much wildlife throughout our walk. It's one of those spots that always feels like a reset, no matter the time of year. Whether you're looking for a quiet nature stroll or just want to soak up some Colorado sunshine, this lake never disappoints.

A nice place to go for a walk if you are in the Pinery area…read more It's about a mile around the lake. A good distance with kids. Stroller friendly too. Dog friendly as well. They have picnic tables available.

Nice, hidden park of adventures right here. The parking is right off the main road which is nice…read more The space is not plentiful for the amount of pedestrians in this area. You have access to either side of the park entrance off the main road. There is a crosswalk‍‍ and a beg button to safely cross. Watch out for coyotes in the area too. There are two porta potty clearly marked and camouflaged with the environment. SMART! I walked a few trails and blissfully absorbed the sounds of nature surrounding me. I like the ponds, the native wildlife and natural earth tone paths. One thing for sure is if you are out here for a period of time I would take some kind of bug spray. The mosquitoes were horrible. I also liked the sporadically places rocks, giant tree log, tree trunks and memorial benches place in this park. A soothing, gentle and relaxing atmosphere and area. I'll be back to explore more!

Pristine largely untouched beauty, with a lot of mature trees and scruffy undergrowth, and a…read morecrushed dirt-n-pebble bike path (Highland Canal trail) meandering through it on the way to joining other trails on the way to Santa Fe Drive. Highly recommended for leisurely biking!

Be sure to call before venturing here, which I did but no one returned my call. We could not get…read moreinside, bummer. Walked about the outside & like kids stuck our heads between the bars to peer in. We did like the little we could view.

We loved our tour with Lily! Such an interesting and informative tour. Lily knows so many unusual…read morefacts about the sculptures and the family. We loved the Cabinet of Curiosities! So many cool and eclectic things to look and amaze at!

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