This is a great skate park for beginners to intermediate skaters/riders. It's very transition-heavy…read more(i.e. bowls, quarter pipes, etc.) so if you're into ramps, there's stuff to do. If you're more into street, it's quite limited. There are a couple stairs to jump down and a couple ledges and rails, but not much else. The skate park is on the small side and a lot of people enjoy skating the same things (mini bowl and the ramps in the middle of the park) so if there are +5 people, it can start to feel crowded.

SUCH a cool park. As the mom of a two year old, I have been to many, many parks. But this one was…read moreone of the coolest for sure. It felt really safe like not a ton of steep drop offs that we had to worry about. My son had an absolute blast here! Probably good to come early if you have young kids because the longer we stayed more big kids came and they were (understandably) a little wild! I love how there is so much to do, can definitely spend a while here. So glad we got to visit here!

What a fun park! It's so refreshing to find out of the box parks like this…read more There are lots of fun slides and activities to partake in. The best activity I partook in was the "zipline." My sis and I are in our twenties, and we had a blast, especially after dark when no one was around. Yeah, parks are for kids, but I feel like they're for adults, too.

Clear view! When they built this skate park the trees were freshly planted . . . you could sit on…read morethe hillside or in your car and read while your kid skated. No worries about the bigger kids pushing the little ones around and off the ramps. Not today . . . the trees are over-grown and the ramps are shielded from most of the adult view. This skate park is in a great hood, but teenagers will be teenagers! So, as with everywhere you go, watch your little ones. Trails is a well-maintained skate park connected to a recreation center in a great part of town.

Now this is a skate park. This recreation center has state of the art everything and is lucky…read moreenough to have an expansive space. The skate park is isolated from the rec center and just as spacious. It appears to have been sectioned off by skill level. The farthest North section is comprised of 4 small but good depth beginner bowls, and a couple short ramps with short rails. This is a great area to practice basic skills and get your confidence up. The other two areas are actually quite challenging and appear to be out of the amateur range. They look like blue/ black runs look to me on the slopes. The bowls are deep, the ramps are steep and the rails are long and have differing grades and levels. The speed is high and actually looks a bit dangerous. My 5 yr old spent most of his time in the beginner bowl area, and then ventured to the middle section, but never ventured into the danger zone. It looked like a great place to film a documentary on skateboarding which moves from beginners to advanced/ expert level skateboarders. My biggest concern was: not one child had on a helmet except for my son and this is literally an accident waiting to happen.

Aurora doesn't always get credit for the gems it's sitting on, but Wheel Park is one worth knowing…read moreabout. Tucked off South Chambers Road, this 15-acre complex was purpose-built for people who move on wheels -- and it still delivers, more than two decades after it opened. The centerpiece is a 20,000-square-foot concrete skate park that holds up well against anything in the metro area. There's a deep bowl with coping all the way around, a snake run with smooth transitions, and a street section with boxes, rails, ledges, and quarter pipes at different sizes. It's genuinely one of the more thoughtfully laid-out parks in Colorado -- beginners have room to breathe and work up to things, while experienced riders can string together longer lines without constantly dodging obstacles. Helmets are required, and the posted hours run 5 a.m. to 11 p.m., though there are no lights once the sun goes down. Beyond the skate park, the complex spreads out in a few directions. There are inline hockey rinks for drop-in play, a BMX motocross track with banked turns and rhythm sections, and a separate area with smaller dirt features for those who want to work on technical riding. The whole place has a working, active-use feel -- this isn't a manicured rec center. It's a place people actually come to get better at something. That said, there's some litter and visible graffiti around parts of the park. It doesn't ruin the experience, but it does reflect that maintenance attention could be more consistent. Go in knowing that, and you'll find a genuinely impressive facility underneath. Best for skaters, BMX riders, inline hockey players, and parents looking for somewhere their kid can spend a few hours doing something with their hands and feet. Worth the drive from anywhere in the metro.

This place is awesome it has everything bicycle trails bicycle ramps skateboard trails skateboard…read moreramps as well as RV race car tracks it has many walking trails as well conveniently located nestled away surrounded by trees and grass and the wonderful noise of children and kids playing and laughing!

If you have dogs....this is your sanctuary!!…read more Forget the dog park and rake a stroll with your furry friends around the venue.....

Beautiful park and well maintained. My husband and I took our son here on a hot day to play at the…read moresplash pad and my son loved it. He barely went on the play structures because he loved the water so much. There is tons of activity for all ages from an open grass lawn, two playgrounds, splash pad, baseball fields., swings, and much more. Spring Canyon Park is definitely one that you have to check out!

This certainly isn't our first time visiting Skyline Park. With 2 grandkids and a park within…read morewalking distance, it's almost guaranteed that we'll visit this park sometime during our visit to Arvada. Great park with restrooms.

Love this park! Two separate play sets, swings, rocks to climb on, and a small skatepark area.read more

This is a very large beautiful park on the edge of Westminster. There is all kinds of sports fields…read morebut there is also an ice-skating rink. Small parking lot on the school side

10 out of 10. Staff and facilities are top-notch. I took my son and friends here for his birthday…read moreparty! They haven't stopped talking about it!! You won't be disappointed.

I threw my son's 13th birthday party here, and I cannot more highly recommend the facility. We were…read moretaken care of by two managers, with Eric being our lead. Their attention to our needs and genuinely caring to ensure we were happy and taken care of the entire time during our event was outstanding. The kids absolutely loved the trampolines, the snowboard lessons, and the skatepark. I have thrown quite a few birthdays now for my two boys, and this was probably the best we've had thus far. Each kid was raving about it and can't wait to come back. I am definitely going to come back with the kids (and maybe without them too).

Such an awesome skatepark! Well-built and well-maintained, this park is such an incredible park to…read moreskate. Highly recommended!

Big, big skate park. It might look small pulling into the parking lot, but there's a lot to skate…read morehere. I wouldn't recommend it for beginners but if you're intermediate or advanced, you'd have a good time here. My only gripe is that the smallest bowl they had was a 6 footer. I prefer skating transition but mini ramps are more my speed and this didn't quite fit the bill. However, it was nice carving in the bowl and getting a nice flow going.