Outdoor park offers something for all ages: rock climbing, basketball, large grassy area, but most…read moreunique is a Pump Track, where bike riders of all sizes are encouraged to not peddle, but use gravity to circumvent the course. Lots of shade too

I love this park! From the sled hills to the frequent events happening here. It's such a beautiful…read morearea to visit with family and without. I'm always here with my kids :)

The Barn is Woodward Copper's indoor terrain park/skate park practice facility -- great for…read moresnowboarders, skiers, and skateboarders. 3 of us did all-day snowboard terrain park lessons at Woodward. It was super fun. My instructors were Cro, Angie, and Ronnie. They were great! The first half of the day was spent practicing indoors at The Barn, then we ate lunch, and the afternoon was spent on the slopes practicing in the terrain parks. Day 1 we had a group of 6 students with 2 instructors. Day 2 we had 4 students with 1 instructor. If you're considering terrain park lessons for skiing/snowboarding, to get the biggest bang for your buck I'd recommend waiting until you can go on blue runs. If you have particular tricks that you want to work on, even better -- for example, if you really want to nail that 360 or do a particular grab. We saw a group of snowboarders who clearly weren't that experienced (probably couldn't even do green runs), and they spent most of their time falling down during the parkboard session. On the other hand, a couple of my classmates had particular tricks they wanted to learn, and the instructor was able to coach them and help them reach their goals. Occasionally there are specials (check their Facebook page) for discounted lessons and passes. Woodward also does summer camps, winter camps, 2-hour drop-in sessions, private lessons, and more.

Such a cool place! I do wish the staff would interact more with the kiddos. They stand at their…read morepositions and talk to each other a lot. My kid was there alone during slow time and none of the staff interacted with him at all. Was a little of a let down for the cost. Even some encouragement or hello would have been nice!

I thought this was a real fun skatepark. Not only for "suckas" and "little boyz"... Although,…read moresure, I do agree that compared to all of the skateparks I've been to throughout my life, it is on the much smaller side which is limiting as far as what you're able to do. That being said, there were people of all ages enjoying it. It's also very clear that they maintain it incredibly well and that can be pretty rare depending on where you're at.

Wow, this park is small. Isn't all there is...is a medium-small bowl...for suckas. Little boyz…read more No older than 14 please. Oh besides me and my girls. (Girlz at any age are fine). Just you boyz, stay away from the stick unless you are under 16 mos. def. What else is there to say? It is by the rec center.

I had a lot of fun snow tubing out here for the first time. It wasn't too crazy I think around $30…read more The hard part is getting out there and hoping you don't hit traffic. (we did, there was an accident and there aren't really alternative ways to get this way so you're stuck sitting & waiting) The video you have to watch was short and painless. It still amazed me how much of other people's stuff I found laying around. Gloves, ear phones. Like people tuck your stuff away securely, lol. It's pretty simple! I'd highly recommend coming on a weekday or off peak time when you can get more slides down. I can't even imagine what it'd have been like on a peak time weekend. It takes awhile to wait in line to go down and going back up the conveyor (that you can't move or walk on, you just stand and let it go at its own speed). Really fun time and not too death defying!! Pretty views too, obviously.

We visited Frisco adventure Park on our trip to Colorado. We plan to snow tube here and we were…read moreable to due to making reservations ahead of time! You will not be able to tube or do any activities unless you plan ahead and reserve and pay for your spot in advance. I cannot stress that enough. We had fun snow tubing but i am too chicken to do it again. Fun for all ages and ample parking and bathroom facilities.

Scotty Carp Park is a great place for a little greenery in the city. You can get here easily from…read morethe 28th St Mall, or if you are driving on Canyon. It's a nice sized park offering many things! Very diverse, you can swim in a big pool, visit the water park, stroll the grounds, play frisbee, have kids play on the jungle gym,, and use the big skate park! It's been clean and tidy for me and everyone is nice. There's a connection to Boulder Creek Path down the way a bit so it's very handy for a quick parking area. You can get great shots of the mountains here as well.

Great family park and swim area. Killer outdoor slides, diving boards (even a high dive platform),…read morerock climbing wall that goes into the water as well as a skate park.

What a great little park we had read online that they had a wonderful ski hill and they did. It was…read moreperfect for 4 1/2 year-old. We spent a couple of happy hours out there two weekends ago with him getting to fly down the hill he had a blast. The playground equipment is also very nice and they have a nice covered picnic area as well, looking forward to next snowstorm for sure cause we'll be back!

This park os beautiful! The playground is in great shape and so much fun! The surrounding grounds…read moreand lawn are so well kept. What nice little secret spot.

This is one of my favorite skate parks. It has well kept smooth cement, elaborate elements, and…read morescenic 360 degree mountain views. Plenty of great photo opportunities to land your best tricks. Family friendly

Decent park for my hubby & son to skate at. They like the variety of things to do tricks off & just…read morecruise around the skatepark part. There needs to be some trash service here badly, though. There was fast food wrappers left in random places & the trash bins were way overflowing. The whole park could use a good mowing also. City: please beautify this park a little. It's definitely worth the attention to upkeep. From their skater perspective, it's worth driving 20 mins from home & bypassing a closer skatepark to come here because of the good variety of things for them to skate. There's a deep bowl, bunch of rails, blocks, street course, various size quarter pipes. The skaters out there seemed friendly. We came around 10am so it wasn't super crowded but there were definitely a few people of all age levels enjoying the beautiful day.

5 stars for winter snow, first time visit, and sledding for little kids (2-5). I can't say what the…read morepark is like without snow but looks like it should be good too. Sleds and tubes were provided by the park. We brought our own. Some brought kid skis and snowboards. More anecdotally, we had a great time. There were a few other families. Although we didn't talk to any of them, everyone coordinated well and parents made sure the path was clear before letting theirs kids down.

We've been here several times before. Whenever we are in Winter Park... this is the place to go…read morewith or without kids. First of all, this is FREE fun! Yes... I said FREE! If your kids are not old enough to go skiing, snowboarding, or tubing, this is a great introduction to the snow. I have brought my kids here when they were toddlers... and now that they are older, they still don't mind coming here. FREE Sledding?! Yup! You can bring your own sled, but if you don't have one, they have free sleds to use, and the most recent visit had tubes too! I'm not sure if they just provide these sleds/tubes for people to use and/or if people choose to leave their sleds kind of like a donation. We actually left our sled there. We figured that we've been blessed with this place with free sleds/tubes and a fun sledding hill, so we might as well pay it forward. Besides, we live in Denver... and there isn't that much snow to go sledding often. Although the signs say a certain age limit...adults and kids of all ages were going down the sledding hill. This really is a fun place. Our most recent trip to Winter Park consisted of coming here 2 days in a row. When you have kids that are old enough to ski/snowboard/tubing, but you don't want to pay the lift fees and/or rentals this place is a great alternative. Besides the sledding hill, there is a playground for the kids to play.... and you can stay warm by the fire pit. Bring your own hot cocoa, tea, or coffee. Also, Pokémon Go players... there are several stops and a gym here :) If you're looking for an inexpensive place to have fun... this is the place.

A great rec center. They got plenty of classes through out the week to make anyone happy. The ice…read moreskating rink is pretty big. The showers had a good water pressure but it was disappointing to only see mystery soap on the wall. For someone who only comes through once in a while paying almost $29 to not have the basic soap/shampoo/conditioner on the wall is kinda sad. I expected more for it being in Aspen. The staff is really friendly and there is plenty of parking.

The price of admission for a non-resident is very reasonable. Additionally, there are wonderful…read moreamenities and the center is not very busy. One down side is the size and location of the weight room... more like a weight hallway. It's located in the basement - the dumb bells go up to 100 lbs which is wonderful, there are two squat racks, two cable machines and some other targeted muscle group machines. If you are looking for a slightly better experience than a hotel gym, this is perfect - if you're looking to get an intense-varied workout ... try somewhere else? Overall it was clean, quiet, and fine for a single session.