This is such a cute little farm! I was looking for…read moresomething to do with my little one the other day at a reasonable price and this place popped up. It was $10 for both of us to enter ($5 each), which was more than fair. The lady at the front was pleasant. The farm itself is definitely on the small side and there's not a ton of animals. But, I definitely think it's great for 5 and under to get away from the average park and get some exercise. The animals all seem well taken care of and were fun to interact with. There is a cute little play area for the kids to burn off some energy. There is quite a bit to read and explore beyond just the animals. Overall, it was a cute place and we will definitely be back.

A wonderful little farm/petting zoo for your "little". Or, a wonderful petting farm for kids of all…read moreages who love animals! It was well worth every penny of the $5 per person admission to be able to roam around the farm, talking to and petting the ponies, sheep, goats, pigs and other animals. I would give $5 to every farm sanctuary, every day if I could. Totally worth a short stop on your journeys, if you're in the area!

Edora Park is definitely one of the more quirky parks of Fort Collins. Sometimes there are a bunch…read moreof really odd characters hanging around in and around it. Like they may have come from the nearby detention center. That is besides the point too. There are also great quirks to it too.Like seeing that all Latino baseball team playing out in the field. Men really ARE great in uniform! Sometimes I wish my birthday(which is today, February 19th) would be in the summer so I can treat myself to this kind of visual gift. Heck I do it anyway. It is ok to look as long as you don't touch-mutal agreement I have reached with my partner. He was looking too!! The Spring Creek Bike Trail goes through this park as well. Definitely a nice little stop to make while biking through... or a nice detour... or distraction that is from your bike ride! Ahem!

So this was mine and my girlfriend's first experience at the famous Edora Park Disc Golf Course…read more Simply put, we were super excited to give it a whip. The first site of the course is heaven for disc golf. Numerous chained baskets in open grass meadows. How could it be bad. Whelp it was bad. The mass hoards of people make Johnny Roberts Memorial Disc Golf Course (normally the heaviest volume course on an average day in Denver Area) look desolate. Having been in tournaments and simply super heavy traffic days in the past I didn't let it get to me. What I did was the outright rude and often dangerous behavior of my fellow golfers. I mean I almost was scalped because the guys behind us just thought they could throw whenever met their fancy. GGGRRR. We had a talk...that's for sure. Having only gotten to play 14 of the 18 holes due to traffic jams and people throwing the disc maybe 10-15 feet at a time, I wasn't very pleased with this course. I will have to make a trip again to give it a second chance, but from what I've seen so far this isn't a friendly course. PS Disc Golf is supposed to be a friendly, at-leisure sport.

Cute little local natural area with nice walking trails. There are many trailheads you can start…read moreat and a weave of directions that you can go. We parked at the trailhead that is on prospect just past the orthopedic center on the left (north) side of the road. There are trash cans at the trail head and also dog poop bags available at the trailhead. This is a leashed dog area. There are all kinds of people and dogs that seem to frequent this area. There is also a bunch of birds and can frequently see people out there bird watching. It is a beautiful little area and a nice local go to when you just want a walk or the hiking trails are closed due to mud.

Took a little walk/jog here during a study break while in Fort Collins for CE. I enjoyed a…read morebeautiful sunset and the sounds of lots of bird species... and sadly also the sound of cars and lots of loud sirens close by as well.... You can walk all the way around the larger lake and it looks like they allow fishing. Parking is free! So glad they have kept this little wetland habitat protected

Wonderful place for families to gather and connect with friends. We've been to a good handful of…read morebirthday parties hosted here and always love it. Plenty for kids to do and a warm, welcoming community all around.

What a fun day we had with our grandchildren. Great equipment in a fun and beautiful setting. Good…read morejob Niwot!

This park being set up pretty well, is somewhat maintained poorly. There isn't much grass around…read moreother than field weeds that are always brown in color. Everywhere else is mostly just spots of dirt or overgrown weeds. Also with the lake being so low, it has a feeling like it has just been forgotten or ignored given the state of the river and lake being almost empty. The actual pavilion at the park is pretty well maintained and usually clean as well as the bathrooms and parking areas. Overall there are far better parks in the city to go to for relaxation and walking.

Great lawns / Lots of seperate picnic tables / Incredible shade / Bring you dog!…read moreVery cool Thank you Fort Collins I just love these little parks and want them all on Yelp everywhere!

I grew up going to this park. It is a beautiful space for all kinds of adventures. I'm looking…read moreforward to sharing it with my children. There is primarily street parking and no bathrooms, but, otherwise, it is a perfect space.

This park is a neighborhood treat. Surrounded by houses all around except one side that faces…read morecentral elementary. Lots if great nooks and crannies for all ages to cavort and play in. Great street parking on all sides of the park. Loads of trees everywhere dropping twigs, pine cones and pods making it a great nature treasure hunt. In summer this will be a wonderful place that is shaded from the afternoon sun. Two big play structures are side by side, great for toddlers and older kids. They have one swing set that has 2 each of big kids swings and baby seat swings. The playground has a sandy type base that had lots of kids having a great time digging in with their sand toys. There are a few scattered benches around but have a picnic blanket ready just in case! If its busy you will want a place to park it. They do have a unisex bathroom but its closed during different times of the year, and there is not another one around so that is important to know. There are two group picnic table areas, with a nice shaded roof on them. I think you can reserve them thru the city website otherwise first come, first served. Overall, super nice park. Lots of people from the neighborhood out walking their dogs, and families hanging out. We will definitely be returning!!

Small, all gravel. There are water bowls that are provided,…read morebut they are rusting. You can't do much with them because they are chained to prevent theft. The good thing is there are trees that provide shade for the pups.

Great park! Stopped here to eat lunch and exercise the pups…read more Not too many people, which is my cup of tea. They have a playground for the kids and then the dog park right next to the playground. There's a giant open field behind, with a large walking path. The dog park wasn't huge, but big enough for me to throw the chuck-it ball and not have it go over the fence. Dogs enjoyed running around, sniffing, and playing.