The name of this park sounds like it was named after an old country folk band. " now appearing on…read morestage, The Creekside Experience!" And then they would strum their acoustic guitars and sing a quaint little folksy tune. There are two ways to get to this park. For cars there is the street entrance on Santa Fe next to the Uhaul rental or from the Big Dry Creek trail for pedestrians and cyclists. The interesting things about this park are the large tree-house like structure and the campfire grounds. I believe at one time this park used to be used by the boy scouts by some of the leftover markings. Nevertheless it is a nice little park with a nice little creek running through it worthy of a visit or two.

Cook Park has it all: a playground, 2 picnic shelters, a softball field, soccer fields, a rugby…read morepitch, trails for walking or riding bikes, a rec center. A lovely little stream meanders across the property and lots of tall trees provide shady spots for picnics in the grass. But my favorite thing about Cook Park is the swimming pool! Is there anything better than lounging by the pool on a hot summer day? The pool area is a nice size and has plenty of comfortable grass and shade. I recommend bringing a cooler (no alcohol or glass containers, of course) and snacks and making a day of it. See you there!

Great place to have a picnic, play a game, or take a stroll along the stream. Would have liked to…read morehave seen more restrooms (other than the typical port-o-potty), but that's to be expected of any park. This park is also much smaller than some of the other's I've visited here in town.

This little park is a sweet getaway within the hood. Nothing special but a gem in its own right. A…read moregreat place to walk your dog, or push your stroller. Not a great place for kids to play or to run for fitness. It is teeny tiny, and with 3 benches and a handful of trees, I believe at most it is less than a quarter mile around. But, it's a great place to go sit and read, or meditate, or make out.

The BF and I decided we wanted to walk in a different hood one evening after a fairly large meal…read more Bonnie Brae has been on our minds for awhile. We parked next to the park and opted to stroll around the neighborhood. The park is on the smaller side. I don't expect huge parks in the residential neighborhoods. I enjoy the small parks or large patches of community space throughout the Denver hoods. It gives character and places to relax and enjoy the outdoors. Bonnie Brae Park is small, not a place where you could walk for miles and miles like Cherry Creek. Great place for kids to run around, throw a ball, play tag (do thy still play this), or just a great place to have a picnic. Lots of older trees around that offer shade at different times during the day.

This clean, well-maintained park is perfect for families, dog owners, and anyone looking to enjoy…read morethe outdoors. There's a great playground for all ages, a scenic trail along the creek, and plenty of sports fields. There's a gazebo with picnic tables which is a nice spot to relax and enjoy a snack or lunch. There's a restroom available on the other side of the park. It's a wonderful place to play at the playground or enjoy a nice walk.

Willow Creel Park is on the south side of Centennial tucked away in a neighborhood, but it is not a…read moresmall neighborhood park. Its very large grassy hills are usually host to many people playing some sort of sport and there is a playground for the kids also. This park also intersects the Willow Creek Trail which is a connector to different major trails such as the Highline Canal trail

Sagebrush park is a nice park in Aurora tucked into a neighborhood…read more It has a playground for kids. It's a better playground for the younger kids with swings that have the full bucket baby seats instead of belt seats and spring riders. It also has two slides. There is a paved path throughout the park that loops. It is a great place to come to run or walk your dog. It surrounds a large field that provides space for all sorts of activities. It has a great view of the mountains over DTC as well.

I have lived near this park for the last couple years. My favorite thing about it, is that it has a…read morethree-quarter mile walking loop around it. Anytime of day or evening one can find people out there walking their dogs, stretching their legs, or just passing through. When it snows, there is a hill that is very popular with the kids for sledding. Nothing too dangerous, but they seem to have a good time. They do a reasonable job of picking up the trash here. They almost always have dog bags available on the east end of the park. This is the end of the park which is bisected by a neighborhood street. This basically divides The park into the larger 80%, which is west of the road, and smaller 20%, with playground, which is east of the road. I really enjoy this park, and I am lucky to live near one this accessible and nice. Just to the north, is sagebrush elementary school, which has a soccer field.

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!

What a nice little park! Mason recently started T-ball practice here so we were gonna be going…read morethere a lot. It has nice baseball put diamond lots of green grassy area to run around in a nice playground and well-maintained porta potties.

We went here for our grandson's baseball game. A very…read morepleasant park with plenty of street parking. The ball field was in very good condition.

I love to visit the park with my granddaughters when I'm in town. They can't get enough of the…read moreswings and big rock climbing. The play gym is excellent for all sorts of imagined games. Not even the cold weather keeps them away. I appreciate the mulch instead of gravel: much less serious legs and hand injuries. It's conveniently located near their home and a wonderful location for parties and large gatherings. I like that the park has a trail of sorts that lead to other trails for walks and cycling. The greenery surrounding the play area, and covered picnic areas are very well kept and the trees are beautiful.

Shelter: Yes Power Outlet: Yes…read more Drinking Fountain: Yes Restrooms: No Grill: No Fields and Courts: No Parking Spaces: Street Handicap Accessible: No Playground: Yes Shelter Seating Capacity: 1-8 Other Information: Gazebo