The Curtis Park is a residential area known for houses built in eclectic architectural styles, and…read morethis regional park in L shape is dog friendly though it seems there is construction going on.

Almost a year later and the park is finishing up the remodeling. There's a big homeless problem…read morehere and they are still planting trees but the park is open again and great to visit.

We love Silo Park! It's scenic, peaceful, and full of great memories since I grew up going there…read more There's a lovely walking path through the wetlands and a barn-style pavilion with picnic tables, grills, and a restroom that's perfect for picnics. The park has playgrounds for both little and big kids, a fun community garden in the summer, and a big field to run around. Parking is good but can fill up on nice days. Overall, a fun family-friendly park!

Silo park is a great location , you have a playground for the kids , the community garden ,…read morebeautiful flowers, the Barn a great place to eat lunch or have a party . Silo park also has great hiking paths that link up to other parks in the area .

Nice little playground and decent size community garden! That's about all I can say as a group of…read moreguys started yelling at me, letting me know I definitely wasn't welcome! Hopefully they're nicer to the neighbors, as the playground actually looked pretty cool.

Nice place if you get to know the people there nice playground but the crack heads need to goread more

Just across the street from Harvard Gulch, Rosedale offers a different type of experience. The…read morenorth side has plenty of grass, shade, and some picnic tables, while the south side has a gravel trail, benches, and sun. In the middle is the large community garden, which looks like it fills up fast! This is definitely the main feature of the park, and if you get a space here your veggies should get plenty of sun. If you're not using the garden, I wouldn't say Rosedale is worth a drive across town - but a quick walk through when visiting Harvard Gulch is definitely recommended!

We hosted my mom's 80th birthday party at Rendezvous restaurant in the Heather Gardens community…read morecenter. We had about 35 guests and selected the Italian luncheon menu, which included pasta, grilled chicken, Italian veggies, bread, salad and cookies. I coordinated the entire party from California and I was thoroughly impressed with the catering manager, Courtney Haynes. She handled everything beautifully and helped me modify the menu to also accommodate a vegan option. I wasn't sure what to expect, but the food was FANTASTIC! Pasta was cooked perfectly, red sauce was homemade and the veggies were outstanding! Hats off to the chef, Cormac Ronan! I can't recommend Rendezvous enough - please stop by for a meal or consider them for an event. You won't regret it!

This is a terrible place to live. I have been threatened and harassed since I have been here…read more Security does not care unless they want to. I made several complaints of threats and harassment and every time they refuse to address the issue. I can't even walk out of my place without being harassed. Security is still harassing me over smoking. I have been smoking outside as I was given permission to. I am not the only smoker that lives here. I never thought that when I moved here that I would be verbally attacked threatening letters under my door. This may be a senior community but they do not treat it that way. They do not help if needed. The last straw was our snowstorm. They completely blocked my car in from the plows. I begged for help and it was refused. I had to shovel my car out which I am not supposed to do per my 5 specialist. I am done with this. Maybe everybody else enjoys living like this but I don't. I'm an individual and not a robot.......

This is an amazing park for people of all ages. Easy & more difficult trails are available, kids…read moreplayground, occasional flag football, frisbee, volleyball, tennis, basketball, and big, green open fields. If you plan on having a party here under one of the gazebos, just know, everyone else also has the same idea. It appears this is a frequent gathering place for parties. Out in the grass field, there is so much room to play any sport you'd want to play. Behind every sport you play is a perfect view of the mountain.

The park was huge and very clean. The park has cut rubber as padding and it was very soft for the…read morekiddos to run and play. The treats were blooming and the bathroom were clean.

My wife and I were looking for a new place to enjoy our takeaway lunch and Foothills Community Park…read moreseemed like a good choice since we were nearby. This is a really nice neighborhood open space with lots of walking/hiking/biking trails. Wonderland Lake Wildlife sanctuary is around the corner as well. The gazebo area houses several picnic tables. The restrooms here were clean and well-maintained on the day we came. The playground was small but clean. They also have plenty of recycle and compost bins. The huge grass area is ideal for laying down a blanket and enjoying the view. The only thing to keep in mind is that the wind picks up at times. It is good for flying kites though. After lunch, we took a stroll around the lake. We really liked the tranquility this park had offered and look forward to exploring the trails more.

Nice big park on the north side of central Boulder. Big huge grassy areas gives many options for…read moreplaying, picnics, or just relaxing. The pavilions are big and accommodating. Many trails to hike, bike or walk. Big free parking lots makes sure that everyone has a chance to enjoy the surrounding area.

This is a beautiful park along the water and next to an amusement park. Parking is not the easiest…read moreas it's street parking. It also can get busy. It's a rather small park.

Centennial Gardens is a tranquil spot in the city of Denver to relax while breathing in the aroma…read moreof colorful flowers, overhearing the songs of birds, and seeing the sights of a picturesque garden spot. It is a five acre garden spot inspired by the Gardens of Versailles. The gardens is a marriage of France and Colorado where native drought tolerant plants grow in a France inspired Botanical garden. From my experience, Centennial Gardens is worth the visit when it is combined with another point of interest. It's downtown location makes this simple. It is located off the South Platte River Trail. This garden spot borders Elitch Gardens Amusement Park. Pepsi Center stands a couple hundred feet south to the south. It was the South Platte River Trail that led us here. It was a short walk across the river from the REI Starbuck's where we were chillaxing. Approaching the gardens from the trail, I saw a cast iron black fence. The first time we hiked on the South Platte River Trail we passed over stopping by. If I decided to have passed over stepping inside the gardens, I would have seen the whole park from the Platte River Trail. In want of an entrance at the South Platte River Trail, we walked along the edge of the east periphery to the south where a sidewalk led into the columns that bordered the entrance. We had the gardens to ourselves. The majority of my visit was spent chillaxing on a bench near by a water feature and touring the walking paths while taking pictures. If you are into photography as I am, Botanical gardens are photo magic. As the picture collection below shows, I enjoyed photographing the urban landmarks that blended in with the picturesque flowers. The nearby Elitch Gardens Observation Tower truly captured the photo magic of Centennial Gardens. The 200 foot tall landmark blended in magnificently with the water feature. It blended even nicer with a bed of blooming flowers that created the illusion that the Observation Tower grew out of the flower bed. In the heart of this five acre Gardens of Versailles-inspired Botanical Gardens , the patterns of walkways and flowerbeds captured the architecture of the nearby Speer Boulevard Bridge. Then by the north periphery facing south the gardens shared a sensational vista with the Denver skyline and Pepsi Center. In the closing paragraph, I would like to reemphasize that Centennial Gardens is worth a visit with another point of interest. From the perspective of somebody who loves the great outdoors I suggest combining it with Denver's Great outdoors as a stopover off the South Platte River Trail. Finally, please bring your camera.

This is one of our favorite city pools! There is a slide, fun water features & a great shallow end…read moreto just hang out in. Pool staff is great! The locker rooms are a bit small but workable. Like most city pools there is limited shade & would love a bit more.

Great community park! Argo offers a pool with a water slide, two playground areas, multiple picnic…read moreand grill areas, a nice paved walking path, and plenty of green space. I was most impressed my the special touches throughout - like the marine life murals by the pool, and the map of the world in the concrete near the playground area. Nice place!