We have loved this park for years, but now the city of Denver has seen fit to put up plastic posts…read morearound the entire park so that no one can park on the park side of the street. Craziness!

I come across this park on several occasions since it intersects with multiple biking trails,…read morenamely that of the Highline Canal Trail. This large park hosts many features such as a tons of green space partially covered with large trees and picnic benches. This park also has a Rec Center that has a pool and other sports courts. It conveniently is located at the corner of E Dartmouth Ave and S Colorado Blvd in the University Hills neighborhood of Southeast Denver. Eisenhower Park is named for first lady Mamie Doud Eisenhower, whose family migrated from Iowa to Denver for the health of Mamie's sister. This is a very nice park to visit when in the area.

Orchard Hills Park is on the walking/biking trail that interconnects many different parks in the…read moreGreenwood Village area. Like other parks along this trail, the only way to get to it is by walking or biking. In the middle of the park is a small pond and a bench that is used as a rest stop for people going to either Tommy Davis Park or Hoffman park. Great place to visit.

This is a cute little park that's accessible only by walking path in Greenwood Village. It's a…read moresmall park that's made up of a pond, benches, and a little free library book exchange. I love starting over by Tommy Davis Park and walking over here. It's such a quiet spot to enjoy a moment just looking at the water.

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!

This park is absolutely beautiful and thoughtfully designed. There are a couple of different areas…read morefor skating or riding scooters, with an impressive ramp and bowl area for skateboarding, push-scooters and rollerblading. The layout really works, there's plenty of room for everyone to enjoy themselves without feeling crowded. The landscaping is especially impressive, with gorgeous rock placements around the skating areas that add both character and functionality. I actually settled right beside the skate area on a rock formation that fit perfectly like a little chair, which made it easy to watch my husband skate and our son ride his scooter. The trees provided just enough shade to keep things comfortable and not too hot. On the opposite side of the park, there's a large pickleball and tennis court, and the two areas are connected by pleasant walking trails that run throughout the park. There was also a port-a-potty conveniently located near the skating area. Overall, the park was very clean, well maintained, and clearly designed with families and all kinds of activities in mind.

This park is a hidden gem in the city of Greenwood Village. It has picturesque views that make you…read morethink that you stepped through a magical wardrobe and entered a whole different world. lush meadows, rolling green hills, tall mature shade trees, a fantastic bridge over a little pond and even some swampy marshlands makes this park complete. Come see and enjoy peaceful splendor for yourself.

This is a seemingly small park. I wanted to come see it because of the name…read more I wasn't sure where to park that was somewhat close to the fox sculpture. The entrance is really on Quebec St, but there's no parking on that busy street. I took a close look at the map & parked on E. Prentice Ave. It's in a residential neighborhood, but there is a long curb for a few cars. Just don't park in front of the fire hydrant!! I'm not sure why this park is called Running Fox Park because the fox isn't running in the sculpture, it's clinging & reaching. Nevertheless, it's a cute work of art. It was created by Laurel Gregory in 2020. I even saw some fox prints! Just kidding, they're probably from doggie visitors. This park also has a nice little flowing water area with a bridge to cross it. The running water emits a feeling of peacefulness to me. If having a picnic is your thing, there's a covered picnic table here, too. Warning: There is a sign posted alerting us that Coyotes are active in this area. Be cautious & alert!! There are a number of trails in Greenwood Village. The trail system connects a few parks in the area. I am happy I was able to check this park out! I wasn't here too long, just long enough to appreciate it!

You wouldn't think a park that is down the road from a super loud and a mega giant interstate…read morehighway would be so calm, peaceful, and serene. But that's exactly what my visit here was. All I heard a the chirping of the birds, the water flowing from the waterfall and the wind in the trees. For a moment, I thought I was in a field up in the middle of the mountains. This park is connected to Westland Park by a smooth paved hiking/biking trail. Major credit goes to the city of Greenwood Village Parks Department for creating such a lovely oasis in the middle of a bustling and modern city.

There's a small creek running through the park that added a peaceful vibe, and the open grassy…read morespace was just enough for a game of catch. We saw lots of locals walking their dogs, and the overall atmosphere felt safe and neighborly. The tennis courts could definitely use some love, but that didn't stop a few people from playing. The basketball court seemed in better shape. It's not a huge park--it's long and narrow--but it has a unique charm and was perfect for a low-key afternoon with the family. We brought lunch, grabbed a shaded table under a mushroom, and just soaked it all in. Definitely a great little stop for families or anyone needing a quick nature break in the middle of town.

Nice little to medium sized park on Floyd street in Englewood. This park looks like it was…read morerenovated with newer playground equipment, park sign, and paint on the large park benches that are shaped like giant mushrooms. This park is tucked away in a quiet neighborhood, so you would have to search it out as its not on a main street. Good place to sit and relax or take the kiddos out to play.

Nice park I came across while looking for fun photo ops! Lots of families picnicking, kids playing…read more& plenty of parking. The park was clean & felt safe. 4 stars because restrooms were closed & Porta potties were dicey.

This is a rather large park on the southwest side of Denver along the border with the city of…read moreSheridan. You can reach this park by Raleigh Street as it leads straight to the park after the US285 underpass for cars or by the Bear Creek Trail for pedestrians and cyclists. Points of interest for this park include the large playground which features a giant sleeping cowboy, the peaceful creek that runs through it, large grassy areas for picnics, events, or just for playing around.

Good park with shade and nice picnic tables and restrooms. Great place for a picnic & Frisbee. Dog…read morefriendly.

This park is a lovely little green space and it seems no one knows it is here. I like to sit on the…read morelittle hillock under the tall trees and take a breath after events at nearby Koelbel Library. Castlewood Park is easy to get to from Orchard or Belleview on Holly Street. There is a large meadow with lush grass that is a perfect field for a pick up game of volleyball, soccer or ultimate frisbee. The next time you are running around and grabbing food, bring it here and sit at the one picnic table. I've never seen more than one other car here although there is ample parking. It's a Pokemon stop in case that gets you here for an actual stop.