Be sure to call before venturing here, which I did but no one returned my call. We could not get…read moreinside, bummer. Walked about the outside & like kids stuck our heads between the bars to peer in. We did like the little we could view.

We loved our tour with Lily! Such an interesting and informative tour. Lily knows so many unusual…read morefacts about the sculptures and the family. We loved the Cabinet of Curiosities! So many cool and eclectic things to look and amaze at!

Came by with our 14-month old on a hot and sunny summer Saturday afternoon - she had an absolute…read moreblast! It was unsurprisingly packed with various families, small groups, and larger parties enjoying the weekend. Despite the crowds, the bigger children were all very respectful of our little one while playing in the splash pad (our main reason for coming). The splash pad was great. Lots of features, all of them young toddler safe, and very clean. They have a schedule of running for an hour then shutting off for 15-minutes to help reduce water usage, which I appreciate during this time of drought. None of the children seemed to mind. Water is a bit chilly so after a bit we took a break for our daughter to warm up (much to her displeasure lol) in the playground area, which had a few different areas and was again clean and safe and age appropriate. My only complaint is the need for more bathrooms - besides that, a huge win! Will definitely be coming back.

Definitely something low budget entertainment. After spending lots of money over the long weekend I…read moredecided to have a chill no cost afternoon as the boys wanted water and they got water. It's also right down the street from me so that's an additional plus. I didn't know they had a schedule for the water to turn off and on but that's a good idea for water conversation. Also there is a playground and lots of covered space for bbq and such.

What a great place to have a membership. From the butterfly…read morehouse. To the kids area, pumpkin farms, separate places to hike, flowers to investigate, trails to wander. Everytime we come. We end up on a new journey. Our grandson loves joining us. We love just wandering by ourselves chatting, looking. Photographing. Farm animals. It's a wonderland. It's just serene. The staff are also very kind. Chat with us. Come down & spend a day. You will end up purchasing a membership

Atmosphere: The trail was super festive and cozy, full of…read moreChristmas lights and holiday vibes. They had a few treats like caramel apples, tea, and hot cocoa, which made it feel extra special. We leisurely walked the trail, and it took about an hour to see everything. Price: Tickets were just $9 at the end of the season about half the usual price! Water was $2, which is reasonable for being out and about. Definitely a budget-friendly holiday outing. Crowd: Going late in the season was perfect practically no one there. We could take our time and really enjoy the lights without feeling rushed. Customer Service: Staff were friendly and welcoming. Check-in was easy. Just scan your ticket at the front and everyone at the food/drink stands was helpful. Overall Experience: I had a great time. While I might personally pick Denver's Blossom of Lights first, Chatfield Farms is still a fantastic, affordable, and festive experience. I'd recommend it to anyone wanting a relaxing holiday lights outing.

Clean, spacious, and centrally located park in the Lowery neighborhood; I was able to enjoy a nice…read moreafternoon stroll by meditating on so many thoughts uninterrupted. I was looking to discover a park I had never been to. This was a nice find today for sure. I really enjoyed the humble layout of the park. It's not over-the-top in any way; it's got a good amount of eye catching objects and landscapes to enjoy. I'm not sure if it ever gets packed with people. While I was strolling, I was never bothered by others because the trails were overcrowded or anything. There aren't many trees so I wonder if it'd be a great place when the sun is beaming down on you on a hot summer day. Whatever the case may be, I fancy this under the radar park. I'll bring a book to read on next time.

Wow! Huge park with paved and dirt paths throughout. Plenty of lawn space, multiple picnic areas,…read morefishing, and very popular with runners. But above all that, thanks to all the water - stream, man made pools, ponds - this is an amazing place to bird watch. Highly recommended!

This park is located in a triangle along Colorado Blvd., Alameda Ave., and Leetsdale Dr. It's…read morealways nice to have parks and green areas in the city! This 13 acre plot of land was donated by the Burns' family in honor of Daniel C Burns in 1940. It took some effort to get here along Alameda Blvd. I didn't know where the parking was going to be, so I ended up driving around the triangle of the park before properly entering the parking lot. I didn't really feel comfortable being here at the parking lot off Alameda Blvd. I parked, walked a very short distance, & took pictures. There were people at the park, but not necessarily park goers near the parking lot. There are not that many parking spaces, maybe 15-20? I wanted to see the sculptures here. They are spread out in the park. I just zoomed in with my phone to take the pictures. I saw other sculptures as I drove around the park on the main roads. The park itself was maintained, was freshly mowed and nicely green. I'm not sure which ones, but four sculptures have been here since 1968. In that year, there was the one-time-only Denver Sculpture Symposium here. Those sculptures were made using plywood coated with fiberglass. They need to be maintained regularly. At the time, these sculptures were supposed be in place temporarily. The first piece I saw was the Red & Black Sculpture (Untitled- vertical black and red). This is an original piece from 1968. "This sculpture by Wilbert Verheist is of two monolithic abstract forms, one black, one red." - per the denverpublicart website. It's located pretty close to the corner of E. Alameda Ave & S. Colorado Blvd. The arched sculpture (Untitled - Yellow Semi-circle) was created in place starting on 6/12/68 and finished in roughly 4 weeks. It's made out of concrete. To the left of this sculpture is one called Jazz. It's been here since 1999. It's made using Steel. There's controversy about whether this should be there with the others as people feel this piece is not minimalistic like the others. I'm glad I saw them. I enjoy viewing Public Art! Denver has a wealth of public art! Photos 07-02-2022 - https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/d-c-burns-park-denver?select=kQ_TZ4a7Z9yINXfsEpnRnA - https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/d-c-burns-park-denver?select=5bp9YN5CUEVM2DREeV-ESQ - https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/d-c-burns-park-denver?select=RxRyn2oYQGHBqpOGYU5qjA - https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/d-c-burns-park-denver?select=Pn6zyalkXZPAHYoDwheuEw - https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/d-c-burns-park-denver?select=0h9FkZePBQ6GF0tsL6aEaA

This park is long overdue for improvement. It is in the shape of a triangle with busy streets as…read moreits borders. The sculptures are terrific but not maintained. The trees are inadequate as is the parking. There are no walking paths and the land lacks undulation or distinction There are no flower beds. There Is a lack of benches, tables and playground equipment. There are no bathrooms. This park is a neglected orphan crying out for help and wishing it knew a good landscape architect. Denver has forgotten it has this park but at least the city mows the grass and waters the grounds (at least for the time being).

I like this little park in Edgewater we went for one of the Edgewater concerts in the park, which…read morewas super laid-back. I was expecting a much bigger event, but it was really nice. The kids were able to play on the playground. We listen to the music they had one beer tent. I would definitely like to make it back before the end of the summer for another concert in the park super fun.

An average park. A large portion is devoted to being an…read moreemergency storm water catchment. But, you know, green space is always good.

Cute neighborhood park with several picnic areas, a good sized playground, water fountain, plenty…read moreof green space, and a nice trail circling the whole thing. On a hot, lazy Tuesday afternoon people were enjoying the shade at a picnic table, or just lounging in the grass under the trees. Nice little place if you're in the area!

While vacationing in Parker, we were looking for a somewhat scenic view of Mountains. We looked up…read moresome places and Cherry Creek State Park was the closest place we could find. Like most state parks you have to pay to enter (park). I loved that they had signs pointing you in the right directions. We ended up adventuring near the rental picnic area down by the lake. I loved that it wasn't too busy despite it being summer. Very nice chill place to explore!

Ventured to Cherry Creek for a group hike. MAKE SURE YOU KNOW EXACTLY where you're going …read more The park is HUGE with several lots and meeting areas. Once I found my people all was well. What a beautiful place. Well maintained paths. Kind walkers, runners and cyclists on the trail. And PLENTY to see. Restrooms are conveniently located and also well maintained throughout the entire park. The views are GORGEOUS!!! 10/10: Wonderful time all around.