This park has a baseball field, full basketball court, a sand volleyball court, two tennis courts,…read moreand a fairly nice play structure. Lots of grass. Despite all these recreation options, I could only find one porta-potty in the parking lot. No drinking fountains. I confirmed with a regular visitor that was it. It shares a parking lot with the Broomfield Depot Museum so maybe there are restrooms in there? But the Depot Museum is only open on Saturdays from 9-3 according to the website so that doesn't work. My point is come prepared. It's about a quarter mile walk to commercial so that's an option as well. The material under the play structure was all wood chips. Not my favorite but probably the most common material for playgrounds these days. Two toddler swings and one regular swing (I think one was broken). There was also a pretty fun spinning stool shaped like a leaf and one of the ladders going up to the monkey bars also spun. Lots of things to climb on. My toddler had fun. But the lack of restrooms and drinking fountains for such a large park makes me sad.

Zang spur park, named after Adolf Zang, one of the founders of the city of Broomfield, is a great…read moreplace to come and play at one of the many basketball, tennis or large playgrounds. The trails going through the park are also good for biking, hiking, walking or jogging. Your four footed pet will also love the wide open spaces to run and jump. Plenty of trees provide shade to cool off on hot summer days. Conveniently located next to the historic Broomfield Depot Museum and depot hill

While trying out the new US36 Bikeway, which runs from Westminster to Boulder. The Westminster part…read morebegins at this park. Its a nice park from what I saw. Clean, and well maintained, this park has a basketball court, a playground, tennis court and a multi use open space. Good place to meet for a bicycling club to bike the new trail since this place also has multiple parking spots.

Not a bad little park, it is small and intimate. There is a full size basketball court, 2 tennis…read morecourts, a kids playground, and an open field with a little walking track around it. There is also a little trail that starts here, not sure where it goes, I very never walked down it. A little noisy since it's down next to 36 and 80th.

2 playgrounds on opposite sides of the park. Good for ages 2-5yo. The northern park has 2 slides,…read moreswing set and the main playground. 1 picnic table uncovered. No bathrooms at this side of the park. The southern park has a huge rope climbing structure, swing set, dragonfly seesaw, balance beam, monkey bars, pull up bar, 3 slides, and a sand pit with digging toys. 8 picnic tables and covered with bathrooms with plumbing. Lots of mature trees for shade. In the middle of the playgrounds are 2 tennis courts and one full basketball court, baseball field and a big grassy field.

Super cute family park. I came in for a walk on a weekend and the park was busy but open enough to…read moretake a nice walk. They have a lot of local art around the park that you can snap a picture and go to the website to vote. Very nice a peaceful and definitely love it.

This is a beautiful community park with lots of open areas, walking paths, and recreational space…read more Great for kids, dogs, and seniors. I love that there are so many community events held here.

We went twice. Tuesday was busy and comfortable. Parents there with their children…read more Thursday we went and were overwhelmed with young kids.. no parents just with camp leaders I guess they are called. Water was cold both days with Thursday being colder. Hot tub was plenty warm both days. They need more chairs to sit in. Overall it is a very nice facility.

Since we started a resident annual pass to the rec centers in Westminster, we decided to give the…read moreCity Park location a try. The difference here is that they don't have locked lockers and you'd want to bring a lock if you'd want your items secured. They sell combination locks at $6 a pop if you don't have one but need one. The pool was clean and well maintained, they have a small indoor lazy river that was a lot of fun. The hot tub and the steam room was bigger than the ones at the swim and fitness location. No lap pools and just open swim if you didn't come first thing in the morning. They have dedicated hours for lap swimming. What a nice view of the mountain and the city when you walk out of the rec center building, definitely will back for more pool fun!

Things are changing here after 100 years. Chautauqua Auditorium is being renovated and winterized…read more It had been needed before this as another concert venue in Boulder would have been appreciated sooner but once Boulder won Sundance it became a necessity. But when you come in the summer it will still look the same. A removable heated tent will be erected inside and heated by geothermal heat from underneath that will be transferred underground from the dining hall kitchen's surplus stored energy. So modern in such an old structure. So when you visit this spring there is a lot of truck traffic and digging and detours around the building but you can see from the last picture, the green and the view of the Flatirons are undisturbed.

Overall, it was a refreshing late October hike on the Flatiron Loop trail! Since we were first time…read morevisitors, we asked for a trail recommendation at the ranger station that fit in with our plans, so something in the 2-hr range. They suggested going in a counterclockwise direction which got the elevation gain done sooner and would finish with a more gradual descent. Being a sea-level creature, I did have to catch my breath a few times on the way up. Now, at the uppermost part of the loop after a bunch of stone steps, there were some all-rock areas where hunching down with a hand or two on the rock helped with balance. Afterward we noted signs on the trail allowing horses. They must have goat like abilities for those rocky parts, I thought. If you like seeing people, there were plenty during the early afternoon hours, sometimes making passing on narrow trail sections a little tricky. We got lucky with parking, going around the large grassy area only once. On the way out, we thanked the ranger for the great recommendation, gave up our parking spot to the next lucky person and went on our way, with plenty of time for our next activity.

I enjoy this new area, called Clear Creek, Valley Park. They have pickle ball, courts, tennis…read morecourts they have basketball courts they have volleyball they even have cornhole and it's so wonderful sometimes just go sit and people watch. ..... if I'm feeling well enough I take my doggies over there for walks and they enjoy it as much as everybody else does the playground is super amazing. They even have a zip line for the kids in the wildlife that you see as you're walking along. The trails in the backside is so amazing to see! If you're ever in the area, stop by and check it out it's a great place. Enjoy !!! Thanks For The Read the Until Next Time....

What a fantastic park! I've been curious about this park for a while and finally visited with my 2…read more1/2 year old today. The younger kids play structures are so cute and designed thoughtfully. The older play structures offer a lot of variety. My little abruptly needed the bathroom and the bathrooms were not only empty but very clean

This is a great place to come and play basketball/volleyball. The prices are great and they offer a…read morelot of clubs/learning opportunities for kids.

The Courts Sports complex.... walking in the staff at the front desk behave as if you are bothering…read morethem. The trainner that is there to help players with injury or to prevent injury doesn't even bother to look up from his phone when asked a question. I guess the trainer doesn't get ice or have access to ice so you have to go to the concession area. They make you wait for the food line to disappear, I guess that is more important than an athlete with injury. I have been coming here for many years and it just keeps getting worse. The parnets/fans that are rude, the staff that are annoyed that you are there, the cost of entrance and the poor quality reffs that don't make calls because of times they are "sticking" to tgat result in injury. My recommendation would be to give another court your business because this place is horrible.

I am trying to find out if the slides will be open on 2/4/26 in the big play pool. We have guests…read morecoming from out of town. I could only leave a message; I was unable to speak to a human being. This does not work for me at all. I did leave a message and am awaiting a return call. This is really poor business practice, in my opinion. It is not clear from the website. I have been to several local pools only to find out - surprize! Not enough lifeguards, no slides during the week, etc, etc. I have guests coming in from out of town. I need confirmed activities.

This is the worst place you can work. They treat their staff like absolute shit with horrible…read moremanagement, or lack there of, and no solutions or effort to fix long time problems. The only good part is you get paid decently. But the "management" is chaotically disorganized, dishonest, and ultimately horrific. They fail to staff their facilities well if at all most time and will completely disregard your availability. As a former lifeguard, we don't want to be like this either. If we don't kick guests out of lap for not swimming laps, or take our eyes off the water to make sure your crying son is okay, we get punished. Blame management not the guards, we're just as annoyed as you. This facility is also incredibly dirty, as they only allow 30 minutes of cleaning. The water, floors, and overall facility is disgusting. Senior guards 99% of the time don't help, and don't enforce cleaning on the guards either.