Decent park. Love fishing here. Dog park has mulch which is way better than the crushed rock at…read moretwin silos. Hockey rink, skate park, basketball, tennis as well.

This is a lovely park with tons of parking and so much to do! Will certainly be utilizing this for…read moreour evening walks from now on. It has a great long path to walk with beautiful scenery, a playground, sports fields, etc. It is clean and well taken care of. The playground itself is great for the kids with options for all ages with slides, swings, things to climb on, and so much more! The Fossil/Prehistoric theme makes it stand out among other parks.

This park is much bigger than it looks. It has so many fun Sculptures to look and any plenty of…read morespace to run around. Definitely a good time!

My partner and I had WAY too much fun (not literally; the limit on fun doesn't exist) meandering…read morethis garden and delighting in all the different sculptures. The park is extensive and beautiful. We also had so much fun taking a just-us train ride around the other side of the park that went towards a good cause. Definitely stop if you're in the area! It's bigger than expected so take some time to really behold all the amazing sculpture work there!! Would love to move to Loveland one day!

What a fun park! It's so refreshing to find out of the box parks like this…read more There are lots of fun slides and activities to partake in. The best activity I partook in was the "zipline." My sis and I are in our twenties, and we had a blast, especially after dark when no one was around. Yeah, parks are for kids, but I feel like they're for adults, too.

This the best park we have ever been to! It was amazing! So many fun things for the many, many kids…read morethat were there playing and also nice places for the parents & grandparents to sit. I love a park that has a clean bathroom also! Total bonus points there.

Great park! It has a big jungle gym with swings and several slides, a skate park, a basketball…read morecourt, a river, a huge soccer field, its got lots of paved paths for bikes and a disc golf course. Note: One of the slides is broken as of April 2024.

Eastman park is a great park for the town of Windsor. It has a giant parking lot that can…read moreaccommodate large crowds. A huge pavilion that can host large crowds and events. This park also has big soccer fields and a separate fenced in dog play area in far right corner. The best part for me is that it connects to the Poudre river trail. Being a cycling enthusiast, I found that this park allows easy access to this great trail. The pavilion also has full restrooms with running water and drinking fountains.

Pretty nice lake. Boating, fishing, paddle boarding, nice beach area. The water felt good. I'd…read moredefinitely go back. I like that there was enough space for paddle boarders to not have to worry about boats and jet skis.

First, this state park is close and inexpensive if you pay for the state park pass with your car…read moreregistration. Popular for boating, there is a section at the north end of the lake that's a no-wake zone perfect for paddle boarding. There's times my husband & I came to paddleboard, it wasn't too crowded. Pros: ease of access, great views of mountains while you paddle, low cost, peaceful at north end. Cons: at end of season when lake is lower, the shore is quite muddy, some sections have protruding lake reeds

Super easy hike with some decent views. I wanted more of a challenge, but still had a good time…read more There is a lot of traffic on these trails and a lot of kids were there...not an issue, but it was busier than a lot of the hikes I do. Parking is $10 though!

Make it a destination when in NoCo....the place is just a beautiful place, close to town, and…read morestands out as must not miss !! Great place for a short hike, or use their amenities to start your longer adventure.

The dog park at Mehaffey Park in Loveland CO is great! We visited with our 3yo Dobie…read more The dog area is separated into a large area and a slightly smaller one for small and shy dogs. They're is shade and a picnic table and lots of room for all sorts of dogs to run and play. There's water bowls as well. There were several other dogs there when we visited and the people all said great things about the park and people and dogs that frequent her.

Great big park. So much fun…read more Two warnings: The bathroom doors get super hot in the sun and can burn your hand. The playground structure is very tall so it does take some monitoring of littler kids. Parking lot at south entrance and closest to the playground

Lake Loveland is such a beautiful spot- whether it's a quiet morning walk, watching the sunset over…read morethe water, or just relaxing with the family, it's one of my favorite places in Northern Colorado. The views of the mountains reflecting on the lake never get old! As a local real estate agent here in Northern Colorado, I love sharing gems like this with clients who are getting to know the area. It's one of those spots that really shows off what makes Loveland so special - peaceful, scenic, and full of community charm.

Nice sidewalk around the lake with sculptures and benches to rest along the way. The lake water…read morelevel is low so I'm sure it would be much prettier after a lot of rain. We enjoyed the easy stroll with the mountains in the background and numerous sculptures along the way. The beach is off limits for swimming or wading.

The Dwayne Webster Vet Park is a small piece of ground with a lot of history and meaning to the…read moreLoveland community. The war memorial near Eisenhower is a somber tribute to our fallen, and the park's location across from some of the oldest homes in Loveland lends it a sense of warm nostalgia. My parents first met here in the early 70's, back when my great-grandparents still lived just down the street. Almost 50 years later, this little park is almost unchanged. This is Loveland at its best--timeless and quiet, still untarnished by the growing city around it. If you want to feel "small-town Loveland" again, there's no better place to be.

Just had my second visit to Horsetooth! The first time following all of the spring rains mid June I…read morewas impressed by how much the landscape resembled part of Oregon I traveled through on a road trip (Lowell) This last time over Labor Day weekend however, with the water levels lower by a hundred feet, for a moment it occurred to me they decided to put a more traditional "beach" area there. The water had been up to the rocks near the parking area at the South Bay swim area. In the late summer, it had more of the expected high desert vibe. It's nice that they have a no-wake area for paddle boarders and swimmers. Although it is a reservoir, the ugly wall is not a prominent visual feature like ie: Cherry Creek reservoir. I enjoy how this one is situated in a valley surrounded by mountains. Next time, I am absolutely bringing a paddle board. This time however, I was amused and inspired by one man who was not immediately deterred by the fact that he fell off his again and again. When he finally gave up, he had the same problem with his inner tube. The bathrooms/showers were not disgusting but I wasn't so sure how sanitary those children's diapers were in the water. .

Tons of options for hiking. My only gripe is the paid parking, but that seems typical for the…read morearea. Trails around the reservoir were fun and varied from rocky beaches, to steep grades, to rocks you could boulder or climb. The trails were well kept and they were not crowded. I'll have to check it out on a warmer day. There were a few people doing photo shoots while we were there also.