Nice little park located in the heart of the Berkeley neighborhood. Lots of space for doggies to…read morerun around and get their exercise as well as children. Grounds were well kept and the park was clean and gave off a safe vibe as well.

Chaffee is our neighborhood park and we go there pretty often. There is a nice playground and a big…read moregrassy area so it's nice to hang out lots of nice trees. There's also a basketball court. They have some really fun festivals occasionally like the Sunnyside Music Festival in September. It is pretty heavily ranger patrolled, looking for people with their dogs off leash so they're pretty serious about that there.

We had a great time at our first Rockies game! We parked in the official Rockies parking lot B for…read more$25, which was cheaper than most nearby lots. It was easy to get in and out, felt safe and secure, the staff were friendly, and the shuttle to the stadium was quick and convenient. The stadium is very family-friendly with fun activities for kids, lots of food and souvenir options, and plenty of places to sit and eat. We also liked that you can bring in your own food, water, and a soft-sided cooler as long as you follow the bag policy of a one pocket bag. We sat in the shaded 300 level, which was perfect for a hot afternoon game. Overall, it was a great experience for our family just don't forget sunscreen and extra water if you're going to a day game!

Always love coming to Coors Field for baseball games. It's a lovely stadium and Friday July 3rd was…read moregame 1 of 3 against San Francisco Giants and also the Rockies celebration of Independence Day with a huge fireworks show. It was an incredible day where the Rockies clobbered the Giants for a 15-3 win and I got to witness TWO GRAND-SLAM HOME-RUNS. It was amazing. We almost always buy tickets on the club level as they have the AC and nicer bathrooms and a nicer atmosphere. The loss of one star is for the lack of good crowd control at the end of the game. The food and drink prices are outrageous as well. I brought my Yelp reusable water bottle so that was super helpful.

Nice small park located near the botanic gardens. There are multiple large mature trees that…read moreprovide a nice shade during the summer months. I came here on a Sunday at 10 am and easily found parking but when I left at 12 pm the parking lot was packed and people were parking illegally bc there weren't enough spaces.

Fantastic park. It's always very well-kept and never crowded. The pool and park just got major…read morerenovation upgrades. So excited to visit the pool in the summer!

The historic Harbeck house sits at the corner of Beach Park. The home and the Park were donated to…read morethe city decades ago. The Harbeck house had been the home of the Boulder History Museum until fairly recently when the acquired the former Masonic Lodge downtown and morphed into the current Museum of Boulder which is far more comprehensive than this space allowed. If you visit the new Museum, you can see why. Also this property on the Hill is in the middle of a residential neighborhood near campus and parking is scarce. Downtown, there are multiple parking garages to accommodate the visitors. This building is now the headquarters for Women's Wilderness, which leases it from the city. They have a good mission too, so stop in and see what they have to offer.

Neat park up in the hills of Boulder near the Boulder History Museum. I chilled here for a bit…read morewhile I waited for the museum to open. The park is in top notch condition with lots of well kept grass, trimmed trees and zero litter. There's a playground, too!

Great big park for the kids to burn off some energy. Lots of grass, trees and shade. The park is…read morenice and clean too. There are benches around the play area and covered tables to eat at.

This park is nice an quiet most of the time I am here. I love walking my doggies here because…read morethere is ample grassy area for them to run and also a path that is clear year round. There is a gazebo and a couple bbq pits by the playground. On the sign is an endorsement from a program called T.O.P.S (Take Off Pounds Successfully), which I think is great! There are often people just out walking around the path and kids on the basketball court.

Be aware of the one person there always filming and taking pictures of kids at the park and posting…read morethem on YouTube. My kids can't even ride their small legal motorized bikes there because of him.

This park is lovely! It's tucked away from the main road in a nice little neighborhood. There is a…read moresmaller sized play ground for smaller kiddos and they even have a teeter-totter! It has a nice open area for doggies or playing catch, and a pagoda for picnics. There's even a nice path looping around for biking, skating or walking. Basketball hoops, four square markings, hopscotch! It truly is a nice little park for everyone!

We wandered through soft trails that wind alongside the river, stopping at spots where you can sit…read moreand listen to the water or watch ducks float by. The park has these cool, hands-on areas where kids can climb on boulders, balance on logs, and explore natural play zones designed to look like they were always part of the land. There's an outdoor classroom setup with a fire ring and amphitheater, which we heard is used for environmental education programs. You can tell there's a real effort here to make this space not just fun, but meaningful--teaching people about ecology and conservation without it feeling like a lecture. Even though we were still technically in the city, it felt quiet and peaceful. Families were out enjoying the space, and a few kids were running around barefoot in the grassy areas. The solar shade structures and benches made it easy to relax while the kids played. Johnson Habitat Park is a great reminder of what can happen when a city invests in green spaces. It's not flashy or touristy--but it's authentic, creative, and refreshingly grounded in nature.

The teachers at spree are amazing! Great place to go and learn! Loved how they model the teaching…read moreafter the kids what's needs and age!

Sculpture Park is very tiny, but I like coming here for the handful of movies in the park (called…read moreSunset Theater) they have here. I didn't even realize they did this until last summer. Put on by The Sie Film Center. The season is short, so get your movies in, but not too many of you cause the park is only yay big, lol. They also have a few food trucks and a bar to buy drinks during the movies, but the drinks are extremely overpriced. Even from this year compared to last they jacked them up, I believe. People need to stop charging so much for a 5-6% can of whatever or any kind of alcohol. Instead of making $$$ in sales you're going to make $ because no one wants to pay that price. But, anyway, you can also bring in sealed beverages up to 32oz, I think and snacks. I wouldn't even have recognized this park much if not for the movies they show in summer.

I went to the Sculpture Park for the free Christmas drone show and it was such a fun, festive…read moreouting! We bundled up, brought hot coffee in a thermos , and enjoyed every minute. The show starts at 7 PM every night through 12/31, and it's the perfect length not too long, so you don't end up freezing. Atmosphere: The park looked magical. They had lights wrapped around the trees, and the colors reflecting on the snow were absolutely gorgeous. It felt super cozy and Christmassy. The park was also very clean and well-maintained, which made the experience even nicer. I brought my dog along, and she loved playing in the snow! My mother-in-law told me that when it's warmer, there's even music that plays in the dancing sculptures section. Cost: FREE activity! This makes such a great holiday activity if you're looking for something festive without spending money. Tips: - Bundle up it's chilly! - Bring something warm to drink. - Watch out for a few icy spots on the path - Dogs are welcome and will probably have a great time! Overall Experience: Overall, a wonderful, family-friendly and dog-friendly holiday experience. Highly recommend checking it out before the season ends!