Ok, so Google Maps is a bit off. The place where it says Pirates Park is, is actually a baseball…read morefield. Pirates Park is below where they have Middle School Park. You'll see the playground at Jefferson Avenue and Lafayette Street. The part of the park which we visited is rather small. There is a tennis court and pavilions on the sides of the playground. The playground is nice and well maintained. There are two infant swings and two low-to-the-ground swings. There is a large play structure for bigger kids, and a smaller one for younger kids. There is a small sandbox to the side, too. The park has old, big trees surrounding it, so there's a lot of shade. I think one of the best thing about this park is the parents we encountered. One mom had 5 total kids with her, and we chatted for about an hour. Another pair of parents came by, and one asked if we had left a stuffed animal as we were leaving (we didn't). That was nice. If we ever find ourselves back in the area, we will return here!

Leto play structures for differing ages and physical skills, which is nice. Shady enough to be cool…read moreon a warm day. My older kid loves the 3 big slide options.

Love this downtown, easily accessible historic park! Right off the main road sits this small, yet…read moreinformative collection of antique equipment and buildings. Meant to show what life was back in the agriculture era here, it's a great place to see some well preserved machinery like this Tresher. Lots of money went into these for the farmers and it's interesting to see them in a unique setting. It's also the end of the Coal Creek Trail so a great place for a bike picnic. The buildings themselves usually aren't open but look to be used at times. The machines are in really great condition and you can tell people do not come often. The thresher is huge and really cool up close. I'm sure it made a heck of a noise back in the day!

Grasso Park is a nice little park right off the Coal Creek Trail. The land and the buildings were…read moregiven to the town of Superior by the Grasso family, one of the first settlers in the area around the mid 1800's. In this park you can learn about the history of the family and the town or just sit back an relax and enjoy a nice quiet day. Next to the park by the sidewalk is what is left of the first town jail, mainly used to detain the towns drunks and/or ne'er-do-wells. It youre interested in local history, this should be on your list. A nice place to visit,

Scotty Carp Park is a great place for a little greenery in the city. You can get here easily from…read morethe 28th St Mall, or if you are driving on Canyon. It's a nice sized park offering many things! Very diverse, you can swim in a big pool, visit the water park, stroll the grounds, play frisbee, have kids play on the jungle gym,, and use the big skate park! It's been clean and tidy for me and everyone is nice. There's a connection to Boulder Creek Path down the way a bit so it's very handy for a quick parking area. You can get great shots of the mountains here as well.

Great family park and swim area. Killer outdoor slides, diving boards (even a high dive platform),…read morerock climbing wall that goes into the water as well as a skate park.

I have not been able to get to this park for years. It was one of my regular walking paths when I…read morewas able to drive here. I no longer am able to do that. But a friend who likes to walk there too, offered me the option to do it today. She used to live nearby Viele Lake but now has moved to my neighborhood. We headed out mid-morning and though it was a cool, slightly wet start, it warmed up quite quickly when the sun was fully out. My friend had heard that there was a heron in residence this year and we found it on our first turn. We also saw a tree near the bridge that had snagged some debris from fishing supplies. I was unaware that fishing is allowed there. The view of the Flatirons backdrop of Boulder is fully complete from this lakeside path. It's especially beautiful at sunrise and sunset. Unfortunately, like most summers, there were a lot of droppings from the resident geese. Beware, even on paved surfaces.

Great place for dog walks, picnics, and sunsets! You can see far into the flatirons and the…read morereflection across the lakes are spectacular! Winter is a great time to explore with the colors you can see. The pond scum comes a bit more in the summer but beautiful nonetheless. I've seen people fishing and kayaking there though I'm not sure either are allowed. I love being here for the nature! They have tennis courts and lots of walking trails. This is a great south boulder park that everyone should visit!

Needed somewhere my teenager could shoot some hoops with his aunt, and my parents could watch from…read morea bench in the sunshine with only a short walk. I got everyone situated and then enjoyed the solitude of a walk around the lake. This park has a great view of some mountains in the distant background and multiple physical activity opportunities for people of abilities the path is wheelchair accessible bicycle welcome and dog friendly. The path is mostly Gravel with no major impossible rats and looks very well maintained there are benches throughout. Just not the initial part where my mom needed one so she turned around and went back. A time was had by all.

What a lovely big park! Lots of parking, offshoot paths and beautiful views of the front range,…read morewhat's not to dig? We stopped here for a walk on Sunday morning before walking into town and it was such a nice walk. There were tons of people out with their pups and kids, it truly seemed like a meeting spot for people in the community.

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

I went to downtown Louisville to see the Labor Day parade. The park was busy with vendors tents set…read moreup everywhere and there was a free day at the art gallery that is in the park. The art gallery was probably the highlight of the day for me. The park is nice but it is going to prove to be too small for Louisville growing population.

So nice that there are kids here. So many playgrounds are empty in CO. Love the swinging benches…read moreand open space to run. Playground is appropriate for both younger and older kids. Pool right beside it so good for a whole day of fun.

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.