This Park is so fun but they do need to fix the slide because it kind of hurts just a little going…read moredown it

This is a newly renovated park in Centennial with some amazing play structures. They did a great…read morejob with making it so fun for kids of all ages with a larger play structure for the bigger kids and a smaller version for the younger ones. One thing to note is that this is meant to be more of a neighborhood type park and there is no parking lot so you'll either have to get here by walking paths or parking in the neighborhoods. Also, there's no restrooms on site.

Peak View Park is at the top of a large hill and gives views of all the surrounding areas, hence…read morethe name Peak View. Very large sports fields, basketball and tennis courts and large playgrounds fill the interior while walking and biking trails encompass the perimeter. An extra treat for the work out minded, there is quite a steep trail that starts at the bottom of the hill at the south end of the park and ends up at the north end. Good way to start your exercises for the day.

It was a fun park to have fun with the little ones I cared forthe park was kept clean and the…read moreequipment was kept safe and not broken.

This is a great little park nestled along some walking paths in Centennial. It's new and clean and…read morehas a variety of play things for all ages. I had a little trouble finding it when I use Google maps because it's not right along the side of the road, you have to walk a short distance on a walking path, but then it's right there in all its glory! There's a huge soccer field as well as a mini basketball court and I like that there's a porta potty/bathroom on site. The 5+ playground includes a giant slide, which makes reminds me of when I used to go to the fair as a kid and go down the slide in a burlap sack. There are also plenty of climbing opportunities, a merry-go-round, a spinning chair and even some drums. Go ahead and pack a lunch, there are two picnic tables which are covered to shelter from the sun. This is a great spot to take your kiddos and my favorite part.. there's even a little library along the walking path.

This park is in the center of the Little Dry Creek walking path so you can't park at a parking lot…read morebut can park in the the surrounding neighborhoods and walk up. The paths are wide and paved making it easy if you have a stroller or wagon. The playground was just recently redone by South Suburban and it is so much fun. They have both a larger playground for the bigger kids and smaller one for the toddler age kiddos. The toddler equipment has some shade provided which is nice. There's covered picnic tables and a port-a-potty as well. The playground has some soccer fields next adjacent so you can get multiple outdoor activities done at once.

This was my childhood park. Even though they tore the old playground down and made a new one, I…read morestill love it. Great for kids!

If you're looking to do a walk around the park, this isn't the place for it. You have to go through…read morea large neighborhood halfway around the park. I will say that the the neighborhood is cute and there's a playground and soccer field, but there's not much else to it.

Looks like this amazing playground hasn't had an updated review in a while! The equipment here is…read moretop notch. They have a play structure for younger kiddos as well as older kiddos, swings, a shady picnic area, and even a pump track. You can spend hours here on a play date. Plus the open field next to the playground allows for playing with a ball or bringing your dog. My only gripe is that the restrooms are open seasonally, i.e. closed between October 15th and April 15th. Free street parking.

A small park, but a nice place to go for a picnic or a day out with your pooch. There's a pretty…read moredecent sized playground and a large field to enjoy sports or Frisbee. The basketball court looks a bit run down and the nets are barely hanging on for dear life. There's also an area with tables with a grill. Overall a decent park, but I would rather spend my time at Packy Romans down the street if I have the choice.

This is a cute little neighborhood park with a fun car theme. There's a parking lot and a porta…read moretoilet, though we didn't use it. The small playground is geared more toward younger kiddos, with cute car-shaped spring riders, swings, and a little tunnel. Nearby you'll find a bike trail, grassy field, and a small creek. Seating and shade are limited--there's one bench and a gazebo with a picnic table and a grill. It's a nice local spot overall, just could use a little more upkeep--the trash was overflowing during our visit, and with the warm weather, there was unfortunately a bit of an unpleasant odor.

This park is a nice little neighborhood park in the city of Centennial. It belongs to the South…read moreSuburban Parks and Recreation District. Cars and other forms of motorized traffic can use Fair Street while Pedestrians and Cyclists can use the Centennial Link Trail to arrive at this park. There are plenty of grassy areas to play and also a small playground. Other features include a nice little creek that flows along the outer perimeter.

I had the opportunity to visit this park recently. I pass by it often in my travels around Castle…read moreRock. This has become my favorite park in Castle Rock to get my daily steps in. I love the various paved trails throughout the park. I believe it's 4 miles round trip. What I also love about the park is that there is another park directly across the street from the Meadows Blvd entrance. Castle Rock is a fantastic community for walking trails. I also love that this park isn't crowded with too many people. It's actually deceiving as you're passing the Meadows Blvd entrance because the park doesn't look like much. However, if you park and get out of your car to start walking trails, there is so much beauty that begins to unfold. As you venture towards the opposite side of the park there are pickle ball courts, tennis courts, basketball courts, two tiny baseball fields, a large swimming pool and children's playground. There is plenty of open space to venture out onto the grass to play your favorite activity with family or friends. Recently, I saw about 3-4 people using a small trampoline and a ball to play a game on the grass. I absolutely love seeing citizens enjoying their local park. Across from the pool entrance there are public restrooms. I used the men's restroom on a recent trip and was impressed that it was kept fairly clean. It wasn't trashed or dirty. Opposite from the Meadows Blvd park entrance is a medium sized parking lot. I've never seen the parking lot full when visiting lately. I also believe that you must reserve any of the courts in the park. Fact check this. Again, plan accordingly. I've seen the Pickle Ball courts full during every trip to the park lately. You can always check the park website for court usage or call the local parks and recreation department in Castle Rock. I hope that you enjoy your visit to this beautiful park! I know that I will continue to enjoy my usage of it. Always look forward to getting my steps in when traveling through it!

Newly remodeled, inclusive playground. Lots of kids compared to other isolated parks. Cute painted…read morerock garden. Wish the splash park at the pool next door was connected for free.

Nice little skatepark. Rather difficult/awkward flow which makes it hard to skate with more than 5…read moreskaters at a time. That's being said, the obstacles are above average. Rail heavy with a nice hexagon pyramid in the middle. Usually not crowded which brings this up to a 4 star skatepark

This Skate Park, is a little tricky to find, from the Main Road. Furthermore, its was a "hidden…read moreaway". But if you follow some directions, i.e. I-25 South to West (right) on Hampden (Hwy 285) to South (left) on Federal Blvd to West (right) on Oxford Ave. Turn right at the first driveway after Hazel CT. This is the entrance to Sheridan High School. Follow the parking lot, take a right, go along at side of the school, turn left into the Skatepark parking lot. This park is also known as Sheridan Community Park because its located at North of Sheridan Recreation Center's parking lot. There is also a Playground and Sheridan Recreation Center nearby. Hubs and I were here coz Hubs wanted to skate. That evening was on Friday August 23rd 2013. Yes, the Skate Park have a couple of rails, a decent size to skate around without bumping to another skater what nots. There is a shelther nearby too. But when we were there, unfortunately the Washroom available at this Community Skate Park were locked. Nevertheless, we dont mind returning when needed. I am a little confused coz for one, when its in GOOGLE Maps, this Skate Park is mapped as Sheridan, CO 80110, while through the South Suburban Parks and Recreation website, this Skate Park is labeled as, in Denver, CO 80236. @177/2013