Easy, flat walking trail that is well kept. There was one guy whacked out on something, but I just avoided him and everyone else was friendly and calm. There is some gym equipment and a few really cool wood carvings. Parking across the street in a dedicated lot was easy. There are a bunch of benches around the trail and some tennis courts and playground as well read more

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We love this park. It is always taken well care of by the town. There's a tennis court, basketball court, baseball diamonds, huge open spaces... also has a new playground and little bmx/skateboard area now. There's a few bathroom facilities on site, and the cherry creek trail cuts through so lots of places to walk and relax. We had a birthday party here once and there was lots of parking available and picnic tables! read more

James A. Bible Park - Parks Near Me - Denver, Colorado

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Took a nice walk around this park today. There's a large parking lot with plenty of spots to go around, even on a beautiful afternoon like today. There's a large playground that was packed today with kids and families and had a lot for kids to do. We just wanted to walk our dog around the loop. Park was well maintained and clean. Quieter as you get away from the playground. Dog friendly and we got to walk by and see many furry friends. Saw a few birds and hawks as well (which is my goal when I walk). Not as many trees as some other places but a nice afternoon. About 45 minutes to an hour to walk the big loop around the park. read more

Always a great walk. Lots of friendly people & dogs. Great place for kids. Beautiful trees, especially in the fall. read more

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This park is much larger and extends further than I thought. I decided to get out of my house one day and get a walk in while the weather was still nice(a rare cooler weather summer day). Then I decided to go to a park that I've never been to even though it's very close to my house, Bible Park. It has several green areas, people were outside walking, doing Tai Chi, others doing gymnastics, plus others walking around and stopping at the workout stations along one part of the path. I went on one path and walked through some beautiful plants and crossed over into more residential area and had a great brisk walk before it got too hot. There's a concrete path that bikers ride through and tennis courts. And many people set up tables and bbq in the park. Now I have to go back! read more

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Wonderful park! The most popular area on the day I visited was the tennis courts, and they offer baseball fields as well. A standout are the fitness areas along the way, with a really cool fitness area relatively near the tennis courts. Go do some lifting outside in the sun! The park also has a great loop - half paved, and half dirt right alongside the stream. Highly recommended! read more

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Great park! Loved the hike. Beautiful! I got to see chainsaw art being created before my walk. It was November 1st. read more

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This is a great walking park. Watch out for coyotes though! Sometimes the natural grasses get a little tall, but if you stay on path it isn't too much of a bummer. Star deductions because the restrooms and water fountains do not work during the winter. Bat boxes are cool! read more

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Great mid-size park convenient to where I live. It has plenty of space and lots of areas for all. It has a bike/pedestrian path, tennis courts, basketball court, softball/baseball field, lots of benches to sit and just relax, picnic tables, a nice playground for kids, bathrooms and plenty of areas for people to walk their dogs or just walk in general. There is a lot of parking on either side of the park. The bike/pedestrian paths also connect to other paths around the area. Very well maintained and it really looks beautiful in the spring and summer. read more

James A. Bible Park - Yale Entrance. - Parks Near Me - Denver, Colorado

One of my favorite city parks, beautiful walks, lovely creek, and a very sweet little brand new children's playground. Great place to visit any time of year. read more

A well maintained park that has everything! Walking paths, lots of grassy areas, tennis courts, basketball courts, playground, and shade with picnic tables and benches. The playground is sand filled and more for the little ones (Toddler sized and up to 6 years old). There are some monkey bars, but older kids would get bored quick. Lots of Moms come here with their little ones and picnic. Lots of people walking their dogs, rollerblading, and running on the paved paths. Definitely a great neighborhood park! read more

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It was a nice crisp afternoon; there was a slight breeze in the air and the sun was getting ready to set. My friend just moved a few minutes away front the park and we decided to explore a little. Driving up too the park I could see the beautiful green grass and trees surrounding the area. This park is quite large and had a nice walkway that went all the way around the park, as well as weaving through it. The walkway was large enough for group to pass each other on, perfect for walking, jogging, biking, blading and using a stroller. The multiple expanses of grass are large enough to have multiple functions without them interfering with each other. We saw people practicing martial arts, throwing a frisbee, plying soccer and just enjoying the view. There was a children's play area that had multiple families surrounding it and all the children seemed to be having a great time. I was surprised to see a man vaping by the children's park, when we walked by it left a pungent smell, but oh well, at least it was outside. This park is beautiful and I will definitely be back! read more

James A. Bible Park - Parks Near Me - Denver, Colorado

Lovely walk in the park? A ride along the Highline Canal? Baseball, Football, Soccer and Tennis? Bible Park has it all. What was apparently designed as a flood plain for both Goldsmith Gulch and the Highline, Bible Park is a wonderful recreation area, boasting lush greenery, plus paved and dirt trails. Traveling by bike on the Highline Canal trail takes you an 2+ mile loop going north to south. Bible Park, I miss you! read more

I think this park is perfect. It's about a 2-3 mile loop, with different loop options. The amenities are great, and as I understand, this is (I think) the only park that the Highline Canal goes through. So if you're running, a walker, or a cyclist you can really get a lot of mileage from starting at this park. Being connected to the Highline means you can make Bible the destination from any Highline path--especially easy to find in South/Southeast Denver. What makes it great? - TWO loops within the park to choose. The outer loop is an unpaved, wide trail. It will get muddy with rains, and during the snowy months. The trail can also be lumpy/bumpy, but it makes for a nice sort of pseudo trail run if that's your thing. The inner loop is paved, and has plenty of space for those on foot or bicycle. - Activities galore! You will find tennis courts, a basketball court, playground, baseball, softball, and football fields. There are also 2 stretching spots with bars to enhance stretches, and do leg and arm work. Conveniently, 2 different restrooms are open in the spring and summer. - Incline changes! If you want to get the most out of your walk/run/bike routine, this park makes it easy. It's by no means difficult, but will certainly give you a grade change! Additionally, it's easy to add nearby, quiet neighborhood streets to your mileage, also with varying steepness. - It's never crowded or difficult to navigate the areas. Another reviewer mentioned creepers sitting in their cars in parking lots. Creeped out, or unsafe is not something I have ever felt in this park, and I have always been alone. If anything, I have noticed a lot of people running in regular street clothes, which is... odd, but ok. It's a peaceful park. - Hawks! I have seen 4 beautiful hawks in this park - once on a lightpost guarding his prey, and also hanging out fairly low in trees. Pretty cool! I have been to this park roughly a million times, and have never seen the famed Bible Park coyote pack. If there is any downside, it's that there isn't much shade. The playground and basketball court have a lot of tree cover, but elsewhere use your hat and sunscreen. Also, if you want to hang with a big group and picnic, I would definitely recommend City Park, Wash Park, or Cheesman before Bible. Again, not much shade, and the usable open space is really made for sport. If you live in SE Denver you no longer have an excuse not to get out and enjoy the outdoors! Who would have thought? read more

This park is the best! There is a 1.8 mile dirt trail around the outside of the park that is great for walking or running. The park is also great for dogs, especially if they like to swim as there is a good sized creek running down the center of the park (although the water can be a little dirty as times). This park also connects to the highline canal if you're looking to extend your walk or run. read more

I was so pleasantly surprised by this park! My husband and I stumbled upon it and decided to hang out and throw a frisbee around for a bit. It was the perfect spot with tons of grass! It would be a great place for a picnic or to relax and watch the sunset! I would also love to ride bikes and connect to the park via Highline. We had a great time and will definitely be back! read more

James A. Bible Park - Parks Near Me - Denver, Colorado

So, we had a funny experience here. In all my time in Colorado, I never so much as saw a mosquito. Within five minutes of walking through this park, I had three massive mosquito bites! At one point, I could feel something going on (you know how you can feel that tiny thing sucking your blood...) but I didn't want to swat it because it was on the back of my thigh and didn't want to look like I was grabbing my butt. Lo and behold, I finally reached back and ended up with a squished mosquito and blood all over my hand! Bon appetit (sorry!) I digress -- James A. Bible Park is lovely. Nice and big, lots of areas to run around, and also lots of areas with baseball games and more going on. Very pretty park for an afternoon walk. read more

This park is fitted for everyone and appropriate for strollers. It's kid friendly, and pet friendly. There is a bit of extra nature with streams and hills. Even late at night, you can hear birds chirping, crickets singing and trees shaking its leaves. There are sidewalks up to 2 miles and more and back. It's relaxing at night, even more or so, if you want to clear your head. read more

Pro: tennis courts are awesome and usually not very busy. Con: always creepy old men sitting in their cars in the parking lot. Be warned. read more

After having to flee from the bees who couldn't get enough of my sweetness, I was able to enjoy an outing in the grass at this park. Very green and the grass is soft and not scratchy. Lots of shaded areas. It seems to be a pretty busy park too but not crowded per se. I also did some walking in and around the park, as well as, exploring a trail on the opposite side of the street that divided a neighborhood. read more

great park in S Denver, right down the street from my Uncles house, have been playing an using the park since I was a little kid w my cousins. Used to play for hrs in the old irrigation cannel for hrs, but sadly not much farmings south or west of park all built us so cannel fills in heavy rains or when the water dept use it. Great walking paths read more

great park. my second favorite in denver next to washington park. very busy/ energentic, and very diverse. have heard a few "shady" stories of things happening here, but after a little digging, they have usually turned out to be big misunderstandings. great place, though. would (and do) run here after 10pm. that said, a family of coyotes does live in the park. it's estimated they roll about 6 deep. they're pretty timid and i've had "run-ins" with them. they usually stare until you get within about 100 feet and then run. they are usually out at dusk and won't mess with humans or large dogs, but twice i've watched them creep up on off leash lap dogs walking behind their owners. both times the coyotes ran the second the owner noticed and took a few steps in their direction. the takeaway: leave a baby or puppy alone for 10 minutes and you're asking for trouble, otherwise you're fine. not a teen, gang, or "creepy guy" hang out. nice quiet place. read more

Brought my children (ages 1, 3, 5) to this park while staying around the corner at the Embassy Suites Hotel in Denver. The grounds are well-tended, with ample parking playing fields, a huge green lawn between the parking lot and play equipment. We all enjoyed ourselves immensely. Nice playground in great condition, picnic tables, park benches, a paved trail, restroom facilities. Go there! read more

Such a large park that it caters to everyone's needs! A beautiful walk, huge fields for sports, an outdoor workout section, tennis, ect! Careful if you have small dogs though, I live VERY close and can here those coyotes at night. There are also signs to watch out for them. Be cautious (as you should be with any public place) and enjoy the beautiful Bible park. read more

My daughter and I made a little trip to this park the other day just for variety. Every park right now is gorgeous because it's fall and all the trees are dropping bright orange and yellow and red leaves all over the place. This park is no exception. There is a very nice walking/running/biking trail and several baseball diamonds. The playground area is small and the equipment is geared towards smaller children. My daughter is 5 and she is fairly tall for her age. The slides were a bit short for her taste but she still had a great time. There are proper restrooms at this park but they are closed for the season. A nice parking lot accompanies this park and I would definitely park in the lot rather than the designated street parking because Yale Ave is a busy road and it's not particularly safe to enter and exit your car on the roadway. read more

We love the walks around the park, calm atmosphere and the ever so shimmy of the trees when a crisp breeze introduces itself. I recommend this neighborhood, park and way of life. Also, the coyotes are fun to efff with. read more

Bible Park has it all. It is an awesome place to take the kids or just take a stroll through the park or ride your bike. It is well-kept and the people here are friendly and courteous.Bible park and close by Eisenhower Park are two great options to be able to enjoy the Highline Canal. read more

A very well maintained and pretty park in southeast Denver. I have been to many flag football games at this park. The parking lot is a little rough and can get crowded when they are having games or events in the park. There is also a very nice wider walking trail . read more