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.

We had such a fun time at this park--it's a great spot for families! While there's no designated…read moreparking lot, there's plenty of street parking nearby. Just a heads-up: you'll need to walk across a grassy field to reach the playground. There are two playgrounds--one for little kids and one for older kids--and both had plenty to do. Swings (including a tire swing), climbing areas, slides, tunnels, and even a cute ride-on grasshopper kept everyone busy. The gazebo and shady spots were perfect for staying cool on a hot day. It's right next to a soccer field with lots of open space to run around. There's also a porta-potty on-site (we didn't use it), and the park was very clean and well maintained. We'd definitely come back for another playdate!

This park is a great place to walk, there's a nice path with benches along the way to stop and…read morerelax. The play area is clean and well taken care of. My teens still love coming to play here. The only downside is they turn off the water in the winter, I get it, but don't like it. When it snows this is the perfect place to slide down!

I love to visit the park with my granddaughters when I'm in town. They can't get enough of the…read moreswings and big rock climbing. The play gym is excellent for all sorts of imagined games. Not even the cold weather keeps them away. I appreciate the mulch instead of gravel: much less serious legs and hand injuries. It's conveniently located near their home and a wonderful location for parties and large gatherings. I like that the park has a trail of sorts that lead to other trails for walks and cycling. The greenery surrounding the play area, and covered picnic areas are very well kept and the trees are beautiful.

Shelter: Yes Power Outlet: Yes…read more Drinking Fountain: Yes Restrooms: No Grill: No Fields and Courts: No Parking Spaces: Street Handicap Accessible: No Playground: Yes Shelter Seating Capacity: 1-8 Other Information: Gazebo

Silo park is a great location , you have a playground for the kids , the community garden ,…read morebeautiful flowers, the Barn a great place to eat lunch or have a party . Silo park also has great hiking paths that link up to other parks in the area .

Silo park is an amazing park right off of Orchard st near the DTC area of Greenwood village. This…read morepark was once a homestead farm that was owned by the same family for 5 generations. There is a large barn like pavilion that has restrooms and a drinking fountain. Next to the barn is a large playground for the kids along with walking and biking trails. There is even a community garden to which all the food grown here goes to a local food bank. A great place to visit.

Some parks check the boxes. Mission Viejo Park in Aurora actually earns them…read more Tucked inside the circular loop of South Mission Parkway, this is the kind of neighborhood park that surprises you -- bigger and more thoughtful than it first appears. Four baseball fields anchor the sports side of things, and a sprawling open field beyond them gives you real room to breathe: kite flying, pickup soccer, or just wandering with no destination in mind. Even on a gray, overcast day, the green holds its color and the whole place feels alive. The space-themed playground is the centerpiece for younger visitors -- and honestly, for older kids too. It's genuinely fun, not just functional, with multiple play structures, accessible rubber surfacing underfoot, and swing options for toddlers and bigger kids alike. Scattered throughout the park are standing rocks engraved with planets and space facts -- a nice touch that adds a little wonder to a walk. Some of them are showing their age from years of Colorado weather, but the idea behind them is solid and still sparks curiosity. Three covered gazebos with charcoal grills are spread across the park, making spontaneous cookouts easy. The paved walking and biking path loops the entire perimeter -- roughly a mile -- and connects to Aurora's broader trail network. Tollgate Creek runs along the western edge, adding a quiet, natural buffer to what is otherwise an active, well-used park. Parking is ample, and the grounds stay well-maintained. Best for families with kids of all ages, regular walkers and cyclists, and anyone who wants a full afternoon outside without driving far. It's the kind of place that becomes a weekly habit without you really planning for it to. Mission Viejo Park is free, open daily 5 a.m. to 11 p.m., and located at 3999 S. Mission Parkway, Aurora. If you haven't made it over yet, it's worth the trip -- rain or shine.

It's a small Park located with in a decent walking distance from my house. I took my nieces here…read moreseveral times over their visit. It has great playground equipment with this foam like rubbery floor stuff under it to help cushion any severe falls. 2 different types of swings, those for little kids that are like a butt harness and those that are for bigger kids and even adults to swing on. The park has some great sheltered areas that include a table and some bbq's. In the spring, summer and fall is nearly always full of people playing football, soccer and baseball. It's got a long paved walking trail that goes around the entire park. This trail is about a mile all the way around the last time I walked it. I will have to walk it again and update this post. Not like I don't walk it all the time, I just forget how long it is:) Ample parking as well. Great place to get out and get some sun if you're in the area.

Such a sweet neighborhood park! There's a parking lot off S…read more Elizabeth, but there is no path to the playground. There is curbside parking on E. Easter for easy access. The park has two playgrounds--one for littles and one for bigger kids--but our group of toddlers had fun on both! There are swings, a tire swing, and fun spring toy cars to climb on. The big open field has soccer goals and plenty of space to run around. There's also a nice walking trail and a cute little creek nearby. We didn't check out the restroom, but it's there if you need it. The small gazebo with picnic tables was perfect for a quick snack break. Great spot for a playdate!

With lots of room to spread out and play, this park is ideal for large gatherings. Situated along…read morethe Big Dry Creek Trail, this park offers beautiful scenery in all directions. Fore more information, visit englewood.macaronikid.com

Too small. Wish it was a little bigger and a little more nude. Been here a few times, wouldn't go…read moreback

Wonderful park for young kiddos. There are two play sets - one for older kiddos and the second one…read morefor the shorter kids. The picnic pavilion is well shaded and includes a grill! There are enclosed bathrooms with keypad locks. I'm assuming they are well kept because of the controlled access. There is a wonderfully verdant field for sports with great shading from mature trees. I love the monoliths lining the perimeter of the field. Serves as great seating options as well as a platform for rambunctious kids to mount from. Great for hosting a family event or birthday party!

This is a great park! There's actually two playgrounds here, one smaller than the other but they're…read moreright by each other. One has a double swing so you can put your baby in one side, sit on the other side and swing them! Something I haven't seen a lot of at Parks is restrooms! There's two here and with change tables in them. There's also a path so you can walk around the soccer field that's in the middle and it also joins onto Piney Creek Trail so if you want to walk out the bottom of the park and down the side of the road you can go for miles.