Great park! It has a big jungle gym with swings and several slides, a skate park, a basketball…read morecourt, a river, a huge soccer field, its got lots of paved paths for bikes and a disc golf course. Note: One of the slides is broken as of April 2024.

Eastman park is a great park for the town of Windsor. It has a giant parking lot that can…read moreaccommodate large crowds. A huge pavilion that can host large crowds and events. This park also has big soccer fields and a separate fenced in dog play area in far right corner. The best part for me is that it connects to the Poudre river trail. Being a cycling enthusiast, I found that this park allows easy access to this great trail. The pavilion also has full restrooms with running water and drinking fountains.

This is a nice, scenic area with walking trails. There are also some ruins and a bit of history.read more

It's become a goal of ours to walk on all the trails in Fort Collins and the surrounding areas…read more This easy 4 mile section is located in Windsor. It allows for river access, has public bathrooms and a shady parking lot. Our favorite part is all the big old trees and the ponds on the south end. The trail is concrete and pretty flat. It is also wide so you can walk beside a friend. It goes under the road into Windsor and weaves through ponds. If you like to listen to music with head phones, be careful of bikers that come up quickly and quietly on that surface.

Nice, easy, clean paved trail perfect for walking, running, and biking. Parking is abundant and…read moreeasily accessible. There is a large playground for kids of all ages. Excellent place to take your family, friends, and dogs for outdoor activity!

This 2.7 mile almost perfectly flat, smooth paved trail goes around Windsor lake and affords some…read moreof the best views of the front range from the east side of the lake. It is perfect for strollers, skateboards, rollerblades, walking or running. We went early and saw the sun rise, but by the time we were leaving the parking lot had filled a little with walking group participants of all ages. We saw rabbits, squirrels, a flick of pelicans and more than a handful of herons. There are benches, trash cans and doggie pick up bags in multiple places.

Love the Tuesday yoga classes and so reasonably priced. Also held in a nice and convenient location.read more

Can't recommend Thompson Rivers Parks & Recreation at all. My kids have missed out on 2 season of…read moreyouth soccer because no one seems to know any of the details or the ones running the website just don't respond to inquiries.

I used to love doing events with friends in La Salle followed by an evening at Fritzlers! For…read moreseveral years we would have the upstairs of the original Armadillo restaurant in La Salle for our party and then head on over to the Fritzler Farm to go through the corn mazes and pumpkin cannons. Back in the early days of our visits they had an inflatable monster or the beast that you would walk into. You start in it's mouth and come out the other end. There were also slides on a hill you could go down and lots of other activities. During my time in Northern Colorado we went here for a lot of years. The haunted corn maze was of course always fun! The maze itself was shaped into a massive design each year in which if a person is in an airplane you can see it in it's entirety. After we moved to Washington state we found a farm of a similar nature and the folks that run that farm know and are friends with the family that has Fritzlers! Small world! After our move we heard feedback from our dear friends who went with us for many years and they thought the farm wasn't quite as fun as it once was and one of the factors was that the corn wasn't as high as most years and the feel was just different from previous years. I'm sure there are some years where the corn length isn't as big or long due to factors in the growing season but I haven't been back to Fritzlers in a while to see how much or how little it has changed but I definitely do have fond memories of going there!

Pre-purchased our tickets online and getting through the line to get our wristbands was quick and…read moreefficient. There was not a wait at all. So that ended up being very easy and definitely a plus. Lots of food and drink stands around as you enter, if you are interested in a snack or meal. They have 2 corn mazes set up. one VERY short one for families and then what is supposed to be longer and harder. No map is provided. nor do the staff tell you where the exit is. Hint : The exit is the same as the entrance. This one was more tricky and longer than their family one but the entire thing maybe took us 30 minutes. That was our purpose in coming so that was a little disappointing. We stood in line for a lemonade longer than we actually spent in the corn maze. Lines for everything were extremely LONG and wait times were also very long. We did go on the train, that line was pretty fast even though it was long. The staff yelled over and over the same things which was a little annoying. Also dont bring food or drink towards the train, you will have to leave it set or throw it out. The train ride is short and just goes in a short loop and you dont really get to go and see anything. I hear their scary corn maze is way better. But that is not what we had gone for. I would likely not come back just because it didn't serve the needs of our family.

Nick was amazing! I've been riding for years. I was hoping to gain some confidence and learn about…read moresome skills that I should be working on. I did! Nick gave just the right amount of advice so I could absorb what he was saying. Not too much so I was overwhelmed and not too little. This was definitely money well spent!

Nick is a knowledgeable, patient, professional guide. My family enjoyed an awesome morning mountain…read morebike tour with him recently and I highly recommend him as a guide. He did a great job coaching everyone from experts to extremely altitude challenged riders.