We love this park! They did an amazing job! Great for picnics, bike riding, scootering, skating,…read moreetc. Tons of grass, and during the summer they turn on the Splash Pad which is a lifesaver on hot days. Perfect for picnics, birthday's, casual park days. Lots of places to sit and there is a gazebo for shade with tables. If we can keep it clean and free of graffiti it would be amazing! One of our favorite parks!

BEST park in the area! My only complaint is the lack of a handicap swing. It has plenty of play…read moreequipment, a bathroom, shady picnic areas, and a shallow brook for kids to dip their feet in. The green grass, big hills for running, minimal weeds, and beautiful landscaping with lots of benches make it a great spot!

Bravo, Arvada!!! Brought our just-walking toddler for her first splash pad experience and we…read morestarted off with a bang. Came on an early Friday afternoon so it was busy but not overwhelmingly so. Lots of age ranges (ours was the littlest but the big kids were very respectful) and so many fun water features that cater to a wide array of ages and comfort levels. Very clean and well cared for with plenty of shady picnic tables adjacent to the splash pad. Once we finished getting soaked (parents who need to be near their little one, note you will absolutely get drenched) we tried off in the playground which was also top notch. Lots of cool features and again, clean and cared for. When we needed a break from the sunny swings, there were more shaded picnic tables next to a huge grassy field. The charcoal grills are also huge. You could spend a whole day here, easy. I can't wait to come back for more fun memories!

Large and spacious. A huge area for kids and lots of grass for frisbee or soccer or whatever you…read moremay like. Dedicated parking along with tons of other parking on any nearby street. Very bike-able going through on the nearby trail and all the sidewalks are wide for strollers, dogs, walking groups, and people biking or skating along. Really enjoy the design and open layout of this park. I've seen a few birthday parties hosted at the nearby tables adjacent to the playground. Still even on the weekends the park never seems to be over crowded. Even in the heat of summer the water features next to the playground are in use but not swarmed. Lots of nice businesses nearby you can walk to so a great location all around. Certainly one of the premier parks in the local area.

Crown Hill Park is seriously so beautiful. My brother and I took my kids on a walk around the lake…read moreand it was just a perfect day. The views are pretty in the lake pretty and the park itself is pretty. It's a really nice place to walk.

Crown Hill Park is located in a somewhat discrete area off of Kipling and 26th. It's an uncrowded…read morepark with a walking trail that goes around a small body of water and a wildlife preserve to the north. It's not the prettiest park but I like coming here when I just want to get away from everything and don't want to walk around a busy park like Sloan's. There is plenty of parking as well.

Who knew the nature center had art classes? No experience required. Twas fun and relaxing!read more

Everyone I know that's been to Majestic View Park has RAVED about it. Probably one of the best,…read moremost notable features of Arvada. I didn't spend much time there this past summer like I should have, but it was a blast in the short time I got to experience the epic trees and expansive green fields. Plenty of parking. Lots more amenities in the Nature Center that I haven't explored. Definitely one to bookmark again for the future!

Awesome park! Well maintained with lots of shade trees. A crown jewel of local outdoor…read moreentertainment! Where nature and human beings interact in Harmony. A great place to walk your dog as you toss your disks. Kudos to Arvada Park and Recreation system.

We've visited this park a few times and unfortunately this most recent experience was less than…read moreideal. We brought our kids who are young but capable at throwing discs. They are learning the rules of disc golf and getting quite good. We typically skip hole 5 due to the extreme blind throw over the creek and the kids just can't quite throw that hard yet. This particular day was quite busy and we were doing our best to ensure we weren't holding up the people behind us. We skipped hole 5 again and waited behind a couple of people at hole 6. A group came up after us and when it was our turn, they stepped up in front of us as if take their turn. I was confused but tried to give them the benefit of the doubt and said it's ok if you go ahead of us. The man immediately and argumentatively harassed us for having cut the line. My husband stepped in and tried to diffuse the situation, while trying to understand how he came to accuse us of cutting when that was precisely what he'd just done. Apparently he saw us skip hole 5 and didn't understand why and thought we just didn't want to wait. I completely under this point of view but unfortunately he wouldn't let us explain and essentially screamed at us until we decided to walk away. It was a truly unpleasant experience and I feel as though we could have discussed it more civilly but were never given the chance. I haven't ever encountered anyone that passionate about playing every hole, but with kids that's just not possible. I hope we are able to visit again and put this behind us but I suppose I just want others to be aware that there are players who feel strongly about certain aspects of this course. Overall it's a decent course with lots walking which is the part we previously enjoyed.

Really neat, large park with unique play equipment near Arvada Middle School. Two play structures,…read moreone for small kids and one for bigs kids. This park had both a roundabout and a teeter totter, something we've been looking for. It also had very nice rock formations, one elephant, one lion, for kids to climb on. Wood chip base, which was a little annoying. Also, no restrooms as per the norm for Arvada parks. None close by either. Not a lot of shade, except for the picnic structure. The picnic structure can be reserved for $60 plus a refundable $25 deposit, according to the sign. Definitely one of the better parks in Arvada.

This is a beautiful park! It's about a 2 mile loop around the park with a nice breeze. It's very…read morebusy and parking was tough - we had to park on a close side street. There was a local popsicle vendor there which was a nice treat. The playground here is fantastic - I'm jealous I didn't have one like that growing up! The kids looked like they were having a blast.

Sloan's Lake is a decent spot for a quick stroll, especially if you're looking to get some fresh…read moreair and grab a bite to eat somewhere nearby. The location is convenient and the lake itself makes for a nice little escape. That said, the insane amount of geese poop everywhere is hard to overlook. It's pretty much an obstacle course trying to avoid getting it on the bottom of your shoes, which definitely takes away from the experience. Parking is also becoming increasingly sparse and difficult to find, especially when it's busy. All in all, it's not a bad location for a quick walk and something to eat in the vicinity, but there are definitely a few annoyances.

We love living near Anderson Park!…read more Right along Clear Creek Trail, this trail is super popular for bikers, runners, and dog walkers alike. Unless it's the heart of winter, you can expect to see a lot of action along the trail. My dogs love it! The park itself has a baseball field, soccer field, playground, pavilion, and community pool with a giant waterslide. Depending on the season, there's always something going on. The park is spacious with plenty of parking towards the back near the pavilion and soccer field. Our favorite annual event they host is the Wheat Ridge Carnation Festival. They truly go all out with local vendors, carnival rides, bands, car show, etc. I totally recommend checking it out at least once! I should probably upload more pictures, because I come here pretty frequently with the pups. Anderson Park is a staple for Wheat Ridge residents, especially the ones who live in the surrounding neighborhoods.

This is my neighborhood park and it has a special place in my heart. There is a basketball court, a…read morerec center with outdoor pool, baseball field, grass area for soccer or other activities, 2 playgrounds, a covered area with grills, a trail along Clear Creek, and also a makerspace. I think the Clear Creek Trail is what really makes this park stand out. I am not sure just how long the trail spans, but I have biked from Golden to Westminster so it is quite long and, for the most part, well-maintained and pretty. The trail right by Anderson Park in particular is very peaceful and full of vegetation. The park also holds events every now and then such as the Carnation Festival and concerts.

This park has a little bit of everything. There's a pretty lake (obviously, based on the name)…read morecircled by a nice path for running, walking, or biking. The playgrounds have fun equipment and there are lots of picnic tables and green grass and big trees. My son has recently discovered fishing, and Rocky Mountain Lake Park allows catch and release and is close to our house, so we've enjoyed fishing there a few times lately.

A delightful park that I love to visit! With its stunning lake, playground, picnic spot, and vast…read moregreen spaces, it's the perfect place to spend quality time with my furry companion. I find it wonderfully calming to stroll around and soak in the picturesque views for hours.

If you don't live in this small community adjacent to this hidden park, you probably don't know…read moreabout it. You may not even know if the newly built West Woods Community/Police Station just to the south of the park. I barely noticed the park when biking past its entrance. I only went seeking it out when I heard kids on the playground. They've got an extensive walking path around the outside of the park, with interspersed rock, paths in the center connecting the covered picnic areas and the playground. The playground includes two 'rock' boulders with a rope between the two, a couple swing sets, and a dinky slide. Adjacent to the playground, though, is a decently sized grass field. There's also a horseshoe pit on the northside of the grass field with a covered area for seating. It's a hidden gem, with plenty to offer.

This park is excellent for everything! When I lived near here this was the park that was closest,…read morenice park to take a run, take your dogs in the grassy areas or even just take in the perfect evening weather