I wandered in expecting a patch of grass downtown, but it turned out to be more than that--a little…read moreurban playground wedged between buildings, where something's always happening. In the summer, kids are running through splash pads and people lounge with iced coffees like it's their personal terrace. Winter? There's an ice rink and a cozy little vibe that makes downtown feel like a Hallmark movie. It's not huge, but it packs in charm--ping pong tables, food trucks, random art, and the kind of people-watching you only get in a place that never really quiets down. It's one of those spots you don't plan on staying long in... but somehow, you do.

I visit this park from time to time when I can. When visiting this park, it always makes my outings…read moreworth it. The security are always happy to greet people that are visiting (when they are doing there rounds), the restrooms are always clean whenever they are open, and even on hot days, they provide ice cold water. Even if you visit this park for an hour, or even for five minutes passing through, you will love that you did. It is a beautiful park to see on your way to work or on your outting. Make sure you bring your family the next time you visit.or pass through, even bring your pets!!!

What a beautiful place to have a retreat! Great facilities right outside of Woodland Park. WiFi…read moreavailable.

I've gone to Camp Elim since I was a little kid and have gone to over 15 camps. I love it so much…read moreand will always recommend it to everyone. I first found my faith at this camp over 4 years ago and it's been growing my faith ever since. I've gone to both summer and winter camps, and I have to say that summer camps are definitely my favorite. Shout out to all my counselors: Alexis, Cheyanne, Emily, Sadie, and all the others I couldn't name, you guys mean the world to me. Also thanks to program who always makes our week awesome, especially Tobey, thanks for dealing with the early shut down while still making it fun. And finally to Mr and Mrs Faulkner for making Camp Elim God's own place for kids to find him, including me.

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.