Kendrick Lake Park is top-notch. The lake and gardens are truly beautiful. The playground is well…read moremaintained and very fun. There is a covered picnic area close to the playground and lake which would make it a great place for a kids party. The lake path around the lake makes for a nice walk and the bathroom ms are clean and maintained.

Not a bad little park. People are fairly respectful, it's pretty clean, and there's ample parking…read more Dogs are welcome though need to be leashed and almost everyone follows this, however not everyone is cognizant of how their dog is doing on the leash (it's OK to make it shorter if the pup isn't behaving will and there are people around) and there is sometimes trash around the bathrooms.

It's a cute park but there isn't much shade and what there is is generally full on the days you'd…read morewant to be there to use the splash pad

Honestly I was a little disappointed with this park. Maybe it would be better on a shady cooler day…read morebut today was not the day to check this place out. Not a lot of shade on the playground side of things. The toddler slide was scalding hot so I wouldn't let my daughter go down it.. The creek was pretty waterless so we couldn't really play in that either. Splash pad was ok. It seemed like the skate park was good but we're not there yet.

Nice clean park with a good playground plenty of covered pavilions. The splash pad during summer is…read morea must visit to help cool down on hot days!

This is a nice park. Great for toddlers. It is usually busy with other children. The splash pad is…read morejust right. Large pavilion with lots of picnic tables.

I think their slogan should be "O'Kane Park: Not Nearly As Sketchy As You'd Think."…read more Or is it just me that thinks that rhyming your park with the name of an illegal controlled substance was a bad idea? At any rate, I've seen some sketchy, skeevy parks in the Denver Metro area, and I'm happy to report that-- despite it's poor choice in monikers-- O'Kane park is NOT one of them. The play structure? IS AWESOME. It's remarkably graffiti-free (no small feat on the West Si-yeeeed) and big enough so that even when it's crawling with ankle-biters on a sunny Saturday afternoon, the kids have room to roam. There are slides for every age and bravery-level, plus lots of tunnels, rings, bridges, and poles. If you happen to fall off any of these things, you'll land in some soft, clean wood chips. Nice! Aside from the playground, there are covered picnic/BBQ areas (available to reserve, if need be), plus ACRES of green field space, walking trails, tennis and basketball courts, and a little pond. Dogs do need to be on leash here, and most people respect that. Of note: the place can be crawling with Bitchy Belmar Mommies. Last time I was there, my 19-month-old had the AUDACITY to touch another kid's sippy cup (the horror!). BBM came swooping in, antibacterial wipe in hand, nose all out of joint and practically busting a vein in her forehead. "Sorry," I said, casually (because it was REALLY no big deal), "he's in that 'grab everything' stage." I didn't mention that when you bring a brightly-colored wagon full of toys and sippy cups to a public playground and park it right next to the slides, you really can't expect other kids NOT to take an interest in it. "Well!" BBM huffed at me," MY kids are preemies, and they just recently got over being sick, so..." In that "..." were implied the words: "keep your filthy kid's germy hands off my stuff." Um, hello? A) You're at a public playground, and that big ol' jungle gym your darlings are climbing upon has WAY more germs on it than my kid's hands ever will. And B) your kids are like, FOUR FREAKIN' YEARS OLD. If you're still playing the preemie card, you have some serious issues, lady. Anyhow, Bitchy Belmar Mommies notwithstanding, O'Kane Park is a pretty cool place. Check it out!

The playground in O'Kane Park is one of the most colorful play area in town (it's also known as…read more"Rainbow Playground"). It has room for a lot of kids, features a separate swings area, and is located only a short walk from both the nice pond and vibrant flower garden. If you're curious to discover more of greater Denver's spectacular play areas, download the iPhone app "Denver Playgrounds & Parks" on the App Store!

My family and I had another wonderful day at Belmar Park. My almost 5-year-old loves to walk around…read moreand see the different animals and write down the interesting things that we see so yesterday we like these ducks tons of turtles and a bunch of birds, but in the past, we've seen horses and muskrats and huge fish it's such a fun park!

I walk this park probably every day and am frequently surprised by what I am able to see in this…read moresuburban park. I've seen countless species of birds including snowy egret, great heron, a red-tailed hawk, cormorants, avocets, as well as turtles, lots of flowers and grasses. The spring is probably the best time to visit. There is also a heritage center on the park with old buildings from Lakewood's past as well as an old farmhouse and implements.

This beautiful park has just about everything-except a splash pad!…read moreThere is a large lake you can walk around or fish, great playgrounds, an amphitheater, several picnicking pavilions, clean restrooms, and tons of grassy fields for sports or lounging.

Beautiful family friendly park with an awesome playground area for kids that I forgott9 take photos…read moreof ‍ Lots of pavilions to reserve for get togethers. The grounds are well maintained and bonus is that the public library is right there!

What a great little park we had read online that they had a wonderful ski hill and they did. It was…read moreperfect for 4 1/2 year-old. We spent a couple of happy hours out there two weekends ago with him getting to fly down the hill he had a blast. The playground equipment is also very nice and they have a nice covered picnic area as well, looking forward to next snowstorm for sure cause we'll be back!

This park os beautiful! The playground is in great shape and so much fun! The surrounding grounds…read moreand lawn are so well kept. What nice little secret spot.

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.

Such a cute little lake with a beautiful backdrop of downtown Denver!…read more It's nice brisk walk around the perimeter, too. I live closer to multiple other parks in Denver so I don't get here as often, but when I do, it's nice to look at! Though I don't think touching the water is safe, I've heard. Kinda sad it's TOXIC! Doesn't seem right to have killer water. Keep your pets out! Def not 5 star reviewing the inside water of the lake! Eek. That's a 1. Lots of business are across the street for a pre or post bite & drink after a walk, as well.

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.

A quick yet beautiful spot! It was quite a busy time for instagrammers we walked through the path…read moreand made the most of the view! I wore my crampons because it was icy and chilly. Gorgeous with the snowy mountains.

Great free park. If you're only in Denver for a short time and want to see mountains and the…read moreplains, this is the spot. Not far off I-70. Some light trails if you want some exercise at 7400 feet. Always a little Cooler up here. I wish they never closed the snack bar/ gift shop. There are bathrooms and a pretty good amount of parking. The buffalo bill museum still exists in its "old form." See it soon before the city/county of Denver (the owner of all this land, despite it being well outside Denver city limits) changes it.