This is a nice little park right in the center of town, hence the name town center park. Its…read moresurrounded by shops and restaurants so its not exactly visible from the main road, you have to go into the shopping center parking lot and circle around the back of the restaurants, but its a nice park when you find it. Nice green grass, trees that provide shade,flowers, bushes and park benches. No playground or other amenities, but nice park for its location.

This is my favorite local park. It is decently sized and located east of Speer Blvd and west of…read moreMonroe Street. Monroe Street ends at Speer Blvd which you can only go North/West on. A one way street which many seem to not realize. It has a private parking area and street parking. The north side has the tennis courts and a children's playground. It is also a dog park and many people take their dogs here. There are a LOT of mature trees and some benches. I don't see trash cans, so not sure who maintains the park. In the summer time the trees provide a lot of nice shade to have a picnic. I frequently see games of tag football, regular football, frisbee and fetch with the furry companions. I have enjoyed many lunches and even some dinners here watching the sunset behind the Rockies. I take my trash with me to dispose of at home or elsewhere that has a trash can. I have seen many people pick up after their pets, which I think is fabulous. Make sure you bring bags to do this too! I am not sure if any are provided for at the park. I haven't seen any. Overall a wonderful green and clean park!

We went here for a festival and there wasn't much shade, parking, or things for the kids to do…read more There's the playground section, but it was crowded at the time. The festival had good food, but the overall layout wasn't arranged well.

This little jewel is located just across the street from the Rose Medical Center. I really like…read morethis park, not only because I walk my dog there every morning and afternoon, but because it is just the right size. Because of it's location, it's not super kid heavy during the warm months, but there is a little playground. There's a path that makes a loop around the park. There are tennis courts, a gazebo-ish thing, numerous picnic tables, a softball field and one of those old wooden physical fitness courses the government used to put in parks. There's lots of really large, old trees in the park and in the summer, they even put a porta potty up in its only little covered area. I can't wait for the spring because I plan on coming here to eat outside with my doggy. Another thing about this park that i like is the super secret hobo hideaway in the juniper bushes. Although, now it's not going to be much of a secret. A hobo hollowed out a section of juniper bushes and was sleeping there for a while. He's abandoned it, but I can't help but think how cozy that must have been for the tuckered out hobo every time I walk past it. I just can't get enough of this park. It's clean, it's got lots of options and most importantly, it's right across the street from a hospital if you pull a groin muscle while using the physical fitness course.

Great quite park. Has play area for kids, tennis courts, basketball court and baseball area. Also…read morehas porta potties and picnic tables.

Cute playground fully fenced and mid city! Next to the water that has a biking walking trail next…read moreto it. Clean and nicely maintained even with all the homeless around.

Small Downtown playground along Cherry Creek. Good stop after going to Ball Arena and a halfway…read morestop between Empower Field and Union Station. Not big but keeps our little guy entertained while I sit k. A shady bench.

Neighborhood park with playground, lots of grass and walking trail. Also basketball and soccer…read morefield.

Nestled in the adorable Historic Baker District is this charming small neighborhood park. On a…read morelovely Spring-ish day like today, I found the picnic tables and playground to be the perfect setting for an afternoon walk with a friend and her dog. With well maintained grounds and features, I plan on visiting this park more often and next time might just have to bring a picnic. Baker, you just a lot sexier.

No need to drive across town to visit Dailey, but if you live in Baker you're probably happy with…read moreour little neighborhood park. It takes up one block, and offers a loop walking trail, a great playground for the kiddos, a big lawn for the pups, and multiple grilling/picnic areas. I walk overs here regularly to get a couple laps in when I don't feel like doing a more involved workout. It's a beautiful little space and I'm grateful we have it.

This is a nice green space park. There isn't a playground or sports fields, just grass, a few…read morepicnic tables and some really gorgeous old trees. Consequently, there usually aren't many people (if any) at this park so it's a great place to sit quietly, practice yoga, or have an adult picnic.

This is a nice little neighborhood park. It covers a city block with a sidewalk around the borders…read moreand a paved path down the middle. Lots of grass for the dogs, but be careful since you're right off Federal! Plenty of picnic areas and trash cans throughout, but that's about it. When I looked it up online, I read that the park is "celebrated for its nice tree." So there you go! :)

My head and I spent several enjoyable hours at this park. There's great play equipment a couple…read morecovered picnic tables and a pretty nice frisbee golf course. The Porta potty was clean. There was a decent, although not huge amount of parking and we would definitely be back if we're in the area.

Amazing place wonderful sights beautiful people and great food.Also the best place in town is the…read morebeach