Fun park to take the children to without having to worry about them getting hurt or pricked by…read moreanything. They have shaded picnic areas and lots of nice art in the park. They hold events here during the summer that are a blast to attend for family fun. The only disappointing part of this park are the teenagers it attracts. The park can be full of children under 8 years old and the teens will be cussing up a storm and pushing children. The best time to go is on the morning before the ill raised teens come to ruin the fun.

Needed a park nearby my sisters house for our kids to play at. Wide variety, sand area, bathrooms,…read morebenches, whoops, I said no bike parking but there is one near the smaller kids play area. Camera, picnic table area and hockey court. Only thing that was nappy was the stinch of poo and some guys smoking in the picnic area. Great play area and trails.

This is a fun little park in Old Town Lafayette age is appropriate for toddlers and older with…read moreadult supervision. There are some picnic tables in the shade for snacks and a play area of rock shapes for clambering with smaller children needing safety spotters. It has a safe ground surface typical of playground areas like this. On a very hot bright day there is limited shade and there is free street parking available nearby. We arrived with three adults and one 5 year old. In the previous visit the child's parent told us it had been virtually empty. When we arrived this day, there was a group of adults visiting together, with toddler and preschool age kids who seemed to know each other, so something preplanned, maybe a summer play group or camp type group. They were packing up and leaving so very shortly we had the place mostly to ourselves. Other than the heat, it was fun. The park has some historical significance as the Simpson Coal mine that was at one time the center of Lafayette industry was near here and the park designed around that theme. The stone entry and picnic area backdrop are done in layered local sandstone with a simulated black call seam apparent through it. It also continues onto the ground play surfacing so you can see the coal color stripe extend around the park. Bring water and shade hats and sun protection as needed for the bright summer sun. As we found out, it was very hot in late morning and we later moved on to some indoor food and sun relief. At other times of year I expect it is more comfortable.

My wife and I were looking for a new place to enjoy our takeaway lunch and Foothills Community Park…read moreseemed like a good choice since we were nearby. This is a really nice neighborhood open space with lots of walking/hiking/biking trails. Wonderland Lake Wildlife sanctuary is around the corner as well. The gazebo area houses several picnic tables. The restrooms here were clean and well-maintained on the day we came. The playground was small but clean. They also have plenty of recycle and compost bins. The huge grass area is ideal for laying down a blanket and enjoying the view. The only thing to keep in mind is that the wind picks up at times. It is good for flying kites though. After lunch, we took a stroll around the lake. We really liked the tranquility this park had offered and look forward to exploring the trails more.

Nice big park on the north side of central Boulder. Big huge grassy areas gives many options for…read moreplaying, picnics, or just relaxing. The pavilions are big and accommodating. Many trails to hike, bike or walk. Big free parking lots makes sure that everyone has a chance to enjoy the surrounding area.

Cute park and a great stop for the kids to run their legs a bit. The playground is quite high and…read moremy 8yr old had a great time. Nice soccer grass with a couple goals and nets. Recommended for all ages

Great park for littles and bigs!!! The toddlers are HUGE fans of the sand pit and there's usually a…read morelot of kiddos at the park if you're looking for social opportunities for your littles this is a great park! Not much shade over the play areas making them semi hot but still a fun park!

This is another 9-Hole fairly wide-open Colorado-style disc golf course. It was fairly easy to…read morenavigate for somebody like myself who never played it before, but I did have to walk out of my way to find some of the baskets and tee boxes before I threw. Most of the holes were fairly long 300-400 feet, with about 4 shorter than that. Water comes into play on 2 holes, but it is easily avoidable. I did have to stop a few times before I threw to avoid throwing at kids and other oblivious pedestrians.

This park being set up pretty well, is somewhat maintained poorly. There isn't much grass around…read moreother than field weeds that are always brown in color. Everywhere else is mostly just spots of dirt or overgrown weeds. Also with the lake being so low, it has a feeling like it has just been forgotten or ignored given the state of the river and lake being almost empty. The actual pavilion at the park is pretty well maintained and usually clean as well as the bathrooms and parking areas. Overall there are far better parks in the city to go to for relaxation and walking.

The dog park at Mehaffey Park in Loveland CO is great! We visited with our 3yo Dobie…read more The dog area is separated into a large area and a slightly smaller one for small and shy dogs. They're is shade and a picnic table and lots of room for all sorts of dogs to run and play. There's water bowls as well. There were several other dogs there when we visited and the people all said great things about the park and people and dogs that frequent her.

Great big park. So much fun…read more Two warnings: The bathroom doors get super hot in the sun and can burn your hand. The playground structure is very tall so it does take some monitoring of littler kids. Parking lot at south entrance and closest to the playground

We stopped by here at the beginning of the COVID 19 outbreak to get out of the house, but be able…read moreto social distance. The park is well kept and lots of places to walk to enjoy the outdoors. There are lots of scenic views and several outdoor toilets to use. People were fishing in the lake and generally enjoying the great outdoors. Great place to picnic!

Chasing the grandson around the jungle gyms. Chasing the granddaughter around the swing, by the…read moreteeter totter up and over the retaining wall. There is lots of soft bark to absorb my falls, but an hour of this makes me feel old. It's good that the kids are teaching me to play and be young again. This is a nice park.