This is probably the dog park with the best views in the Denver area. It's pretty clean and I…read morereally like that. It's on a hill so you can throw the ball down the hill and have your dog run back up until they're tired or if your dog is like my dog at least ready to lay down for an hour before they start complaining that you've not done anything with them all day

My dog loves this park. Most of the dog parks in the area are just gravel, but this one actually…read morehas grass. There's also dog training equipment there. It is a great place for your dog to play and it has some really awesome views.

Non Profit Off Leash Dog Park! AWESOME…read more Off in the distance are rolling hills, with a picturesque Rocky Mountain foothills, this March 2025 still has snow. Dress warmly through April Dogs are smiling while scampering greeting other dogs. People are smiling while walking or speaking to other dog lovers and how wonderful this park is! With lots of balls rolling on the ground. Great features: there is running water throughout the year. This is a "Locally Held Non-Profit Dog Park" with people who are designated via volunteering, cleaning up, adding bags, ""Donation Drop offs (PLEASE DONATE)"" Fencing and equipment checked regularly. The city of Arvada ran water lines through the multiple watering fountains. Lots of bowls to be filled and cleaned (please!) Anyone may volunteer through the non-profit or simply help clean while your dog/s are happily running off and playing with other dogs. There are many informative signs for everyone's protection including your dogs! Please adhered to them. Easy entrance way for two large fenced off parks with multiple covered sitting areas, some with running water and LOTS OF DOG BOWLS, please consider cleaning. Many leave their dog-leads on the entrance fences, there are 3 gates to bring your dog into the area, one to take off the lead and prepare to enter the huge running area where people are smiling - saying hello- and walking briskly as a workout. AWESOME

West side is closed and East side is crowded. Big dog fight early this morning and I got the H…read more out of there as my dog was nearby when the 2 aggressive dogs started to fight. It took both owners a long time to break up the dogs. I won't be back until they open the west side to spread out the dogs. Many handlers left like me.

Great views at this park, nice trails too. Has pickleball, playground, tennis, and trails. Short…read morewalk from the Marriott!

My favorite park of Breckenridge!!!! Location: next to…read moreschool elementary, in the middle of a neighborhood Price: FREE Parking: limited but also lots of street parking. We arrived in bus so no issues We arrived with nothing to sled but figured we can play in snow. As I walked @ more I noticed they had a section of sleds available, you use, and put back! We found one and as time went by other kids were leaving more behind and managed to enjoyed a whole hour.

July 24, 2026 - Silverthorne, CO…read more We first stayed at Heaton Bay Campground about seven years ago, so we were looking forward to camping right along the water again. Unfortunately, because of the severe drought and low winter snowpack, Dillon Reservoir is currently about 20 feet below its normal level. Our campsite was no longer waterfront, but we had a short hike down to what is now more like a small pond. There are a few more drawbacks, too. There isn't a nearby dump station or an RV water fill, although there are water spigots for filling jugs. Campfires were prohibited during our stay because of the high fire danger, and you can hear some traffic noise from the nearby highway. Even with those disappointments, I still give this campground five stars. Why? Because, the campsites themselves are outstanding. They're spacious, private, and thoughtfully laid out, with plenty of room between sites. The views of the surrounding mountains are absolutely spectacular, and the campground has a peaceful, wooded setting that's hard to beat. If you're looking for a scenic campground with large sites and don't mind the lack of full amenities, Heaton Bay is an excellent choice. We'd happily stay here again.

New management just took over and disappointed in the changes they have made. It's a beautiful site…read moreand great location but the one star is due to management. They will not let you will up your RV with water although it says you can on their website. Make sure you fill up before getting to the campsite. Very frustrating to pull the extra weight.

Need a picnic in this park the other night with my family and it was lovely. The picnic tables were…read moreclean and the trails were very nice to run around on afterwards. There wasn't any play equipment, but that was OK. My son had to find enough time just exploring and enjoying being outside we will definitely be back

Great park for the kiddos, kinda hard to find but has a great view.read more

Ok, wow this park is outstanding. I love what a wonderful job they did making the playground…read moreequipment in theme with the location. There are different types of trout, river rocks, and logs. We stayed in Breckenridge for a three day weekend and hit up this park all three days. Another great thing about this park is that you're right on Blue River walking path so you can enjoy walking along the path afterwards.

My son and I visit a lot of parks, and today we were cruising out of Breckenridge and noticed this…read moreone. It was a great stop! There are lots of climbing options, from the fish sculptures to the log maze to the tall climber with a slide. If you've got a bicycle, there's a little offroad bike park with bumps and jumps. Good swings, a few other play features; shaded picnic benches. The bathroom was clean and appreciated. Nice to have water fountain and bottle filler too! While we were there, a small storm passed with some showers and tiny hail; we took shelter under the nearby bridge and washed the river burble by for a few minutes. Would gladly stop here again!

Great Dog Park separating small and large dogs…read more 9 hole disc golf Picnic pavilion, beautiful restrooms, sledding hill, social loop trail, two multipurpose fields, warming shelter Newest and largest (20 acres) park in Silverthorne!

My wife and I brought our old doggie here this past Saturday for a lovely, flat, easy walk / hike…read morealong Bear Creek to the Chimney Monument, a round trip of about 1.2 miles. The foothills rising along the far side of the creek were beautiful, and there were many young families enjoying the beautiful weather and kids splashing in the creek. We saw several people fly fishing, people picnicking at several tables, and a bunch of happy dogs. Map signs of the park indicated that there are more difficult hiking trails available. After our visit we had a terrific lunch at the lovely Blackbird Cafe in Kittredge, about a mile to the west.

I'd like to start this review with a statement. I don't use Yelp to just leave negative reviews. If…read moreyou check, you can see that my reviews have all been positive ones. This park claims that it is accessible. Reality is...I'm not an able bodied person. I use a walker/rollator to help me get around. Without it, I might as well be in a wheelchair. With it I can navigate the local stores and activities. This park has some accessible parking spots. One in each lot. There is a break in the fence wide enough for a wheelchair to make it through. But in reality no wheelchair will be able to access the pit toilets available for use here. You have to enter through a half door that can swing back and forth and then make a sharp turn to access the toilet. No regular wheelchair could make that turn. You'd have to have one of those electric scooters that can turn on a dime. But to even get to the bathrooms you have to make it out of the loose dirt and rocky parking lot. Then maneuver the uneven dirt/grass ground to the bathrooms. My rollator walker didn't stand a chance to even make it to the bathrooms let alone anywhere else in the park I couldn't access with our car. My husband looked up this place after our daughter came here on a school outing and loved it. He saw that it is listed as accessible, but the truth is, it is not. I wanted to make sure anyone who is disabled or injured could read my review and make a decision based on it. I gave the park a rating of two because my husband and daughter still enjoyed themselves. My husband isn't super able bodied (he uses a cane), so by using his walking/hiking poles he could get around nicely.