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.

Large and spacious. A huge area for kids and lots of grass for frisbee or soccer or whatever you…read moremay like. Dedicated parking along with tons of other parking on any nearby street. Very bike-able going through on the nearby trail and all the sidewalks are wide for strollers, dogs, walking groups, and people biking or skating along. Really enjoy the design and open layout of this park. I've seen a few birthday parties hosted at the nearby tables adjacent to the playground. Still even on the weekends the park never seems to be over crowded. Even in the heat of summer the water features next to the playground are in use but not swarmed. Lots of nice businesses nearby you can walk to so a great location all around. Certainly one of the premier parks in the local area.

I love Ralston Central…read more The splash park is turned on Memorial Day through Labor Day and it is so cute + I actually love running through it on my hot day runs. The sand volleyball is great but bring your own net and wear shoes because the sand is mostly just small rocks. The grass is always well kept and only sucks when they aerate and all the plugs are laying around waiting to be stepped on. But overall I love this park! The view is currently getting taken over by a new build apartment complex but I guess it was only a matter of time.

We've visited this park a few times and unfortunately this most recent experience was less than…read moreideal. We brought our kids who are young but capable at throwing discs. They are learning the rules of disc golf and getting quite good. We typically skip hole 5 due to the extreme blind throw over the creek and the kids just can't quite throw that hard yet. This particular day was quite busy and we were doing our best to ensure we weren't holding up the people behind us. We skipped hole 5 again and waited behind a couple of people at hole 6. A group came up after us and when it was our turn, they stepped up in front of us as if take their turn. I was confused but tried to give them the benefit of the doubt and said it's ok if you go ahead of us. The man immediately and argumentatively harassed us for having cut the line. My husband stepped in and tried to diffuse the situation, while trying to understand how he came to accuse us of cutting when that was precisely what he'd just done. Apparently he saw us skip hole 5 and didn't understand why and thought we just didn't want to wait. I completely under this point of view but unfortunately he wouldn't let us explain and essentially screamed at us until we decided to walk away. It was a truly unpleasant experience and I feel as though we could have discussed it more civilly but were never given the chance. I haven't ever encountered anyone that passionate about playing every hole, but with kids that's just not possible. I hope we are able to visit again and put this behind us but I suppose I just want others to be aware that there are players who feel strongly about certain aspects of this course. Overall it's a decent course with lots walking which is the part we previously enjoyed.

This place is beautiful. The creek runs through the park and it is a great place to walk with…read morefamily. There are always folks playing disc golf. There is a nice playground for the littles. We enjoy coming here for family walks.

Really neat, large park with unique play equipment near Arvada Middle School. Two play structures,…read moreone for small kids and one for bigs kids. This park had both a roundabout and a teeter totter, something we've been looking for. It also had very nice rock formations, one elephant, one lion, for kids to climb on. Wood chip base, which was a little annoying. Also, no restrooms as per the norm for Arvada parks. None close by either. Not a lot of shade, except for the picnic structure. The picnic structure can be reserved for $60 plus a refundable $25 deposit, according to the sign. Definitely one of the better parks in Arvada.

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.

Ball fields, a trail, lakes for fishing? What a gem right near Denver! I can only give four stars…read moresince honestly I was only here at night for half hour to watch the comet. It provided a great western view, probably great for sunset! Lots of parking both for the playing fields and trails. Connects to Clear Creek too!

Beautiful park! Love the bike trails and park for kiddos. They could use a mini park for the 1 year…read moreolds... hopefully an update soon in the future. Otherwise great place for picnics and outdoor fun!

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

This park/playground is situated within a neighborhood. It has 3 covered picnic tables and a…read morecouple of uncovered ones. It has 1 grill, a bunch of open green space, a basketball court, tennis courts, walking path, and porta potty's. I feel like this park is best for older kids. If your child has any physical limitations at all, I would avoid this park. It is not accessible at all. The walking path is paved, but it is very hilly.

If you don't live in this small community adjacent to this hidden park, you probably don't know…read moreabout it. You may not even know if the newly built West Woods Community/Police Station just to the south of the park. I barely noticed the park when biking past its entrance. I only went seeking it out when I heard kids on the playground. They've got an extensive walking path around the outside of the park, with interspersed rock, paths in the center connecting the covered picnic areas and the playground. The playground includes two 'rock' boulders with a rope between the two, a couple swing sets, and a dinky slide. Adjacent to the playground, though, is a decently sized grass field. There's also a horseshoe pit on the northside of the grass field with a covered area for seating. It's a hidden gem, with plenty to offer.

This park is excellent for everything! When I lived near here this was the park that was closest,…read morenice park to take a run, take your dogs in the grassy areas or even just take in the perfect evening weather

Very nice park for the kids. It includes a huge sandbox and mini waterfall where they can play and…read morebuild castles.

We love living near Anderson Park!…read more Right along Clear Creek Trail, this trail is super popular for bikers, runners, and dog walkers alike. Unless it's the heart of winter, you can expect to see a lot of action along the trail. My dogs love it! The park itself has a baseball field, soccer field, playground, pavilion, and community pool with a giant waterslide. Depending on the season, there's always something going on. The park is spacious with plenty of parking towards the back near the pavilion and soccer field. Our favorite annual event they host is the Wheat Ridge Carnation Festival. They truly go all out with local vendors, carnival rides, bands, car show, etc. I totally recommend checking it out at least once! I should probably upload more pictures, because I come here pretty frequently with the pups. Anderson Park is a staple for Wheat Ridge residents, especially the ones who live in the surrounding neighborhoods.

This is my neighborhood park and it has a special place in my heart. There is a basketball court, a…read morerec center with outdoor pool, baseball field, grass area for soccer or other activities, 2 playgrounds, a covered area with grills, a trail along Clear Creek, and also a makerspace. I think the Clear Creek Trail is what really makes this park stand out. I am not sure just how long the trail spans, but I have biked from Golden to Westminster so it is quite long and, for the most part, well-maintained and pretty. The trail right by Anderson Park in particular is very peaceful and full of vegetation. The park also holds events every now and then such as the Carnation Festival and concerts.