Morse park is in the heart of Wheat Ridge, a lovely park to meditate, join friends, picnic or…read moresimply walk your dog/s. Every morning I go to meditate at this park, I see dogs being walked at 6AM with little flashlights and watch couples walk every night, if I happen to be out with my Aspen Pretty Eyes. The beauty of this park are the Tennis courts, walkability, TREES many Beautiful Trees, 2 ball parks, rentable grills and tables for large parties. Many come once annually for a gathering, it is traditional. People are friendly, so are the squirrels, give them peanuts early in the morning, they are so cute. Please be sure to clean up after your dog/s and say hello to those you see often and smile. There are picnic tables everywhere, a pool during the summer, with exercise course, the bathrooms are not to great, visit your own at home. Enjoy nature in its beauty here, there are many parks around, this is one special place.

This is a nice park with lots of sports fields. We came for my son's T-ball game. They have what…read morelooks like a nice pool with a big waterslide, but it's not filled up so it must be closed for the season cause I think everything should be open by now, but everything seems to be well-maintained. They have concession stands so you could see how it could be a really fun place to come for games, especially in the evenings.

My son needed a baseball refresher before starting this season so I signed him up for an hour long…read moreprivate lesson with Danny. It was exactly what we needed. Danny was so skilled and knew exactly how to expertly guide him while still keeping things light and fun. I'd spoken with the owner beforehand too, who answered all of my questions and was so helpful. I couldn't recommend them enough.

This place thrives on giving you a bunch of positive vibes and then never actually following up on…read moreany information. They don't respond to emails and JT is just "TOO BUSY" to actually respond to emails that they ask you to send.

This is one of my favorite skate parks. It has well kept smooth cement, elaborate elements, and…read morescenic 360 degree mountain views. Plenty of great photo opportunities to land your best tricks. Family friendly

Decent park for my hubby & son to skate at. They like the variety of things to do tricks off & just…read morecruise around the skatepark part. There needs to be some trash service here badly, though. There was fast food wrappers left in random places & the trash bins were way overflowing. The whole park could use a good mowing also. City: please beautify this park a little. It's definitely worth the attention to upkeep. From their skater perspective, it's worth driving 20 mins from home & bypassing a closer skatepark to come here because of the good variety of things for them to skate. There's a deep bowl, bunch of rails, blocks, street course, various size quarter pipes. The skaters out there seemed friendly. We came around 10am so it wasn't super crowded but there were definitely a few people of all age levels enjoying the beautiful day.

Small (less than one full block), but with an awesome ball field…read more Want to play baseball at night? This is the place.

Great neighborhood park with baseball fields and a sport court with basketball hoops…read more I love this park.

What a nice little dog park I bet it's really gorgeous in the summer when the trees are are left…read moreand maybe there's a little bit of water running through the streams next time. I'm definitely going to follow other users, advice, and park at the brewery rather than walking in from the Parkside Because it would be really fun to have a drink and get something at the food truck after going to the dog park and wearing out the pup overall, it was a great place. The Park toilets were well-maintained and the playground at the park looks nice if you wanna take the kids after you play with the dogs.

Shaded area or sunny area, hilly surroundings. Places to sit at picnic tables or on rocks/stumps…read more Multiple parking areas. There is a brewery that backs up to it. Some went and grabbed a 4 pack of beers and brought them over to the dog park. Thought that was a great idea. Lots of water bowls around, not filled though bring your own water. Probably 20 dogs or so were there on a Sunday afternoon.

This is a nice little park in the blurry area of Lakewood and Golden. It's a park that you either…read moreknow where it's at, or you're lost and you found it on accident. It's tucked away in a cute little neighborhood behind the EPA building. There is a makeshift basketball court from a closed parking lot. A nice walking path winds through the park, although I'm not sure if it makes a complete loop. There are tennis courts and a baseball diamond. There is a small shelter with picnic tables next to the playground. As for the playground, it's right next to a parking lot. The playground is rather small. It's wooden, which is awesome. It just needs to have a metal slide to make it really retro. They had an elephant, tiger, seal, and rocket (?) rocker thingys. Two little swings and two regular swings. My young son was bored with the playground equipment before he used up all his energy. Bummer. All in all, this is a very pretty park with nice flowers in a quiet neighborhood. As for the playground, I doubt we'll be back to enjoy it.

Small play structure with no shade, so probably better in the early morning before it warms up. The…read moreteeter totter is fun, as well as the spinning gadgets around the play area. The bathroom is across the field. My kids played under the trees with sticks and leaves instead of on the playground.

Great park... a little bit of a walk. Bring stroller, parking is a little far from playground..read more

This park has it all! Baseball field, Soccer field, Football field, playground, A lake, and A big…read morewalking path give this place something for everyone! A real gem

Want to see a 90% scale version of the actual Coors Field? This is it! I found it while searching…read morefor interesting things to see in the area. This park was built in 1998. The cost to build it was $2.7 million. The same group who designed Coors Field were involved in building this park, too! The focal point out front is similar. Coors Field has a clock in theirs and this park has a graphic design of a baseball field with the name on it. Both sides of the focal point encompass the name of each park. The full name of this park is: Keli McGregor Field at Coca Cola All-Star Park. The original name was just Coca Cola All-Star Park. Yelp said, "Hi Alana, thanks for the changes. We have added the business page for Keli McGregor Field at Coca Cola All-Star Park to Yelp. Thank you for making Yelp the best place to find great local businesses"... but, it has been shortened to a non-descript: "All Star Park". Parking is a bear, no doubt about it! I only came here once and it was on a game day. For sightseers, you can only enter on game days. It is locked up when no games are being played. There is a lot next to the field which is also used for Gold Crown Foundation's other sports on the other end of the parking lot. Gold Crown Foundation is a youth non-profit organization. It operates three sports complexes including this one. Interesting fact is that there are no lights around the field, so only day games are ever played here. There's a prominent sculpture out front called "Eye On The Ball" created by Price "Ted" Davis. It's a shiny baseball sculpture made of stainless steel. It is reflective, almost like a mirror! Made me think of Cloud Gate aka "The Bean" in Chicago. Cool place to take a Selfie if you are into that! I will probably not ever have the need to return. I'm glad I came to check it out.