This has been one of my very favorite parks my entire life out of all the states I've been to. Huge…read morelake, lovely people, great skate park, great jungle gyms for kids, great views.

This beautiful park has just about everything-except a splash pad!…read moreThere is a large lake you can walk around or fish, great playgrounds, an amphitheater, several picnicking pavilions, clean restrooms, and tons of grassy fields for sports or lounging.

Absolutely love this park!! The train is so much fun, there is shade everywhere to have a picnic,…read moreand great for kids of all ages to play in the creek. I've been coming here since I was a kid and now I bring my own kids here! Highly recommend for a fun summertime activity for the whole family.

I feel a bit silly for having just recently discovered this park, but what an awesome find. How did…read moreI not realize this was here sooner? So there's an awesome petting zoo and train that you can pay to enjoy but the rest of the park is just as incredible. There's a shallow creek that runs the length of the park. It's honestly one of the best places for kids to just free play safely in the summer. Lots of great trees for parents to chill under while the kids enjoy the water. It's a perfect picnic spot for sure. Go make a day of it! There's also a traditional playground near the petting zoo and train station. My kids said the water is cold but on a hot day, it's the perfect activity. There are restrooms as well. There's some covered seating with picnic tables but it's just easier to bring a nice blanket and find a tree to camp under (or bring some outdoor chairs). We did the petting zoo recently too. It's $3 per person for the petting zoo for anyone over the age of 2. Same price for the train. You can do one and not the other. Tickets can be purchased on site or online. They give you one token per ticket for each activity. So you can only go through the petting zoo once and take the train once on a paid ticket. The petting zoo has cows, pigs, a duck, goats, alpacas, chickens, etc. It's fairly small, but a good way to expose city kids to sweet tempered farm animals. My kids loved the train! It does a nice big loop around the park. And the best part is the tunnel you go through at the end. The train is also beautiful - pretty green, shiny train. I would say the only down side is parking. I've ended up parking at the Pirates Cove area both times I've gone. There's simply not enough spots. Go early in the morning if you want to enjoy otherwise you might be completely out of luck.

Nice, hidden park of adventures right here. The parking is right off the main road which is nice…read more The space is not plentiful for the amount of pedestrians in this area. You have access to either side of the park entrance off the main road. There is a crosswalk‍‍ and a beg button to safely cross. Watch out for coyotes in the area too. There are two porta potty clearly marked and camouflaged with the environment. SMART! I walked a few trails and blissfully absorbed the sounds of nature surrounding me. I like the ponds, the native wildlife and natural earth tone paths. One thing for sure is if you are out here for a period of time I would take some kind of bug spray. The mosquitoes were horrible. I also liked the sporadically places rocks, giant tree log, tree trunks and memorial benches place in this park. A soothing, gentle and relaxing atmosphere and area. I'll be back to explore more!

Pristine largely untouched beauty, with a lot of mature trees and scruffy undergrowth, and a…read morecrushed dirt-n-pebble bike path (Highland Canal trail) meandering through it on the way to joining other trails on the way to Santa Fe Drive. Highly recommended for leisurely biking!

Nice park with playgrounds and walking paths. Parking is far from the fields, so if you have…read moremobility issues, be warned. I went to watch a senior softball game, so some people had difficulty getting from the lot on University down to the ball field. Another issue that surprised me was that the ball field was not very well kept. Although chalk outlines were new, the bases were not securely affixed to the ground, and there were uneven areas, including some holes. This caused some players to fall.

Named after Julia DeKoevend, who homesteaded the land before the turn of the century is a very…read morelarge park on the south side of the city of Centennial. It has multiple playgrounds, ball fields, tennis courts and pavilions. Motorized traffic can enter on University street next to Goodson Rec Center. Pedestrians and Bicycles can use the popular Highland Canal Trail that intersects and traverses several sections of the park. I really enjoy every time I come here and intend to come here much more.

Great park with (free? I don't use them) tennis courts located right across from St. Mary's. There…read moreis also a huge children's play area with slides, see-saws, and tunnels. If you look this place up on Google maps, it calls it Lower Ridgewood Park. There is an entry on the South Suburban Parks & Rec website under each name, so I'm not sure which is technically correct. I just go by the sign out front.

Cornerstone park is one of the bigger parks in the Littleton/Englewood area. It is interconnected…read morewith Bellview park and Progress park by way of walking and biking trails. I came here for the city of Littleton's fourth of July fireworks display and it was a visual feast for the eyes. This is a nice park with many large grassy open areas to play and have fun or just sit and relax.

Plenty or parking. Tons of grass area. Was there for 4th of July 2018 Family Festival. No bounce…read morehouses are free. Charge for them. Bummer. Great playground with splashpad area. Restrooms. Nice park overall for the kids.

Beautiful little park with a nice size pond with ducks and geese. Play area for the kids. Nice…read morewalking path around the pond and clean bathroom. Beautiful area.

This is a cute medium to large sized park right in Downtown Littleton. There is a large playground,…read morepavilion, walking and biking trails and a giant rose garden right across the street. Ill come back when the roses are in bloom, Im sure it be quite the sight to see!

Set atop a large hill on the southern edge of Littleton, Jackass hill boasts fantastic views, but…read moreId hardly call it a "park" since there are no distinguishing attributes to designate it as so. no trees, green manicured lawns, not even a simple park bench, just a large wide open wild field. but perhaps the beauty is in its simplicity and just be thankful that its there.

Nice little park with a good, elevated view of the mountains. Lots of flowers and shrubbery, not…read moremuch grass but that didn't bother me. Couldn't find a garbage pail so I had to take a bag of doggy poo home with me to throw it in the dumpster there.