This is the best park we've ever been to! We easily make the drive up from Colorado Springs just to…read morevisit this park. It's super clean with lots of areas to sit and even picnic. There's so much for kids to do and explore. My toddler loves the small kid's playground area. Others have had issues with the parking situation, but we have had no problems.

This was a pretty cool park, but the zipline was down when we were there. There's a great seating…read morearea where you can monitor the kids with clear visibility to the main structure. The kids enjoyed all of the park, which was clean and had plenty of parking when we were there. There's a school nearby and some games (tennis and baggo/corn-hole) off to the sides.

I had the opportunity to visit this park recently. I pass by it often in my travels around Castle…read moreRock. This has become my favorite park in Castle Rock to get my daily steps in. I love the various paved trails throughout the park. I believe it's 4 miles round trip. What I also love about the park is that there is another park directly across the street from the Meadows Blvd entrance. Castle Rock is a fantastic community for walking trails. I also love that this park isn't crowded with too many people. It's actually deceiving as you're passing the Meadows Blvd entrance because the park doesn't look like much. However, if you park and get out of your car to start walking trails, there is so much beauty that begins to unfold. As you venture towards the opposite side of the park there are pickle ball courts, tennis courts, basketball courts, two tiny baseball fields, a large swimming pool and children's playground. There is plenty of open space to venture out onto the grass to play your favorite activity with family or friends. Recently, I saw about 3-4 people using a small trampoline and a ball to play a game on the grass. I absolutely love seeing citizens enjoying their local park. Across from the pool entrance there are public restrooms. I used the men's restroom on a recent trip and was impressed that it was kept fairly clean. It wasn't trashed or dirty. Opposite from the Meadows Blvd park entrance is a medium sized parking lot. I've never seen the parking lot full when visiting lately. I also believe that you must reserve any of the courts in the park. Fact check this. Again, plan accordingly. I've seen the Pickle Ball courts full during every trip to the park lately. You can always check the park website for court usage or call the local parks and recreation department in Castle Rock. I hope that you enjoy your visit to this beautiful park! I know that I will continue to enjoy my usage of it. Always look forward to getting my steps in when traveling through it!

Newly remodeled, inclusive playground. Lots of kids compared to other isolated parks. Cute painted…read morerock garden. Wish the splash park at the pool next door was connected for free.

This park has baseball fields, pavilions, and a playground. The landscape was well maintained with…read morefreshly cut grass, it really stood out. There was some litter in a few places, which surprised me since everything looked well manicured otherwise. The kids enjoyed the playset, especially the monkey bars and slides. The larger pavilion had clean bathrooms, shaded seating, and a water fountain.

I parked here and got started on the trails, but the park is pretty cool. There are tons of tennis…read morecourts and another section with a playground and additional parking. I liked the layout of the park and it is on a very low traffic area with a fire station nearby (also saw 4 deer there, right in the neighborhood). It looks fun for kids.

It's a good park with a great baseball field. It's really quiet there and the nearby houses are…read moreoff in the distance. The playset had monkey bars and a tall slide that the kids enjoyed. The parking on the far side is wheelchair-accessible and there's a ramp to get a chair down into the play area.

I love to visit the park with my granddaughters when I'm in town. They can't get enough of the…read moreswings and big rock climbing. The play gym is excellent for all sorts of imagined games. Not even the cold weather keeps them away. I appreciate the mulch instead of gravel: much less serious legs and hand injuries. It's conveniently located near their home and a wonderful location for parties and large gatherings. I like that the park has a trail of sorts that lead to other trails for walks and cycling. The greenery surrounding the play area, and covered picnic areas are very well kept and the trees are beautiful.

Shelter: Yes Power Outlet: Yes…read more Drinking Fountain: Yes Restrooms: No Grill: No Fields and Courts: No Parking Spaces: Street Handicap Accessible: No Playground: Yes Shelter Seating Capacity: 1-8 Other Information: Gazebo

I attended a community event on Saturday June 29, 2024. The Polish Club of Denver facilitated this…read moreevent. I felt this park was the perfect venue for it. I passed by here numerous times in the past. This past Saturday was my first time here. The setup of the park is nice. There is a nice playground area for the kids. Plenty of picnic tables nearby and a separate event area with lots of picnic tables. The picnic table area is covered which is nice. There are also plenty of spaces around the picnic area to setup tents for vendor booths. What I really enjoyed were the surrounding views as you walked away from the covered picnic area and towards the Veterans Memorial. They have a really nice Veterans Memorial. Too bad that it's sort of away from the main gathering areas of the park. Nonetheless, I'm glad they have it! Also, public restrooms are in the park, of course. They also have a ball field with other open areas to toss around a ball. Parking isn't bad here. The parking lot is split up in three different areas. For Saturday's event, I was there about 5:30 pm. There were plenty of spaces. I would return here again for another event. I recommend checking the park website for a listing of events. Also, you may want to consider hosting your own event here!

Nice little playground for the kids to play while killing time before the Renaissance Festival. Off…read morethe beaten path of I-25, tucked away is this hidden gem that many pass through. Definitely a great morning to be at the park.

Fun brand new playground that went in August of 2024. Nice open space if you want to fly a kite…read morenext to it and there's a soccer field and basketball court. The playground itself has five different slides. Just as a side note, it seems like all the new playgrounds in the last 3 years or so maybe longer don't have any monkey bars which is the number one thing that my 5-year-old daughter looks for. I'm sure monkey bars and rings are more liability prone apparatus, but all the newer ones tend to lean towards five and under because they just don't have any playground apparatus that actually builds body strength. Anyone that's been to Paco Sanchez and watched teenagers climbing up the inside of the slide knows what I'm talking about. In hindsight, if I knew that a new playground was going in, I would want to try to put input on increasing apparatus that would lend itself towards the older kids as well.

Marcy Park is a great park in Highlands Ranch. They redid the playground toward the end of summer…read more2024 and we have visited many times since. It's a great choice for little ones and older kids alike. No big drop offs but plenty of areas to climb, slide, swing, and run. They have a fun scavenger hunt you can do as well. There's also a large open field space right by the playground so you can do volleyball, soccer, etc. Several benches, an adult swing, and covered seating options are available as well. Lots of trees and shade which is nice in the summer, but makes the park colder in the winter months. Toilet is basically a hole in the ground which is gross! Let's put real bathrooms in our parks. There's a creek that runs through the area too so that's fun for kids to enjoy in the warmer months.