This is such a beautiful park with plenty of open space and parking. We came here for the 4th of…read moreJuly Stars and Stripes event and loved every minute. It's a very organized and clean park and we cannot wait to return with the kiddos!

This park is enormous and beautiful with great information boards and directory. There's a dog park…read morewhich makes it great for my dog. I came Here also to do a Covid test which was so fast.

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

I really liked this little park. They have a nice play area great grassy space and some nice…read morepavilions. It was a little dirty. People didn't clean up their dog poo and leaks and stuff like that which took away from the experience, but that's not necessarily the parks fault.

This is a nice little park located on the west side of Kipling, between approximately 27th and…read more29th. The first time I had taken my son here, they had old playground equipment. Over the fall/winter, they have changed it out, which has definitely been for the better. The playground area is small, but my kids had a great time. The signs on the equipment states that they are designed for kids between 5-12 years. My nearly 3 year old didn't have any problems navigating it, except for a small tube bridge. There are a couple of swings on the play area. There are restroom facilities by the playground, but I think they were still closed. There's a field with faint lines and goal posts at the ends, which is between the playground and Kipling. There is also a basketball platform by the playground. Next to the playground and the field, there is a covered pavilion with BBQ stands. All in all, this is a nice park to take the kids so they can let out their energy for a few minutes. The family we met while there was very nice, too. We'll be back.

It's Peaceful The play area was really clean with no graffiti …read more... I took a few pictures, but these pictures don't measure up to how nice it is during the summer days.... It's very private small park very clean the neighbors around expect you to respect their living area by keeping it clean no loud music, etc.. So if you're driving around, looking for a park to hang out at check this one out enjoy ! Thanks For The Read Until Next Time.....

We often end up here after my son's rec center art classes because the playground is visible from…read morethe parking lot. It's a nice bug playground with well maintained equipment. The lake has a paved path around it. There's lots of picnic tables and big shade trees. Smiley branch library is at the southeast end of the park and is a lovely old library to step into if you have time. There is also an off leash dog park, but it's all gravel and unfortunately pretty poopy as not everyone picks up after their dog.

This is a nice little park right in the center of town, hence the name town center park. Its…read moresurrounded by shops and restaurants so its not exactly visible from the main road, you have to go into the shopping center parking lot and circle around the back of the restaurants, but its a nice park when you find it. Nice green grass, trees that provide shade,flowers, bushes and park benches. No playground or other amenities, but nice park for its location.

Beautiful and picturesque flat 14er! I found this location during my 2020/2021 Colorado relocation…read moreand fell in love. I should preface this with I LOVE COLORADO!!! I'm a San Diego native and yes it's home but Colorado has my heart. When you arrive at Barr Lake there is an entrance fee but it was minimal. I purchased the park pass. It was worth it. When you drive through the gate the speed is slow because there are multiple parking lots and turn off areas and pedestrians so keep an eye out. I drove to the last lot where the information center is and had no problem finding a parking spot. There were several people and groups already there and setting off on their walk. I joined them. It was a clear October day in 2020 and I was excited to walk and gawk and snap pictures. I walked about for over three hours and met some lovely people. I believe I snapped over 200 shots that day. It's one of my all time favourite places in Colorado.

Recently got a Colorado State Parks pass with the purchase of my license plates for my new vehicle…read moreso I decided to check out Barr Lake. It's about 30 minutes from Denver and I when I arrived it was so windy so I didn't get to explore much. I will say though, it's a beautiful State Park with tons of parking, picnic tables, benches, and places to grill and chill. A lot of trails in the park too that I can't wait to go back and check out. You can take a boat out there as well. Will update my review when I go back on a less windy day! ** Also huge shout out to Judy at the pay station- she was super friendly and very helpful with the questions I had for her. I enjoyed our conversations and she also gave me a red plastic holder to keep my state parks pass in, which I throughly enjoyed receiving. **

Oakhurst Park is a nice little neighborhood park in the city of Westminster. Many walking and…read morebiking trails along peaceful green meadows ensures that you'll have a nice time within the park and to where the trails lead. This park also provides multiple large parking lots and an open air pavilion in the center able to host birthday parties and other get togethers. The playground features an old fashioned tractor that displays the history of how this once was all farm land.

I've lived all over the country. Every place has parks. This? A little on the different side. It's…read morebig for a community park in the middle of a neighborhood. There's trails, a soccer field, lots of places to picnic with the family. I didn't even make it to the whole place and I'll definitely be back to walk with the kiddo.

We stopped by here today and got attacked by a cottonwood tree. It looked like it was snowing. The…read morepark was big with plenty of room for Rosy to run around. Lots of ducks and geese. I'd stop by again if I'm in the area but wouldn't go out of my way.

Jack B. Tomlinson Park provides a quick escape from sitting at my desk and staring at a computer…read morescreen. If you're like me and looking to stretch your legs during your lunch break, there is a paved path that cuts through the park and circles the rather large pond (lots o' geese!). I saw several people strolling on the path, as well as a few people eating their lunches on one of several benches. There is parking and a pretty standard playground at this park with swings, slides, and monkey bars, so if you've got kids, there ya go. Seemed like the few people there on a weekday, summer afternoon were 8-5'ers with the same plan as me. However, there was one semi-sketchy dude sitting on a bench yelling at people as they walked by. While he seemed harmless enough, it may be something to keep in mind if your kids are heading there, since this doesn't seem to be in a highly trafficked area.