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.

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.

Super cute park with large grass space, covered picnic areas, and new play structure…read more This park is nestled back in the neighborhoods off of Ford street. Note that if you follow google maps, it's takes you to a house and not the parking lot. Oops! The small parking area is right on Ford street. At first this park looks mostly like a grass area with the picnic tables, but it actually goes quite far back. Behind the trees are more picnic tables and a nice play structure with some funky things to play on. This park is also right on the bike path making it super convenient. Lovely place for an afternoon at the park!

This park is super cute! It's an excellent place to bring the kids (furry or otherwise)…read more Parking is right off of Ford St. (Google/Apple Maps will bring you to the incorrect location; just stay on Ford and you'll see the parking lot.) There's also a bike trail that runs alongside the park so you can easily access it via that trail system. There are two covered picnic areas that are great for events. They have a total of 5 tables. There's also another table area a little father in to the park near the rock-climbing apparatus (which is another cool addition!) The playground itself is pretty great. They have lots of fun equipment to entertain kids of all ages. I did see a couple kids injure themselves on the slanted round spinning wheel gizmo--it may be best to keep your very little ones off this particular structure. We came for a 2-year-old's birthday party and I think it was the perfect location!

This is a really nice park. They've got a little lake with a fountain and there were tons of baby…read moregoslings which was super cute. The playground was really nice and my daughter had fun playing there. They have a good picnic structure lots of grassy area for picnic or sports all around Goode Park lots of parking.

I think their slogan should be "O'Kane Park: Not Nearly As Sketchy As You'd Think."…read more Or is it just me that thinks that rhyming your park with the name of an illegal controlled substance was a bad idea? At any rate, I've seen some sketchy, skeevy parks in the Denver Metro area, and I'm happy to report that-- despite it's poor choice in monikers-- O'Kane park is NOT one of them. The play structure? IS AWESOME. It's remarkably graffiti-free (no small feat on the West Si-yeeeed) and big enough so that even when it's crawling with ankle-biters on a sunny Saturday afternoon, the kids have room to roam. There are slides for every age and bravery-level, plus lots of tunnels, rings, bridges, and poles. If you happen to fall off any of these things, you'll land in some soft, clean wood chips. Nice! Aside from the playground, there are covered picnic/BBQ areas (available to reserve, if need be), plus ACRES of green field space, walking trails, tennis and basketball courts, and a little pond. Dogs do need to be on leash here, and most people respect that. Of note: the place can be crawling with Bitchy Belmar Mommies. Last time I was there, my 19-month-old had the AUDACITY to touch another kid's sippy cup (the horror!). BBM came swooping in, antibacterial wipe in hand, nose all out of joint and practically busting a vein in her forehead. "Sorry," I said, casually (because it was REALLY no big deal), "he's in that 'grab everything' stage." I didn't mention that when you bring a brightly-colored wagon full of toys and sippy cups to a public playground and park it right next to the slides, you really can't expect other kids NOT to take an interest in it. "Well!" BBM huffed at me," MY kids are preemies, and they just recently got over being sick, so..." In that "..." were implied the words: "keep your filthy kid's germy hands off my stuff." Um, hello? A) You're at a public playground, and that big ol' jungle gym your darlings are climbing upon has WAY more germs on it than my kid's hands ever will. And B) your kids are like, FOUR FREAKIN' YEARS OLD. If you're still playing the preemie card, you have some serious issues, lady. Anyhow, Bitchy Belmar Mommies notwithstanding, O'Kane Park is a pretty cool place. Check it out!

Twin Lakes Park is a beautiful park in the northwest city border between Denver and Westminster…read more However it does not belong to either city. It is part of Adams county parks and open space. This park is easily accessible by car or by the Clear Creek bike trail. At the time of my visit the park and all of the surrounding were immaculately maintained. There are many displays of art including two carved statues and intricate gravel designs by the front entrance. There is also a small playground and a paved path that encompasses the lake.

Adams County made a big investment and did a great job with this park. It has great connecting…read moretrails along the creek, two ponds, playground area, new and mature trees, resting/shade areas, etc. BUT the reason for only 2 stars comes from the many, many piles of dog poop that are left all over this park that ruins it for everyone. It's a real shame the local neighborhoods/residents don't take better care of the one nice place they have in the area. Maybe if Adams County could provide poop bag stations/more trash cans people would take better care. All of that dog poop eventually ends up going into the ponds and nearby creek...super gross to think about when I see people fishing in the ponds. :( please pick up after your dogs neighbors!

I love how well-maintained this park is it's actually very enjoyable to come here and be able to…read morewalk the park with your dogs or without it just get some peace of mind. Baseball fields are really well-maintained. Grass is always cut. Trees are always taken care of and when the season is in, they do have accessible toilets for everybody. Thanks For The Read Until Next Time

Just moved into the neighborhood and thought this would be an excellent place to walk my dog…read more.. Greatly mistaken as Highland Hills could care less about public safety or access. Tire tracks can clearly be seen but no effort to plow paths. On one occasion employees in trucks just hung out in the Parking Lot talking for over an hour.... WTH Is this what HH Parks & Recreation employs. Will make the same effort to never visit any of their paid attractions or locations. HH sell it to Adam County so it can be professionally maintained for the surrounding Community.

Cute playground fully fenced and mid city! Next to the water that has a biking walking trail next…read moreto it. Clean and nicely maintained even with all the homeless around.

Small Downtown playground along Cherry Creek. Good stop after going to Ball Arena and a halfway…read morestop between Empower Field and Union Station. Not big but keeps our little guy entertained while I sit k. A shady bench.

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.