Wonderful place to take my dog to the dog park or just go for a walk in the tall pine trees. Very…read morepeaceful place. Never too crowded but also enough people around so you know civilization is close-by. Very pretty ponds with turtles. Nicely groomed walking trails all over. Clean restrooms too.

Love this place! There is a hidden stunning (lake) you'll…read morefind if you walk/hike up the park or if you drive up there to the parking lots in the forest behind these wonderful and spectacular ponds! The view really IS breath-taking! * It is the perfect LUNCH get-a-way * Chitchat hotspot * Dog-Walking Paradise * Picnic Area/Hub Or * Picture-Photography Scenery You'll encounter out/up there. It seems to be very family friendly with grilling zones, lots of benches to sit on and soccer/volleyball play grounds with restrooms at the bottom. A dream of A "Mecca"!

The park was decent and clean. They have a playset and tennis courts along with some open space…read more I'm giving it 3 stars because the handful of people there were staring a lot, enough so that it made the visit awkward.

The family I nanny for recently moved to Castle Rock, so we are new to the area. I found a website…read morethat lists the must-visit parks in town, so we've been trying them out! We loved Gemstone Park! HIGHLIGHTS: - Swings! (Including baby swings) - Basketball and Tennis Court - Picnic Tables & Benches - A large canopy for shade This park is very well maintained. The grass was freshly mowed and I didn't find any litter. The playground itself is accessible for toddlers. The child I nanny is 19 months and she had a blast. There were slides for her size and I went down the bigger slides with her. There are prairie dogs just a short walk down the path. You can hear them squeaking from the park, but they tend to hide if you get too close.

We saw some really cool stuff here including a duck that had made a next by the small waterfall…read more The pond is fun to walk around and there were baby geese that my kids enjoyed watching. The playground is pretty good and had an interesting merry-go-round of sorts. There is also a cool rock bridge you can cross as you walk around the pond. The ice-cream truck came by while we were there as well.

Wow !! It was super nice & VERY inclusive; they had a whole setup for wheelchairs with multiple…read morethings to do! We'll definitely be back

This is a great park! It's a nice open space with a beautiful view of the mountains. The paved…read moretrail goes all the way to I-25 and hooks up with several other trails, so it's a long distance runner's dream. They have disc golf and a nice play area for the kids. And the park does, of course, feature a creek. I added some pics, though some of these are from the creek further along the trail. It's gorgeous!!

it's quite lovely especially for being in the middle of town. My kids love walking the trails along…read morethe creek. Makes my dog pretty happy too

We sent our oldest to the summer camp a couple of summers ago. He loved it. So we are just looking…read moreat the program again. This will be one of the camps we will sign up for this summer.

Great place to spend the day with your family or take someone on a date. I found this place all…read morearound very enjoyable with decently priced mini golf as well as a full bar and other activities. I enjoyed the detail and design of this Jurassic themed mini golf course. Definitely top tier along with friendly staff makes this a win in my book!

Monday 2:30pm Brought my two granddaughters to enjoy playing…read morein the sun and get some fresh air. Thank goodness there are port a potties since my 2 year granddaughter is potty training and had a little accident. There are plenty of apparatus for the kids to climb on and play with. There are wood chips under the play structures so you need to keep that in mind when deciding which shoes to have the kids wear. There is plenty of green space to throw a ball or play tag. Plenty of parking. We'll definitely be back since this park is located not far from my son's house in The Meadows. Thank you to the City of Castlerock for keeping this park clean.

Cute neighborhood park. We went there just exploring, looking for a new place to check out. My son…read moreloved the bison statues, named one of them after himself! The porta potties were clean, my son even said they smelled nice!

Limited parking. Some of the features are showing wear and tear. Very popular; lots of people on…read morethe weekends. The kids had a good time.

Very cute and fun park for children of all ages. Lots of shade and benches. Playground is…read moreaccessible and I saw all the children enjoying themselves. The splashpad is an added bonus. The bathrooms are clean and the entire area is well maintained.

5 stars for winter snow, first time visit, and sledding for little kids (2-5). I can't say what the…read morepark is like without snow but looks like it should be good too. Sleds and tubes were provided by the park. We brought our own. Some brought kid skis and snowboards. More anecdotally, we had a great time. There were a few other families. Although we didn't talk to any of them, everyone coordinated well and parents made sure the path was clear before letting theirs kids down.

We've been here several times before. Whenever we are in Winter Park... this is the place to go…read morewith or without kids. First of all, this is FREE fun! Yes... I said FREE! If your kids are not old enough to go skiing, snowboarding, or tubing, this is a great introduction to the snow. I have brought my kids here when they were toddlers... and now that they are older, they still don't mind coming here. FREE Sledding?! Yup! You can bring your own sled, but if you don't have one, they have free sleds to use, and the most recent visit had tubes too! I'm not sure if they just provide these sleds/tubes for people to use and/or if people choose to leave their sleds kind of like a donation. We actually left our sled there. We figured that we've been blessed with this place with free sleds/tubes and a fun sledding hill, so we might as well pay it forward. Besides, we live in Denver... and there isn't that much snow to go sledding often. Although the signs say a certain age limit...adults and kids of all ages were going down the sledding hill. This really is a fun place. Our most recent trip to Winter Park consisted of coming here 2 days in a row. When you have kids that are old enough to ski/snowboard/tubing, but you don't want to pay the lift fees and/or rentals this place is a great alternative. Besides the sledding hill, there is a playground for the kids to play.... and you can stay warm by the fire pit. Bring your own hot cocoa, tea, or coffee. Also, Pokémon Go players... there are several stops and a gym here :) If you're looking for an inexpensive place to have fun... this is the place.