Great park with lots of activities. Big playground so you can play soccer, baseball, dodge ball. If…read moreyou need a court they have two basket ball courts outside. There are lots of swings, slides, climbing things and so on. This place will be packed on weekends which is a good sign. Lots of roofed tables to chill at or have a picnic at. Overall a solid place just wish the water fountain situation was better they are closed more than open. Solid park

Mason in a met another mom and her son for a play date over at Cary Park the other day it was my…read morefirst time ever visiting the park and it was a pretty nice little park. We have a very good playground. Lots of open field space to run around the kids had fun climbing trees and it was really close to the rec center. Bathrooms were open and we're clean which is awesome especially when you are out with toddlers And pregnant it really helps.

My family and I had another wonderful day at Belmar Park. My almost 5-year-old loves to walk around…read moreand see the different animals and write down the interesting things that we see so yesterday we like these ducks tons of turtles and a bunch of birds, but in the past, we've seen horses and muskrats and huge fish it's such a fun park!

I enjoyed this park. I was first a little hesitate because I wasn't sure where the park began and…read morethe museum began. I guess they are all connected I adore the residential houses that are part of the Lakewood history. The nerd in me wanted to read about every building but my dog had different plans. There are trails everywhere. It's long, paved, unpaved, full of weeds and dead trees, or the traditional grass. This park has a lot to offer. There are also trails for horses too. I enjoyed how the lake had small land areas in the middle of it so ducks and geese would crowd around there more than the walking ways. So yes there is geese poop on the sidewalks but not as much.

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!

This is a pretty nice park on a fairly quiet street in Lakewood. The landscaping is well done, and…read morethe picnic tables and play structures are pretty well maintained. The picnic tables are close enough to the playground that you can easily keep an eye on your kids from there. The infant swings were both lopsided. Someone took the bottom ring off each side, so one side on each swing starts on the second link, instead of the first. And they're kind of high up off the ground, so they don't swing as high. There are two regular swings, too, and they are also high off the ground. The play structure is really, really tall. There's a climbing wall on the side to get to the top. It can be kind of daunting to watch your young kid scale the wall like a little monkey. My son doesn't usually like slides, but he liked the tall one enough to scale the wall to get to it a few times. As we were leaving around noonish, there were a lot of other people who were coming to the park. Not really the types to want to walk or play in the park, but to stand around and do whatever it is they do. There is an on-site porta-potty, but I highly recommend against using it, as someone who is obviously not hygienic spread their grossness all around. Ewww. I'd still go visit the park itself, though.

The kids really like this place, although it doesn't strike me as the most awesome playground in…read morethe world. But it's definitely worth a visit. There is a porta-potty, and a little covered patio area. Wood chips, some spinny toys, a little bouncy airplane to hop in and fly away. You will probably find graffiti somewhere on the premises, but during the daylight hours there is no strong feeling of ghetto-ness.

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.

Wow, what an amazing gem to have in the neighborhood. My kid absolutely delights in running through…read morethe different water features. She is two and enjoys the little baby zone and the bigger stuff. We have gone middle of the day July, and it is hot and busy, but not overcrowded. Can book picnic locations through lakewood rec website and gas grill is provided. We even ran out of gas mid grilling and someone came a replaces the tank! Great spot to have a get together that everyone will enjoy!

Well, this is a super cool neighborhood jam there's some covered picnic pavilions, clean, changing…read morerooms. The splash pad itself, and the whole area was very clean and well cap. I was there with my six-year-old and some of his friends and my one year-old I think without the friends, my older child wouldn't have had as much fun, but the area was like perfect for my one-year-old she had a blast. I'm hoping to bring her back once my son is in school so that we can just go at her speed.

Gorgeous park with lookout over the city of Denver downtown area. Many amenities like skate park…read moredog park large grass field. Large pond. Street parking only

Bring your doggy food bowls and man' s best friend!! This park is filled with open space for your…read morepuppy partner in crime! On the Southwest side of downtown Denver, this park has a pretty stellar view of the city and a nice lake nearby. There are fenced play areas for doggies to roam free and forget about puppy problems puppies face. The splash pad is seen within the park, and it's very useful for dogs to have more to do than just run around. This park is a much needed space for canines all around, and bring communities together. I like that it is also bike friendly and also close to the campus in Downtown Denver. There is seating areas with shading and also open from 5am-11pm daily. I found that there are play areas with "Low Energy Play," and the fence divides the sections. I enjoy seeing how organized the park is. There are little doggy waste poles all around the park that is also useful. This park is also helpful to students with dogs and homework time. Very quiet for homework and studying. This is one of my favorite doggy parks.