Coors Field is one of the best baseball stadiums I have been to. While the home team may be…read morestruggling, the setting of Coors field in downtown Denver can't be beat - the views at sunset are spectacular! Pro tip - if you go to the Silver Bullet Bar, in the 300 section, you can find $3 beers until first pitch. You can get two beers at a time, so keep that in mind as well. The stadium is very clean and well kept as are the bathrooms. The upper deck has plenty of picnic tables and a variety of seating where you can still watch the game on TVs. Coors Field is a staple of Denver, so let's hope those Rockies get back on their feet!

This was my first time at a game here. We went in July for a Reds V Rockies game and sat on the 1st…read morebase side for afternoon shade. Some people in our section were getting irritated with each other ...lots of Reds fans and local people trading barbs. Thankfully, the ushers put a stop to it after a couple innings and things were great afterward. Affordable tickets to the game help ease the pain of concessions. They were very, VERY expensive. Surprised at the crowd size as neither team had great records at the time! Super easy walk from a hotel a couple blocks away. Very nice stadium to see a ball game in!

If you have dogs....this is your sanctuary!!…read more Forget the dog park and rake a stroll with your furry friends around the venue.....

Beautiful park and well maintained. My husband and I took our son here on a hot day to play at the…read moresplash pad and my son loved it. He barely went on the play structures because he loved the water so much. There is tons of activity for all ages from an open grass lawn, two playgrounds, splash pad, baseball fields., swings, and much more. Spring Canyon Park is definitely one that you have to check out!

Small (less than one full block), but with an awesome ball field…read more Want to play baseball at night? This is the place.

Great neighborhood park with baseball fields and a sport court with basketball hoops…read more I love this park.

wonderful sports park great conditio, floodlights are nice on evenings and the bathrooms are in…read moregreat condition. much recommend!

Big fields over 50 good for tournaments but grass was a little high for soccer absolutely loved the…read morefields though

This smaller park is a neighborhood gem. It has 9-hole golf course, fitness center, walking path…read moreand an outdoor pool. It is not the kind of park with hibachi grills or picnic shelters which translates to more privacy, less noise and a refreshing degree of charm. The pool is small yet never seems over crowded. Lots of trees and foliage throughout the park offer nice cover for private walks with your special one (or special two, three..?). Many people run with their dogs throughout the park but I have never stepped in anything. Bravo dog owners!

Harvard Gulch park rules. It's way better than Wash Park. It's got an outdoor pool, it's got a…read more9-hole par-3 golf course that in the summer time they light up with glow sticks so that you can golf at night. Plus, it's got a rec center and it's where all of the Denver police hang out. And I think they do some SWAT or combat training there. So sometimes you get to see these cool cocaine and dynamite-sniffing German Shepards. It's not all that crowded. It's 1.2 miles if you follow the path around the perimeter of the park.

Pioneer Park is a fairly new park located in Commerce City, CO. The park is situated in the arm…read morepit of Colorado, east of Holly St, west of Monaco, north of 58th and south of 60th St. I say 'arm pit of Colorado', but I am actually super excited about how new, clean and fun this park is. I'm starting to think that Commerce City might one day successfully turn a 180. The park features the following: Baseball fields Bating cages A Fountain Basketball Courts Shaded tables A skate park and my personal favorite... a bmx dirt jump park Objectively, I must say that the dirt jumps are not really much to write home about. I have ridden at better places in the Denver area, but they are fairly close to downtown. Although I don't skate or ride much park, the skate park looks really sweet. I think it rival's Denver's park. I think what makes this Park so cool is that, excluding yuppies, it has a little bit of everything.

Got here at about 7:15, skates for under an hour and the lights turned off. We pushed the button to…read moreturn them back on but they won't. Very frustrating I am quite disappointed, other than that, dope park. Needs light tho

We have been enjoying visiting Sandstone Ranch Community Park with our dogs. There are plenty of…read moretrails to walk around. We also walk in the grass if fields are empty and play fetch on long lines. There is plenty to do here for non-dog people and the area stays active. We've seen bikers, running groups, bootcamp exercise groups, ultimate frisbee, a walking event, small kiddo playgrounds, and skaters at the skate park. There are soccer fields and baseball fields. There are multiple areas to park and several covered picnic tables spread out. I did see a couple of port-a-potties as well. Maintenance is always out early morning cleaning up but please remember to throw all your trash in available cans. I've seen a mess a time or two. The only downside is we have seen some people setting up camp in trees so we I suggest to be careful in some areas.

Love this park! Sandstone literally has EVERYTHING. They have a lake, a skate park, a playground,…read morewalking paths, picnic areas, soccer fields, and you name it - they have it. It is a great location for a family day out. It is well maintained, and has a great view of those Rocky Mountains that we SO love. Check it out!