Quick Summary:
- With almost 20,000 acres of urban parks and mountain parkland in Denver, there is no neighborhood without at least one beautiful park.
- Some of Denver's parks are more than 100 years old, and many are listed as national or state historic or cultural heritage sites.
- Best enjoyed during the warmer months, Denver’s mountain park system consists of 22 parks and 24 conservation areas covering 14,000 acres.
- Belleview Park is known for a miniature train, Daniel’s Park has a herd of bison running free, Great Plains Park has a spectacular seasonal “sprayground,” and Robinson Park has the best sledding hill.
- All Denver parks are lush, beautifully maintained, and offer perfect locations for outdoor recreation and family gatherings.
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Civic Center Park
Alamo Placita Park
Greenway Park
Berkeley Lake Park
Bluff Lake Park
Cheesman Park
City Park
Bear Creek Park
Confluence Park
Congress Park
Daniel's Park
Denver Botanic Gardens
Fred Thomas Park
Hampden Heights Park
Red Rocks Park
Robinson Park
Rosamond Park
Ruby Hill Park
Sloan's Lake Park
Washington Park
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