Overnight Shelters Activated for Cold Weather

Denver is activating additional overnight shelter capacity from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. on Friday, Dec. 8 and Saturday, Dec. 9.

More information and locations at denvergov.org/findshelter

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Parks, Trails, & Open Space

District 5 is home to 19 public parks, 9 private parks, 3 parkways, a dog park, a golf course, a recreation center, and the Highline Canal.

Private (LCMA) Parks

Liberator Park

Linear Park (open space)

Maple Park (open space)

Mustang Park

Powerhouse Pedestrian Plaza (open space)

Quantum Park (open space)

Roslyn Park (open space)

Sunset Park

Tailwind Park

Learn more about the Lowry Community Master Association Parks here.

Parkways

East Alameda Avenue
6^th Avenue Parkway
7^th Avenue Parkway
Hale Parkway
Monaco Street Parkway

Rules and answers to common questions about parkways can be found here.

Dog Parks

Follow this link for more information about rules, hours, and other FAQs about Denver dog parks.

Golf Courses

Common Ground Golf Course

Emerald Greens Golf Club

Recreation Centers

Montclair Recreation Center

District 5 Parks Projects

To find projects happening at District 5 parks, please visit the Denver Department of Parks and Recreation website.

High Line Canal

The High Line Canal is a valuable part of the community. To learn more about High Line Canal, visit the High Line Canal Conservancy website .

District 5

Montclair Park Robinson Park New Freedom Park. The High Line Canal. Great Lawn at Highline Canal. Mayfair Park. Denison Park. John W. Barnes Green Park sign. Soccer players playing on a field in Lowry facing the mountains with the Air and Space Museum in the background. A playground in a park. A sundial artwork in a Denver park.

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