CLOSURES
Beginning June 5, 2020: DPR is settting up nets in preparation to open all outdoor athletic courts (basketball, tennis, pickleball, futsal). The use of shared recreational equipment in parks will be allowed. Recreation activity must be conducted in groups of 10 or fewer, participants spaced at least six feet apart, face coverings worn if feasible, and appropriate sanitation and hygiene practices must be observed. Bike parks and skate parks are also open.
With the Rocky Mountains as a backdrop, Denver's park system connects people throughout the city with the great outdoors. Denver parks are an intersection of nature and urban environments; of historical design and innovation; of public and private partnerships; and of arts and culture.
The park system serves the city's diverse neighborhoods with expansive open green spaces, pocket parks, tree-lined streets, historic parkways and regional trails.
Denver Parks & Recreation operates two bike parks:
A big thank-you to our partners, Winter Park Resort and the Walton Family Foundation for helping us bring these recreational amenities to Denver!
Disc Golf courses are located at:
Drinking fountains are activated in early May and kept on until early October. Decorative and interactive play fountains are turned on in late May, usually around Memorial Day, once the threat of frost has passed. Interactive play fountains operate daily from 11:00am – 7:00pm.
Interactive play fountain locations:
Denver Mountain Parks make up a cohesive system of significant lands connected by watersheds, forests, sensitive ecosystems, trails, and scenic drives. Each park has its own distinct character, but the system as a whole shares an audience, uses, geography, character, and historic integrity. Learn more.
Areas designated for skateboarding can be found at the following parks:
A slackline course with varying degrees of difficulty is located at Harvard Gulch Park (between recreation center and golf course).
Denver Parks & Recreation currently maintains 124 tennis courts at 30 park locations – 13 of these locations have lighted courts. Court lights are operational from 5:00-11:00PM from March through October,
Locations marked below with an asterisk (*) have court lights operational throughout the winter (November through February) from 4:00-9:00PM. Lighted tennis courts are located at:
Denver Parks & Recreation currently maintains 12 pickleball courts at 3 park locations – no pickleball courts are lighted. Pickleball courts are located at:
Due to noise considerations of surrounding neighbors, pickleball play on outdoor courts is only allowed between 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. during the winter season.
There are also several indoor courts in various recreation centers:
Indoor pickleball courts:
All courts are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Don’t forget your paddle! Parks and recreation centers do not provide paddles.
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201 West Colfax Ave, Dept. 601
Denver, CO 80202
(720) 913-1311
ParksandRecreation@denvergov.org
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