Are There Any Parks Around Here That Have Water Features??

EB Raines Park in Northglenn has a small water feature. (By the West entrance close to the restrooms) And off the subject slightly, Paul Derda Recreation Center in Broomfield has a wonderful indoor pool with lots of fountains, buckets with falling water, 2 slides, lazy river.

Hi T.. There is a park with a water feature in Louisville. It has a playground, covered picnic area, much open grass to play in, dog park, and even a bike riding area for dirt bikes. There is a water fountain as well near the playground area. Unfortunately I don't know the name of it or the address. Maybe someone else will know the name and or address to give it to you but I at least wanted you to know that it exists. I am the mother of 4 ( 4 ,2 1/2, 10 month old twins) and we have been there....the older girls love it.

Hope you are able to find it.

T.

Try Irving Street Park in Westminster. The fountains were turned off the day I was there, so I can't say if they were cool or not.
http://www.ci.westminster.co.us/res/parks/default_irvst.htm

City Park... water feature right by the Museum of Nature & Science. There's a playground, but not right nearby.

Your best bet is a bit of a haul, but probably worth an occasional trip: Westlands Park in Greenwood Village.

Happy splashing!
http://www.greenwoodvillage.com/index.asp?NID=338

There are several parks with the water that shoots up from the ground. Boulder - Pearl St. Mall, Old Arvada city center, Denver - City Park I'm sure there are many more.

Water World is my all time favorite. We get season passes and go about 3 times a week all summer long. They have a few different areas for young children/babies/toddlers and you can pack your cooler and bring it in for the day. They also have many family rides that you can take very little ones on. It's a ton of fun! It's at 84th & Pecos.

There is a park in Lafayette near Dillon and 95th. The city of Lafayette's website is down but I am sure you can find it when the site is back up.
It has a playground and a water sprayer thing that the kids can run around in. There is also an awesome fenced dog park with a fenced pond if you have dogs.
There is also a water feature on the Pearl Street Mall but no playground.

There is a sand and water park in Stapleton.

There are "jumping waters," as my son would say, similar to the Orchard at EB Rains Park, also known as Webster Lake, at 120th and Grant, one stop light east of I-25.

I was just going to second the park at Stapleton - it is an amazing park - even when the water is not running - probably the best park I have ever been to!

I also live in the Westminster area. The parks we frequent haven't turned on thier water features yet, but now that it is June, it shouldn't be too long. The two I know of off hand have been mentioned. The E.B. Reines park in in Northglenn is awesome with or without the water feature on. Irving St. park is right next to the library and is also a great park. My 3 yr old loves both of these parks and she doesn't know about the water yet! There also is a water feature at the new Orchard shopping center at 144th that we recently discovered.

The Bay in Broomfield is a cool water park that is focused for kids under the age of 13. The website is: http://www.ci.broomfield.co.us/recreation/bayinfo.shtml
Last year we went frequently - and my two year old loved it! A suggestion, if you are going to eat there (you can bring in your own food) order blackjack pizza and have it delivered -- much better and cheaper.

There's a new park in Stapleton (just east of MLK Blvd / Quebec). They just built this park last year...a lot of fun, and unique. It has a water feature at the top hill of the playground, then the water runs down a "river" that the kids can play in.

City Park in Denver has fountains to play in, lots of open grassy areas, playground areas. The zoo and the science and nature museum are nearby as well. Enjoy! Welcome to Denver. I think it will grow on you alot the more you are here.