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A sunset takes place over Bear Creek Lake.

Lakewood is proud to offer more than 110 parks totaling over 7,200 acres of open space, including the crowd favorite Bear Creek Lake Park.

Park goers are encouraged to utilize over 100 miles of trails for biking, walking, hiking and horseback riding. 

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Addenbrooke Park

600 S. Kipling Parkway, Lakewood, CO 80226

This park has it all! Walking and biking paths, baseball and soccer fields, tennis and basketball courts, a playground, picnic shelters and restrooms. There is a beautiful lake with mountain views as well as a horse arena and trails.
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Shelter capacity: up to 120
Rental cost: $170 M-Thu; $200 Fri-Sun and Holidays
Reservable fields & courts cost: up to $30/hr or $240/full day

Tagged as : , Parks & Gardens

Announcement : Addenbrooke Park will be undergoing the rehabilitation of the pond edge and irrigation upgrades throughout the park. The primary goals of the project include mitigation of erosion around the pond edge as well as irrigation and maintenance upgrades. Timing estimates of September 2021 to early May 2022 are weather dependent.

Bear Creek Lake Park

15600 W. Morrison Road, Lakewood, CO 80228

This 2,624-acre natural park hosts over a half-million visits annually! Bear Creek Lake Park offers opportunities to hike, camp, fish, boat, windsurf, mountain or road bike, hit the swim beach or head to the archery range.
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Shelter capacity: 80-300 depending on shelter
Rental cost: $60 up to $150 depending on shelter and day of the week

Tagged as : , Parks & Gardens, Open Space

Announcement : Masks are required inside the Visitor Center for ages 2+, per Jeffco Public Health Order. Masks are not required in other areas of the park.

Belmar Park

801 S. Wadsworth Blvd, Lakewood, CO 80226

One of the true jewels of the City of Lakewood park system, Belmar Park is a peaceful enclave in the center of town. At 132 rolling acres of natural grasslands and trees, the park offers nearly two miles of paved trails, over 17-acres of water, a creek and a wide variety of waterfowl and native plant communities.

Tagged as : , Parks & Gardens

Announcement : Trail access in the southeast area of Belmar Park is rerouted around Heritage Lakewood for the Camp Christmas event. The Visitor Center is open to the public.
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