Daniels Park - Denver, CO

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Daniels Park


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Florence Martin donated Daniels Park to the City in two parcels. The first 40-acre area at the shelter house was given in 1920. The remainder of the 1000.65 acres was donated in 1937. Most of the park is a bison preserve and natural area where visitors can view the animals in a high-plains habitat. The shelter house and picnic areas offer some of the best views of the mountains that can be seen from the metro area.

Facilities: A shelter house with picnic areas are provided at Daniels Park.

Reservations: Reservations are only needed if visitors are planning a large gathering at Daniels Park.

Best Time To Visit: Daniels Park is open year-round.

Fees: There are no fees required to enjoy recreation at this park.

Accessibility: Unknown

Rules: Please follow city ordinances when visiting this park.

Directions: To reach Daniels Park from Denver, travel south on I-25 to exit 188 (Castle Pines Parkway), and go west to Daniels Park Road. Turn right (north) and travel 2 miles through the park. One may also go south on Santa Fe Drive through Sedalia and turn left onto Daniels Park Road.

Address

Public Information Officer on Duty

1445 Market St.

Denver, Colorado 80202

Phone
General: (720) 913-0633

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