Mission Viejo Park — Attraction in Aurora

Always well manicured grass and well maintained fields/playground equipment. Water fountains are perpetually off. Lots of sun-exposed walking. Lots of gazebos for get-togethers (be sure to notify the city and get a reservation for large parties because there is always a lot of competition for the gazebos in the sunny months). Be careful around the bridges since they lack railings and bikes like to fly through the wide sidewalks. Several pokestops and pokegyms if Pokemon go is your go-to outdoor experience. Snack shack open during baseball games at the 4 diamonds. Relatively flat ground for soccer, lacrosse and football (but no seating). The park is large and dark at night, so obey the closed at night signage. The trails connecting to Mission Viejo lead to a chain of other decent parks, to the south it ends at the elementary school to the north it continues past Mississippi (but that's where I stopped). Great spot to shoot off model rockets as the fields are a decent distance from the houses. As a sports official, bike rider and dog walker, Mission Viejo is one of the best parks in Aurora with a decent set of amenities. Restrooms were torn down and replaced with porta-potties located past the ballfields in a rather uncomfortably inconvenient location no matter where you're...

Good for Pokemon go and running around with a big slides a pole to slide down at the main park and keep going west to the baseball fields there are 4 of them all are public and then go south and you go to the poutpoutys and there's also one by the park next to the Jupiter rock and will and that little lay area also this place is great in the summer for picnics and they also have public trashcans and then go south past the poutpoutys by the baseball fields you go on that path there are sankes but grass snakes they can olny eat rat mice and very small animals not a baby to let you know then you find mission Viejo elmentry school great teachers that's the school I when to know I'm in lerado it's nice there the cherry Creek schools have some rilly good pincebulls that will help your kids so much that even on a test is coming up they don't need to study for it they already know everything but to the parent is to tell them to study or if they don't...

This was a great Park to take the family to it has baseball fields basketball courts tennis courts a normal playground that's a little on the small side but the cool thing was all the informational rock formations that told you about the solar system as well as the other rock formations that told you about the Smoky Hill trail that ran through Colorado great just talked to the kids about it or just learn new facts as well as walking around and nice I think it's a quarter mile long loop. Everyone who lives in the Aurora area should definitely check it out...