Crestmoor Park — Attraction in Denver

I might be a little biased, but only because I live closest to this park than any other around me; regardless, it is always clean of trash and roadside debris. The "trails" or path if you will is also clutter/garbage free and for the most part crack and pot hole free. So if you are walking (even with a walker), running, or even in a wheelchair you can easily get around the whole park, inside and out. The grass is watered so it is more than just a mud pit. The grass is inviting to so many activities. The best part there is room for everyone and most times people seem friendly offering a wave or hello as they pass other people during their activities. OH right, PET friendly, how could I almost forget, just clean up after your pets please. I have only seen dog doodle maybe once or twice, and they have doggie poop bags along the park in various places so please keep that in mind incase you forget your bags, they are...

Spacious park,surrounded by nice homes. If the "entitled" would keep their dogs on a leash and or at least have the respect for others to pick up after them, a better rating would have been given. Clearly the city doesn't enforce the dog leash ordinance at this park, nor does the "affluent" community care if their surrounding neighbors pick up their dog's feces. Family and friends have lived in this area for (3) three decades plus. I've never seen it so filthy..blant disregard, complete...

This is a great place for a walk and has become one of my go-to spots during the pandemic. It's nice to see the trees all changing colors, and it's large enough that you're not too close to anyone else. You can use the tennis courts here for some variety, including learning how to play pickleball as long as your friend brings all the equipment for you. And the rules, because I don't know how to...