Grant-Frontier Park — Attraction in Denver

I stopped here one day when my two month old niece was screaming in the back seat because she was hungry. We had just left a doctors appointment and my heart was heavy. So I pulled over to feed her and gain some clarity.

I was able to wrap her so she attached to the front of me, giving me the ability to have my hands free.

The parking lot was easy to get into, and once situated I was able to decide which direction my feet should choose. I went to the left. It didn't bring me to the river like I had anticipated, but I found a path in the woods that I followed.

It was beautiful and the terrain was easy enough for me to walk with an infant. I was able to stop by the river and watch as the water flowed, listening to the birds chirp as well as tend to the tiny human.

I believe I will visit here again.

I didn't come across any trash and if I did it was in the receptacles provided next to a few picnic tables. There were no sketchy vibes as I passed the...

Overall decent spot, some of the neighbors are karens/darrens and like to bother & accuse you of random stuff that you had no idea even happened, just like anywhere out in public in denver keep your guard up

Lots of history from the gold rush if you look on YouTube or google theres plenty of videos and articles about Grant Frontier the guy the park is named after, i thought it was interesting atleast

Theres a giant diamond shaped piece of art hanging thats kinda cool to look at

Restaurants nearby, never been inside but they smell good

New playground thats super clean for kids probably the oldest id take a kid there is like 10-12 for the playground otherwise they’d probably be more interested in sports or the skateparks nearby, theres a trail on the south side near the river/couldesac for mini/pitbikes far away from the houses so the noise shouldn’t bother anyone just be careful because thats where alot of stolen cars get...

This quiet park that borders the South Platte River has an expansive lawn on the southern half and a nature themed playground built around 2017. Walking trails around a low flow secondary river channel is a great place for a dog to splash in the water, let kids find tiny seashells, watch the occasional gold panner under the pedestrian bridge (the original gold spot in Denver), or witness the thousands of Canadian geese who migrate here in the winter. The South Platte River Trail passes right through the park connecting Chatfield Reservoir to Confluence Park to Henderson with almost no road crossings. The parking lot is at the doorstep of the amazing Table...