Your Parks. Our Passion.#
Our parks and trails help define the Fort Collins lifestyle. Fort Collins currently has over 966 acres of developed parks including 7 community parks and 43 neighborhood/pocket parks. Over 45 miles of paved trails connect our community.
We're passionate about providing you world-class parks and trails. The Parks Department maintains parks, cemeteries, trails, medians and other public grounds for the community. We aim to provide you with a clean, safe and attractive environment to enjoy.
Parks are open daily between the hours of 5 a.m.-11 p.m.
Park & Shelter Reservations
Take a look at all the reservation options, guidelines, and applications online.
Strategic Trails Plan
The Park Planning & Development Division is updating the City's Strategic Trails Plan (STP), and we want you to get involved! Learn more at ourcity.fcgov.com/stp.
Flourishing FoCo: Downtown Flower Project
The City of Fort Collins Parks Department is proud to present, Flourishing FoCo: Downtown Flower Project. The beautiful and memorable displays take a great deal of planning, partnerships with local organizations, sustainable and environmentally friendly efforts, and provide a sense of place to the Fort Collins community.
Urban Forest Strategic Plan
The Forestry Division is creating the City's first-ever Urban Forest Strategic Plan, and we want you to get involved! Learn more at ourcity.fcgov.com/rootedincommunity.
We're Hiring Seasonal/Hourly Staff!
Parks is looking for talented individuals to join our unique team. Learn more about joining the Park team and apply for open positions today!
Parks Infrastructure Replacement Program
Parks maintains more than 966 acres of parks and 45 miles of off-street hike/bike trails. Have you ever wondered how Parks ensures the amenities (assets) in the park are kept to current standards and playgrounds are "refreshed" with new equipment?
It's all done through the Parks Infrastructure Replacement Program (IRP).
Parks Map
View an interactive aerial map of all parks and their amenities in Fort Collins.
Outdoor Pickleball Court Map
EAB Detected in Fort Collins
EAB is a highly destructive, non-native insect that infests and kills all North American true ash species. Infested trees gradually die over a period of approximately two to four years.
View the City of Fort Collins Emerald Ash Borer Response Plan.
Trail System Status
Keep updated with the status of Fort Collins trails with an updated listing of closures and detours.
Park & Shelter Reservations
Take a look at all the reservation options, guidelines, and applications online.
Strategic Trails Plan
The Park Planning & Development Division is updating the City's Strategic Trails Plan (STP), and we want you to get involved! Learn more at ourcity.fcgov.com/stp.
Flourishing FoCo: Downtown Flower Project
The City of Fort Collins Parks Department is proud to present, Flourishing FoCo: Downtown Flower Project. The beautiful and memorable displays take a great deal of planning, partnerships with local organizations, sustainable and environmentally friendly efforts, and provide a sense of place to the Fort Collins community.
Urban Forest Strategic Plan
The Forestry Division is creating the City's first-ever Urban Forest Strategic Plan, and we want you to get involved! Learn more at ourcity.fcgov.com/rootedincommunity.
We're Hiring Seasonal/Hourly Staff!
Parks is looking for talented individuals to join our unique team. Learn more about joining the Park team and apply for open positions today!
Parks Infrastructure Replacement Program
Parks maintains more than 966 acres of parks and 45 miles of off-street hike/bike trails. Have you ever wondered how Parks ensures the amenities (assets) in the park are kept to current standards and playgrounds are "refreshed" with new equipment?
It's all done through the Parks Infrastructure Replacement Program (IRP).
Parks Map
View an interactive aerial map of all parks and their amenities in Fort Collins.
Outdoor Pickleball Court Map
EAB Detected in Fort Collins
EAB is a highly destructive, non-native insect that infests and kills all North American true ash species. Infested trees gradually die over a period of approximately two to four years.
View the City of Fort Collins Emerald Ash Borer Response Plan.
Trail System Status
Keep updated with the status of Fort Collins trails with an updated listing of closures and detours.