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Parks Recreational Amenities & Areas#

Pickleball Courts are reserved thru Lewis Tennis 970-493-7000.

Archery Range

Hours: The range is open to the public year-round
Location: The range is located on the southwest side of I-25 and E. Prospect Rd.
Cost: Daily Parking Pass: $5; Yearly Parking Pass: $35

Archery Range Safety & Etiquette

Fort Collins Archery Association

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Bike Facilities

BMX TRACK
Hours: Open to the public when not used for racing or practices
Location: Twin Silo Park, 5400 Ziegler Rd.

*Twin Silo BMX operates the BMX Track and the City of Fort Collins manages the maintenance of the track.

TRIALS COURSE
Hours: Open to the public
Location: Spring Canyon Park, 2626 W Horsetooth Rd

PUMP COURSE
Hours: Open to the public
Location: Soft Gold Park, 520 Hickory St

SEASONAL CYCLO-CROSS TRAINING COURSE
Hours: Open to the public (Sept-Dec)
Location: Rossborough Park, 1630 Casa Grande Blvd

Disc Golf Courses

Fitness Courses

  • City Park
  • Golden Meadows
  • Lee Martinez
  • Rossborough

Horseshoe Pits

Location: Edora Park, 1420 E. Stuart St.

Sport Courts

  • 33 lighted tennis courts; 14 unlighted tennis courts
  • 45 pickleball courts at 17 parks
  • 34 basketball courts
  • 7 volleyball courts

Multi-use courts do require the user to provide their own equipment, including free-standing nets.

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Skate Parks#

Edora Skate Park

Location: 1420 E Stuart St.

Fossil Creek Skate Park

Location: 5821 S Lemay Ave.

Heritage Skate Park

Location: 112 E Willow St.

Spring Canyon Skate Park

Location: 3156 S Overland Trl.

Skate Park Features & Historyhighlight_off

Edora Skate Park

  • Opened in 2001
  • Features snake runs, bowls, ramps, and rails. 
  • Made possible by the 1996 Building Community Choices ballot, Great Outdoors Colorado, the Larimer County Juvenile Probation Department's community cookbook project, and public and private contributions

Fossil Creek Skate Park

  • Opened in 2003
  • Features a variety of steps, ramps, grind rails, and platforms
  • Partially funded by Great Outdoors Colorado

Heritage Skate Park 

  • Opened in 2008
  • Features combination of transition and street obstacles as well as a smaller version of the "China Bank"
  • Partially funded by Great Outdoors Colorado

Spring Canyon Skate Park

  • Features a California-style swimming pool with vertical features and a large flat skating area
  • Partially funded by Great Outdoors Colorado

Water Features#

Fossil Creek Park Splash Pad

Hours: 9 a.m.-7 p.m. - 7 days a week
Location: Fossil Creek Park, 5821 S. Lemay Ave. 

Enjoy a waterfall and various dancing water spouts by the lake water's edge at Fossil Creek Park.

Oak Street Plaza Splash Pad

Hours:  9 a.m.- 9 p.m. - 7 days a week
Location: Oak Street Plaza, 119 W Oak St.

Delight at the splash pad while trying to catch the water as it jumps from the sculpted rocks in the air. Art in Public Places artist created the rock features in and around the splash pad.

Spring Canyon Park Splash Pad

Hours: 9 a.m.-7 p.m. - 7 days a week
Location: Spring Canyon Community Park, 2626 W. Horsetooth Rd.

Nestled near Inspiration Playground, visitors will enjoy touch sensor-activated water jumping from spot to spot.