Commons Park

I need to mention thanks to the city of Denver this park still appears clean and the river kind of clean despite of some people vandalizing this precious park. People enjoy clean environment, safe and free access to it.There is a some young or old people who don’t respect or are conscious about how much they damage nature, animals, and the beauty of the city of Denver. Please if you use the park pick up your trash and don’t damage the property neither nature. Imagine if someone comes and marks your body with pain without your consent and they call it art. How you will react if someone throws trash at you? Let’s clean after ourselves and be respectful with public places and go to the library get a note book and draw on it. Please keep the parks clean and safe. If we still want to have beautiful place we need to take care of it every one not only the city of Denver.If will be nice to have cámaras direct to the police stations so when someone throws trash or vandalism the parks police can imprison the delinquents or give fines or time to volunteer pick up trash and cleaning the city. Thank you to all people who love the parks and treat it with respect.Lets place some trash cans too.

Commons Park in Denver offers a serene escape amidst the urban hustle. With its sprawling green meadows and well-maintained pathways, it's perfect for leisurely walks or playing with pets. This place also have a washroom. The park's river trail and picturesque bridge add to its charm, offering scenic views worth capturing. While my visit during autumn revealed a subtle beauty with fewer leaves, I can only imagine the park's vibrant allure during the blossoming spring season. A delightful spot to unwind and connect with nature in the heart of the city.

One of the prettiest parks downtown. Conveniently located next to Union Station, there are public restrooms here and lots of space for dogs. There is a bike path that runs along the river and they frequently host events here. This is a beautiful well kept park. Great place for a picnic.

A bit of paradise north of downtown. Bring a picnic, watch the sunset and the people of Denver. A close walk to Union Station, the river, and shops. Cheers! 🥂

Big grassy area great for events they have during the summer. Super dog friendly and a lot of trails and shops and the Platte river. It’s right there near union station / 16th st mall, confluence park is right on the other side.

Commons Park is a gem in the heart of the city. The green spaces along the river offer a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of the city. The park is ideal for taking a leisurely walk or jog, and the views of the city from the center lawn are great. It is also part of a larger network of parks along the South Platt River trail, providing a lovely green belt for runners and cyclists.The park is also dog-friendly, which is a huge plus for pet owners. One of the highlights of the park is the small mount where people gather throughout the day, especially during sunset. It's the perfect spot to relax and enjoy the beautiful views of the river and city skyline.

This park used to be very active when I was visiting with my daughter. came back in the summer And noticed nobody was in the park. I think the part commission needs to take a close look at the usage for the space as it is not getting used currently because of the changes or enforcement of off leash rules. It appears the space would be better served for the people using it. The photos show an empty park now

We are traveling and wanted to stop for the day to hang at a Denver park. I'm so glad we chose commons park. The proximity to Downtown Denver skate park across the street was also great. The park is pretty clean and well laid out. There was a good mix of trees/shade and open sunny grass. There are many areas along the water to access it to put your feet in or for dogs and little ones to splash around. The footbridge to Platte street opens access to tons of meal, drink, and snack options to bring over for a picnic. The only downside were the bathrooms. The doors were propped open and there are two toilets but no stalls for privacy (so basically in view of walkers by). They were in a bit of disrepair. For the park size and usage, this should really be addressed to support the visitors.