Foothills Community Park

Prairie dog mitigation to begin at Foothills Community Park

Parks and Recreation staff observations indicate that prairie dog colonies to the north and west of Foothills Community Park, 800 Cherry Ave., are expanding. Prairie dogs have encroached into the nearby detention pond and are close to entering the multi-use fields of the park. Staff has observed new burrow expansion at an average rate of 12 feet per day over the past two weeks. [More]

Amenities

• Public Restrooms
• Playground
• Picnic Shelters
• Basketball Hoops
• Hiking Trails
• Soccer
• RTD Access
• Bike Route Access
  

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Foothills Picnic Shelters

• Shelter Location
• Shelters at a Glance
• Large Groups - Renting Two or Three Shelters 

Shelter Location 

Shelters A and B are in the same area. Shelter A is south of Shelter B. Shelter C is adjacent to the playground. 

The smaller shelter near the top of the rock slide is not available for reservation. It is considered community use for the playground area.

We strongly recommend visiting the park prior to making a reservation.

Foothills Community Shelters at a Glance

	Capacity	Tables	Seats	Alcohol
Shelter A [Availablilty]	50	8	48	Yes
Shelter B [Availablilty]	50	7	42	Yes
Shelter C [Availablilty]	25	3	12	No

 

 

 

Large Groups - Renting Two or Three Shelters at Once

Groups with 51 to 100 people are required reserve shelters A and B. Groups of between 101 and 250 people are required to reserve all three shelters.

The maximum group size for this park is 250.

More Links

• Picnic shelter descriptions
• Park descriptions and information 
• Reservation process and fees
• Rules and policies
• Frequently Asked Questions

Keep it green

Zero waste kits are available from Ecocycle.

 

 

Last Updated on Friday, 23 October 2009 08:07