New Parks
We believe every resident, in every neighborhood, deserves access to exceptional parks, trails, and recreation. Through our Park Fund, powered by ten percent of every general donation, we help Denver Parks and Recreation acquire land to build parks where they’re needed most.
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New Park Projects
Aligned with the Trust for Public Land’s 10-Minute Walk Program, which envisions all U.S. residents living within a 10-minute walk or roll of a park by 2050, the Denver Park Trust works in partnership with Denver Parks and Recreation to expand and improve access to public parks. As of 2024, 88% of Denver residents live within a 10-minute walk or roll of a park, and the Denver Park Trust remains dedicated to closing the remaining access gaps through strategic investment and collaboration.
Future Park in Globeville
TBD | Globeville
The Denver Park Trust (DPT), in a partnership led by Denver Parks and Recreation, has assisted in the acquisition of two properties adjacent to existing city owned land at 44th and Pearl St. for a future public park in Globeville. The DPT contributed $50,000 from its Park Fund to support DPR’s purchase and fund future park amenities.
Future Park in East Denver
Unnamed | Windsor
A two-acre lot in Denver’s Windsor neighborhood at 1060 S Emporia St will become a much-needed public park.
Park Hill Park
Park Hill Park | Northeast Park Hill
Once developed, Park Hill Park will become Denver’s fourth-largest park.