Fountain Creek Regional Park

Regional park Fountain, Colorado, United States
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What to expect

Fountain Creek Regional Park is a 460-acre linear park situated along Fountain Creek between the cities of Colorado Springs and Fountain. The park includes miles of creek-side trails, access to Fountain Creek Regional Trail, Willow Springs Ponds, Hanson Nature Park, and the Fountain Creek Nature Center. The ponds are stocked on a regular basis, and fishing is allowed in Willow Springs Ponds. The Fountain Creek Nature Center serves as the focal point for learning about Fountain Creek, the watershed, and riparian ecology. Farther south, the Duckwood active play area consists of a 12-acre site with multi-purpose fields, picnic shelters, playground, and a fenced dog park. The park is a great place for families to visit, with its nature trails, picnic areas, and opportunities for hiking, horseback riding, and birdwatching

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This family's experience:

Activities: We stopped at the Fountain Creek Regional Park for fresh air and the chance for little legs to run around. Enjoy walking the trail, viewing ponds, a playground, and the Fountain Creek Nature Center

Highlights: The kids enjoyed running around and playing at the playground ✨