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Intimate city park featuring grassy areas, public art, a playground & a path for biking & walking.
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Reviews — 8
One of Denver's most underrated, peaceful, and beautiful parks.
Great day at the park. Good atmosphere and nice people at the park. They have a fenced playground and beautiful hills with lushes grass to play and picnic. Great place for toddlers and family to hang out. Lots of trees and shade on a hot summer day. We will be visiting again real soon.
Governor's park is such a nice park. If you have a dog or a child. Well, I'm a cat person and my children are grown. I love this park. Why can't I enjoy it like others? The homeless? EXACTLY! For shame governor! All people!
Any chance to escape the concrete jungle if even for a moment is much needed. Governors park is a nice little patch of relaxation and fun. Jungle gym for the kids, plenty of grass and benches to sit and meditate or read. For as small as it seems, it really does allow you to not feel like you are surrounded by asphalt and traffic for a little while.
Governor Park Pennsylvania Ave Denver Colorado wonderful Park great grounds for families and solo artist just coming for a paint . I personally enjoyed a good read the urantia book.
Been coming here for years. Great place to walk a dog- lots of smells and squirrels. Some good views of the mountains if you stand in the right place. Homeless people aren't a problem if you're not a scared little baby or a snooty rich transplant.
It's a nice enough park, fairly tiny, but it merges into the grounds of the Boettcher Mansion. The park is on a significant slope and its lower reaches, covered in concrete, are frequented by Denver's many homeless people; the clueless City can't come up with anywhere better for them to be.
