It is always good to know playgrounds near travel areas so if you’re ever on Highway 285 in the town of Sheridan, Bobcat Park is your next stop! You will love that it has the rubber surfacing throughout, separate play structures for different age groups and it’s proximity to the Bear Creek Trail. Keep reading to see all that Bobcat Park has to offer…
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Address: 3101 W Bear Creek Dr, Sheridan, CO 80110
Bathroom: No, unfortunately no restroom option available. I spotted a McDonald’s nearby if you need a pit stop 😉
Shade: There is only a small amount of shade at Bobcat Park. You’ll find a pavilion with two tables and just a small shade panel over the play structures.
Surface: The entire play area is covered in rubber surfacing!
Age Recommendations: All! There is a play area for ages 2 to 5, plus a play car, and a separate structure with great climbing elements for ages 5 to 12.
Inclusive Features: There is rubber surfacing for easy mobility at Bobcat Park. You’ll also find a chair swing and inclusive elements like the play car and puppet show theater accessible to all.
Swings: At the time I was there, I saw 1 traditional belt swing, 1 baby swing and 1 chair swing. There was a spot for an additional swing so if you see one, leave me a comment below!
Water Features: None.
I love seeing how “playhouses” have changed and adapted through the years. Bobcat Park has altered a bit and has the most adorable play car! Complete with steering wheel, manual gears, gas/brake/clutch pedals and a stoplight, it is wonderful for pretending to drive to the park.
There are two play structures at Bobcat Park. The larger area has so many features built in, especially for climbing. Rope walls, ladders and mazes are the most prominent and a rock wall is on the back side. Once you’re up to the top, there are three slides to choose from on the way down.
Looking for another great park nearby? Check out Jason Park with its incredible structure of high twisty slides!
I loved the nature-themed elements included at Bobcat Park. As shown below, there is a log cabin-like wall to scale, tree stumps to balance across and rocks to climb.
Right next to Bobcat Park is a trailhead for Bear Creek Trail! The trail is 1.5 miles along, ends one direction at Mullen High School and ends to the west at the South Platte River. The option to continue is there, but the trail turns into the Mary Carter Greenway Trail. Check out the South Suburban trails map for more details.
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