Gather with Friends at Niwot Children’s Park!

If you’re looking for a park with nice shade and fun for all ages, here you go! Niwot Children’s Park is wonderful – we make sure to go every year!

Address: 101-199 1st Ave, Niwot, CO 80503

This park has a bathroom building, covered tables and a drinking fountain!

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Age Recommendations: My thought, ages 3 and up. There are no baby swings and the park is made with wood chips so not ideal for crawling ages. Beyond that, there are play structures for young and older kids and a few options shown below that we haven’t seen at any other park before!

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Unique Features: The zipline is what the girls run to first but what we found is that if it has been sitting unused in the sun for a while, the disc is too hot to sit on! If it’s in constant use, it is fine so just a heads up if you’re the first ones there. Also unique, the woolly mammoth in the middle of the playgound!

And then there were TWO activities in the park that I hadn’t ever heard of (my oldest had to fill me in)! Along the west side of the playgound is a sign highlighting a perfect spot for your Slackline and the middle of the park has a Gaga Dodgeball ring. Have you ever used a slackline before? Gaga dodgeball?? I sure haven’t but after looking them up, I may have to try them sometime! If you truly want to experience this park, here’s what you need before you go: Macaco Slackline Complete Set and Gaga Playground balls.

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A few other additions caught our eye this trip… Superheroes! The entrance to the park has Superman keeping the park trash free (the only trash can I found was inside the bathroom so they really do want you to take out everything you bring in!), Underdog asks that you keep dogs on leash and out of the wood chips, and lastly Batman and Wonder Woman mark the bathrooms! It was a cute way to make it even more kid friendly.

Have you been to Niwot? It’s nestled between Boulder and Longmont and this is the perfect park to make a stop! Comment below with any questions or, if you’ve already been here, what’s your favorite part?