Newton and Turkey Creek Parks
Newton Park is open to the public by reservation only. It has three distinct valleys with large picnic shelters and recreation areas for groups. It has spectacular views to the south. The distinctive modern architecture of the shelters give Newton a more modern character that is distinct from the other mountain parks. Turkey Creek Park is a quiet roadside park with a wonderful highly riparian setting. It is probably the least known of all the developed Denver Mountain Parks. Turkey Creek Park has an informal picnic area with facilities located under a canopy of mature cottonwood trees.
Park Facts
Newton: 434 Acres, Jefferson County
Acquired 1939
Turkey Creek: 61 Acres, Jefferson County
Acquired 1927
Park Attractions
Region:
South GatewayContact:
For facility reservations at Newton Park, call the Denver Parks & Recreation permit office at 720-913-0700.
More About These Parks
Newton Park
Newton Park is available by reservation only. There are three distinct valleys featuring large picnic shelters, potable water, electricity, restrooms and recreation areas (including grills, informal ball fields horsheshoe pits and fire pits) available for private group retreats. The views are amazing!
Turkey Creek Park
Turkey Creek Park is a quiet roadside park with a wonderful and easily accessible setting. There is an informal picnic area with parking, tables and restrooms.
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