Centennial Center Park

This park is so pretty and has changed a great deal from when I brought my own kids here years ago when we were still contemplating life in the suburbs. There was and still is, a splash pad here, and we would bring picnic lunches and meet friends for a fun day. This time it looks like a remodel/expansion took place, as I noticed how big it's gotten when I was here for a quiet evening walk. I bet when the weather is nice, it is crowded all the time! I'd bring my kids here if they were still little. Looks very friendly, open, and accessible to everyone as I noted the stairs as well as ramps on my walk.

such a diverse and nice park, it has nice playgrounds and also nice benches to have a picnic. also has nice grass area to play or just have a grass picnic

Our kids LOVE this park. The park itself is epic with features for every age and ability. It's super ADA friendly - especially for grandparents trying to watch the kids play - and the water features are insane. The kids love playing in the splashing features and with the mini lazy river that is perfect for floating toys. But every year we look forward to the holiday artisan market. The chance to meet and pet the mounted patrol horses, love on the police therapy dogs in training, snack on yummy free treats (cookies, peppermint bark, hot cocoa, and more), meet Santa, listen to cute school choirs perform, and walk through the vendors. It's truly become a "not to miss" thing for us!

Centennial center park is truly the crown jewel to the city of Centennial parks department. It has everything in a local city park that anybody could want or need, including WiFi and it's all free. Year round enjoyment and multiple activities for both kids and adults.

Always on the hunt for epic playgrounds for my toddler to enjoy, I was excited to check out Centennial Center Park which isn't too far from my house. Tucked away off of busy Arapahoe Road, it's a nice escape with so much to love. As I mentioned, we were here for the playground and it did not disappoint. There are many different play areas for kids of all ages to enjoy. Since mine is quite little, we mainly took advantage of the swings and some of the smaller slides. There was a fun sandbox that we'll check out next time but it was occupied while we were there. I can't wait to keep bringing her back because I know she's going to love the bigger slides and jungle gym built out of ropes as she gets older. Not to mention the splash pad which will be a hit in the summer.Besides the playground, there is an open plaza and green space for picnics, an amphitheater which would be nice for intimate concerts, picnic tables galore, and other scenic spots to chill. It did get pretty busy as the morning went on, although it said there's a max capacity of 25 people (but not sure who is counting). There's also a big parking lot but most of it was being used for a COVID testing site #2020 Overall, we'll definitely come back when we're looking for a fun outing and the weather is nice.

This park is great, big kid playground, little kid playground, awesome splash pad and plenty of shade. However, we must have hit an EXTREMELY busy day because there had to be 150 kids (not counting their parents) and it didn't feel safe having little ones playing in the splash pad area. My two year old got pummeled and knocked to the ground by a 12 year oldish kid that was with a field trip group. Way too many kids here to actually enjoy it.

This park is so fun! It has so many offerings for kids of all ages. The splash pad is perfect and I love the little river that runs through it. A lot of shady areas and cabanas to have a picnic as well. By the splash pad there is a grassy area covered in the shade to watch your kids. There's a bigger playground and one for smaller children. Also noticed the sandbox and sand toys. Truly one of my new favorite parks. It looks like they're also adding some additional areas that were under construction.

What a great park! They have an amazing playground, amphitheater, picnic tables and more! I wish I had discovered this one years ago.

Centennial did a great job with this park. There's plenty of space here with a giant playground and even a splash pad going in the summer. My favorite part about the park is the amphitheater area. I've been here for multiple different events the city of Centennial holds. I've been to the annual Brew N Que a couple years in a row now and it's always a good time. In the summer they have all sorts of other events like laser light shows, movie nights, car shows, etc.

Best park hands down! When I first came here, I thought there was a fee to get in lol. So much to do for kids of all ages. Awesome splash pad, sand pit, & there's usually an ice cream truck hanging around.