Cranmer Park

I passed by on a snow day and it was a lot of fun as I could let my dog run around off leash because this park is very large space. Street parking around and you can also drive in. Benches to sit.

A lovely huge green space that boasts soccer fields, picnic areas, and the famous sundial. No pedestrian path, but you can make your way around the lawn easily enough. Fantastic place to bring the dogs (but no fence around the place as it isn't a dog park, so be careful if your pup is prone to running off) and there were probably a dozen getting their exercise in when I visited. One of the main draws is the view - on a clear day, you can see from Pike's Peak to Long's Peak.

One of the nicest neighborhood parks in Denver. Lots of flowers that go down the street north of the park on a parkway. Located in a beautiful neighborhood. A great sundial with lots of history. A park that is named after a George Cramer, one the significant persons in the development of Denver. Finally, a beautiful view of the major mountains to the west of Denver.

Absolutely a lovely park in the Hilltop area. I enjoy coming here and letting the doggy run around in the grass, enjoy the mountain views, and appreciate one of the most stunning neighborhoods in Denver. On a sunny day nothing beats walking the perimeter of the park and admiring all the magnificent homes. On a snowy day, there is nothing better than watching my dog play in untouched pure powder with a huge smile and at times with a tongue hanging out to the side. Happy dog = Happy Momma.It's a convenient location for me and is a wonderful way to enjoy a warm Denver day.

Random, but I thought I would review this park as I love it as a sanctuary, place to play, and place to view the best sites in Denver - the Mountains. While a relatively small park, it has an interesting set-up. There is a "drive-through' that separates the park from some of the most interesting homes in Denver - including one that is all windows facing the park.In front of the park there is a rotunda that features a beautiful sun dial and if you look out, on a clear day, you can see all the front range mountains (and even some beyond). What's really cool is the map of all the mountains along the concrete that match up with the landscape, so you can figure out what you're looking at. Beyond this area, it is a large grass field with plenty of room for a game of catch, ultimate, or whatever else your heart desires. I really like to come here and relax - it's a great find.

I see I'm not the only one who's been entranced by the window house that over looks this park. I found this park on accident while riding my bike and as everyone else has said it is a beautiful park. It's small but very peaceful. The sundial is really neat and I love watching the houses as I ride by them pretending I'll live there one day lol. But this park is a great place to relax or pay a game of soccer. There's even soccer goals there.I really don't want others to know about the park because of how peaceful it is but it's too nice to keep a secret. :-)

What a great place.. Found this place on accident and it's really neat. Peaceful place to chill, read a book and just reflect on nature.

I agree with Dustin F. The park is amazing and many people don't know about it. It's a great place to see the sunset as well. I love this park and it will always be special to me. My hubby proposed to me @ this park and we also had the wedding ceremony at Cranmer Park. If you haven't been you should check it out. You can also catch the Glendale Fireworks from the park. 100's of people head there to catch the big sparklers in the sky.

My grandmother took me to this park back in 1950. We took the bus from Colfax and Corona. Went several times and took a picnic. My memories are priceless to me and I am so glad they put everything back in good conditionThis summer I will be taking my granddaughter there... for a picnic of course

Always a lot of fun! Can be quite cold so it sbest to go in the summer. But even in the winter months, just bundle up. Very beautiful and I love the hilltop area.