Pioneer Park

Park Overview

Situated in Aurora, Colorado, Pioneer Park spans 4 acres of community-friendly green space. Established back in 1988, it holds the distinction of being the first park created by the Trails Park and Recreation District. Located just off Picadilly Road, this neighborhood park has been a local fixture for over three decades.

Trails and Connectivity

Feel like stretching your legs? The park features a walking trail that links up with the West Tollgate Trail, well-suited for those morning jogs or peaceful evening strolls when you need to clear your head and connect with nature.

Snowshoeing in Rocky Mountains

Snow shoeing is fun and we know some of the best areas to go. Since the trail is covered in snow and there aren't any markings, its good to have a guide who knows where to go and how not to get lost.

$130.00

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Playground and Child-Friendly Features

The playground here is a hit with the little ones, designed specifically for children between 2-12 years old. With various climbing structures set on a bed of safety-conscious wood chips, it creates a space where kids can burn off energy while parents catch a breather.

Smaller children especially thrive here, with plenty of opportunities for climbing and running around. It's a nice neighborhood spot where children often make new friends while playing outdoors.

Sports Facilities

Soccer enthusiasts will appreciate the dedicated soccer field complete with goals. Just a heads up though - the turf can be a bit uneven in places, particularly around the goal areas, so watch your footing if you're planning a competitive match.

Additional Amenities

Need a break from the sun? The park's covered pavilion offers a shaded retreat with two picnic tables - well-suited for unpacking lunch or enjoying a snack after playtime.

Adding to the park's natural charm, a small stream meanders through the grounds, providing a touch of tranquility to your visit.

Denver Airport to Breckenridge/Keystone Private Shuttle

We provide reliable transportation to Keystone and Breckenridge ski resorts seven days a week. After a long flight, waiting for transport can be frustrating—but with our dependable fleet and professional team, we ensure a smooth and timely journey from Denver Airport to your destination.

$980.00

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Visitor Information

While there's no dedicated parking lot, you can easily find street parking nearby when visiting.

Just a practical note: you won't find restrooms or water fountains here, so it's wise to bring your own water, especially if you're planning to stay for a while or catch a soccer game.

Community Atmosphere

The park benefits from an active neighborhood community that helps maintain the space. There's a welcoming atmosphere where both people and pets seem comfortable.

Park Rules

To keep Pioneer Park enjoyable for everyone, there are some basic guidelines in place. These include no overnight parking, no climbing trees or structures not meant for climbing, and reasonable restrictions on alcohol and noise levels. These simple rules help preserve the park's friendly, community-oriented atmosphere.