Frederick Law Olmsted, Jr. Park
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About the Location
Historical Significance
Frederick Law Olmsted, Jr. Park is named after a renowned landscape architect who played a significant role in shaping Boulder's urban planning and park system in the early 20th century.
In 1907, the Boulder City Improvement Association hired Olmsted Jr. to prepare a report on the beautification and development of Boulder. His vision for the city included a comprehensive park system that would provide residents with access to nature and recreational opportunities.
Location and Design
This neighborhood park is located adjacent to the North Boulder Recreation Center. The park's design incorporates both natural and developed areas, reflecting Olmsted's philosophy of integrating urban spaces with nature.
Recreational Opportunities
The park offers a variety of recreational facilities for visitors of all ages. It features sports amenities that cater to different interests, providing opportunities for both active and passive recreation.
While not all of Olmsted's plans for Boulder were implemented, his influence can still be seen in Boulder's current park system, including this park that bears his name.
All Features & Facilities
Active Recreation
Visitor Services
ParkMagnet Score
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