Fuller Park

Historic Legacy

Established in 1879, Fuller Park holds the distinction of being Denver's second oldest park. This historic urban green space was generously donated by Horace J. Fuller and has deep roots in the city's past.

The park is situated in the Whittier neighborhood, bounded by Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard to the north and Williams Street to the east.

Recreational Amenities

This community-focused facility offers a blend of open spaces and dedicated activity areas, catering to diverse interests and age groups. The park's layout includes grassy areas ideal for picnicking or casual sports, as well as more structured amenities for specific activities.

One of its notable features is the off-leash dog area, which provides a fenced space for canine companions to socialize and exercise freely. The playground equipment caters to children, while the basketball court attracts older youth and adults for pick-up games.

Community Hub

Fuller Park serves as a gathering place for local residents, offering opportunities for both active recreation and passive enjoyment of nature within an urban setting.

Its central location in the Whittier neighborhood makes it easily accessible to nearby residents, contributing to its role as a community hub.