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Kensington Park is an 18 acre neighborhood park along Spring Gulch. Kensington Park was purchased for $2,000 in 1963, and features a flowing ditch and path, along with playgrounds, a basketball court and walking paths. This linear park stretches from 9th to 3rd Avenue. The park has one shelter which is reservable for a $35 fee for resident and $44.00 for non-resident. (link to shelter reservations). The picnic shelter is next to restrooms north of Longs Peak Avenue.
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Kensington Park Shelter to the East of Kensington Pon
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Artwork at Kensington Park and Basketball courts
Kensington Park is the home of a 1998 installed public art piece called "The Unity Project". It was designed by artists Susan Daily and Mario Echevarria.
A neighborhood initiated master plan process was conducted in 2005. The resulting plan was approved by City Council and has been funded for a phased construction project. Phase 1 completed in 2007 included bridge replacements.
Phase 2 funded for 2008 includes a restroom replacement (now complete) and park amenities south of Longs Peak Avenue (new full size basketball court and community gathering space). Construction is now underway for Phase 2 work south of Longs Peak Avenue. Please respect barricades and signs. Look here for future phased construction projects! For project questions, contact Paula Fitzgerald, 303-651-8448.
Dogs allowed on leash, please pick
up after your pet.
Amenities: