Lions Open Space - Laporte, Colorado

Lions Open Space

Located at Address: 2425 N Overland Trail, Laporte, CO 80535, Lions Open Space is a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts in the Laporte area.

This park offers a range of amenities and activities, including Park and Tourist attraction.

Visitors can enjoy Hiking and Barbecue grill facilities, as well as Picnic tables and Public restroom.

The park is also Wheelchair accessible with an entrance and parking lot that are Wheelchair accessible.

One of the standout features of Lions Open Space is its proximity to the river and bike path, making it an ideal spot for walking, biking, and exploring the great outdoors.

Many visitors have praised the park for its Good for kids and Kid-friendly hikes, making it a great destination for families.

Additionally, dogs are allowed in the park, adding to its appeal for pet owners.

Other points of interest

• Wheelchair accessible entrance
• Wheelchair accessible parking lot
• Hiking
• Barbecue grill
• Picnic tables
• Public restroom
• Good for kids
• Kid-friendly hikes
• Dogs allowed

Opinions

This company has 240 reviews on Google My Business, with an average opinion of 4.7/5

Many reviewers have praised the park for its cleanliness and well-maintained facilities, as well as its scenic views and accessible amenities.

One reviewer noted that the park is a Quiet and peaceful spot, making it ideal for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of city life.

Another reviewer praised the park's Beautiful views and Easy access to the river and bike path, making it a great destination for outdoor enthusiasts.

Recommendation

For those looking for a peaceful and scenic outdoor destination, Lions Open Space is a great choice. With its Wheelchair accessible facilities and Good for kids amenities, it's an ideal spot for families and outdoor enthusiasts of all ages.

👍 Reviews of Lions Open Space

Aaron D.

5/5

Pretty plain and simple. Good parking, access to the river, access to the bike path. Overall clean and well taken care of.

Breanna G.

5/5

Lions Open Space is one of our favorite spots to walk and bike. It’s usually quiet, and the views heading in are beautiful. We love having this place right in our backyard! If you haven’t been, it’s worth a visit.

Shawn D.

5/5

Lions Open Space was very nice. My wife and I wanted to take the dogs for a walk somewhere close to home since it was a warmer day. Parking was easy and the lot was maintained well. We started off by heading towards the school and disc golf area, traveling by the dirt trail next to the river. This allowed for more shade for the dogs, the occasional stop for a drink from the river and to stay off the paved trail to avoid bikes. Once we hit the disc golf area, we turned around and headed back towards the bridge. The river was very tranquil and the scenery was amazing. We made it about 3/4 of the way across the bridge and the oldest dog was getting tired along with the puppy so we headed back to the truck to go home. Overall, Lions Open Space was perfect for a short walk. As mentioned in some reviews, it’s sad that some dog owners will either not clean up after their dogs or just carelessly leave poop bags along the trail. We’ll definitely return though.

Alli H.

5/5

Beautiful park with lovely walking paths. My cousin just had her wedding ceremony there by the river and it was absolutely perfect. A really beautiful spot!

Cassandra K.

5/5

Great public space.
Ample parking, wheelchair accessible parking and pathway, grills, picnic area, clean bathrooms, no fees, bike baths, bike pump, great stream restoration, only downside is tubing is NOT allowed at this location.

Julie Z.

5/5

Beautiful place. 4 mile walking/biking concrete trails. Really enjoyed it.

Melissa H.

5/5

Beautiful trail to be by the river, though river access is limited. A sheltered group use area and bathroom is available right next to the parking lot.

Kristina M.

5/5

Beautiful walk along the Poudre River. The water is always running here (even when the top layer freezes over), and there's tons of foliage and tree coverage on the north side of the park that helps keep the trail shaded on sunny days. There's even little spots off the shoreline where you can go fly fishing at dawn or get your feet wet on a hot summer day.