Crown Hill Park

Crown Hill Park is a 242acre recreation area operated by Jefferson County Open Space in unincorporated Jefferson County, Colorado. The park is located between the cities of Wheat Ridge and Lakewood. Within the borders of the park is a National Urban Wildlife Refuge. Activities at the park include picnicking, hiking, biking, horseback riding, wildlife viewing, walking, roller blading, jogging, and fishing.AccessibilityCrown Hill Park is located in a highly developed region of Jefferson County in close proximity to Denver, Colorado. It is convenient to many of the transportation networks in the metro area, includingRTD (Regional Transportation District) Bus # 76 runs along Wadsworth Boulevard, 1mi from the park's eastern border. Bus # 100 runs along Kipling Parkway, on the park's western border. Bus # 28 runs along W 26th Avenue, on the park's southern border. Bus # 32 runs along 32nd Avenue, on the park's northern border.AutomobileCrown Hill Park is located 2mi south of I70 at exit 267, and 2mi east of I70 at exit 264. Denver and I25 are located 5mi east, and may be conveniently reached via Colfax Avenue/Business Route 70. The park lies along 2 major thoroughfares, Kipling Parkway and Wadsworth Boulevard. For those arriving by car, the park features 6 ADA accessible parking spaces.BicycleThe cities of Lakewood and Wheat Ridge maintain 2 on-street bike routes, along the southern border of the park on West 26th Avenue, and along the park's western border on Kipling ParkwayHorsebackSigns are posted along West 26th Avenue advising motorists to exercise caution for those visiting the park by horse. The park features a horse arena beside the dedicated parking lot for equestrian activities.