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Reunion’s Parks and Trails

Sneakers were never meant to hibernate on shoe shelves. At Reunion, you’ve got 150 acres of parks, 10 miles of trails, and 170 acres of open space just egging you to go explore its treasures. Eight acres of lakes and waterfalls. An amphitheater, picnic hub, and athletic fields. Stop-you-in-your-tracks views of Longs Peak. Tie those laces and get out there.

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Reunion Park
Reunion Park
Reunion Park

This is the big one. Reunion’s signature 52-acre park brings together scenic lakes and waterfalls, walking paths, wide-open lawns, playgrounds, athletic fields, picnic areas and an amphitheater. It’s also home turf for some to the Rec Center and Reunion’s biggest community events.

Southlawn Park
Southlawn Park
Southlawn Park

Pool day is only the beginning. Southlawn pairs its community pool with open lawns, a playground, walking paths and gathering spaces, creating a neighborhood destination for playing, relaxing and making the most of a sunny Colorado afternoon.

Box Elder Park
Box Elder Park
Box Elder Park

Ornamental plantings and seating surround the playground made for school-age kids and even younger. And an open playfield is made for the grown-ups (and kid in them, too).

Sunflower Park
Sunflower Park
Sunflower Park

Sometimes you don’t need a big adventure. Just a good place to wander. Sunflower Park offers a quieter neighborhood escape for an evening walk, a little fresh air and some welcome time outside.

Heartland Park
Heartland Park
Heartland Park

A little green goes a long way. Heartland Park offers another neighborhood place to step outside, let the kids burn off some steam, and enjoy some fresh Colorado air without venturing far from home.

Buckley Regional Trail
Buckley Regional Trail
Buckley Regional Trail

Go ahead. See where the trail takes you. Buckley Regional Trail connects Unity Park to Reunion and to the larger, Second Creek Trail network beyond the community – so those two feet or wheels can go as far as they can go.

Touchstone HOA Park
Touchstone HOA Park
Touchstone HOA Park

A nice and neat retreat for residents to catch a breath, catch some air, and catch some time together on benches among landscaping. Catch up with a neighbor, pause with a friend, enjoy a little more nature, everyday.

Harmony Park
Harmony Park
Harmony Park

Got some energy to burn? Harmony HOA Park is a neighborhood favorite for getting the family outside, moving around and letting playtime take over. Sometimes the best amenity is simply having somewhere nearby to let loose.

Liberty HOA Park
Liberty HOA Park
Liberty HOA Park

Free time? Put it to good use. Liberty HOA Park gives the neighborhood a convenient place to picnic, take advantage of two playfields, or simply trade four walls for fresh air.

Pinwheel Park
Pinwheel Park
Pinwheel Park

Spin by for some fresh air. A playground that’s surrounded by ornamental grasses, greenspace, and nice pathway to take the stroller, new bike, or skateboard for a ride.

Discovery HOA Park
Discovery HOA Park
Discovery HOA Park

Afternoons unfold outside here. Discovery HOA Park brings together places to play with places to explore nature, and creating another place for neighbors to cross paths. Don’t go far to find a little adventure.

Unity Park
Unity Park
Unity Park

Meet you at the park, and maybe see you on the trail. Unity Park connects playspaces with greenspaces, and the Buckley Regional Trail to the rest of Reunion and beyond.

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Countless Ways to Wander

Walk it. Run it. Bike it. Bring the dog. Catch up on your Podcast of the moment. Reunion’s parks are only part of the story. With 170 acres of open space surrounding you, and more than 10 miles of trails connecting it all, where you’re headed doesn’t have to be the point of going somewhere.

See how the trails, the parks, the waterfalls, the pools and the eight acres of lakes are laid out with the Reunion Community Map.

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