Johnson-Habitat Park

"Cute and unique playground with lots of things to climb on for kids but the area we were in felt a bit sketchy. I was there just before dusk on a Saturday so maybe it was just the time and day of the week that I stopped here; but I wouldn’t have stayed if I didn’t have another adult with me and we didn’t stay long either."

"A nice green space with a playground but the construction near by (as of late 2022) makes it less enjoyable. The park is by the South Platte River trail so I appreciate the porta potty!"

"Amazing playground with a "natural" space as well as a traditional play structure. The only con is that the natural space with the sandbox is not in sight of the play structure so I don't feel comfortable letting one child play in the sandbox while the other uses the structure."

"This is a nice area for exploring nature in the city. There are dead trees that are safe for climbing. Infact the whole area is for climbing and getting that built up engery out. Lots of room for running as well. Know this before you go and these are just what I saw when I was there today. I didn't see any public restrooms or Johnny on the spots there. There are no picnic tables. There are not slides or playgrounds for small children. If you take the bike path there you will have a detour as the bike path it under construction. Also the street next to this park is called Jason Street and it looks well not the best place. There is about 5 campers parked next to the park and they look rugged. There is a good amount of trash around them. I believe one has been in a fire. Just be careful and safe if you are going here and plan ahead."

"I enjoyed this park, probably more than the kiddos. Play structure is large and includes a large rope net climbing element. Lots of seating around the playground for adults. Natural climbing structure around the main playground give lots of options. Most walking paths are crusher fine, which made things a little muddy post-snow, but would be great on a dry day. Paved path to walk along the river and watch the ducks."