Parks & Trails

Firestone has a tremendous inventory of existing and planned parks, trails, and open spaces. In the Firestone Master Plan, parks and trails have been identified for the Town's entire potential urban growth boundary.Settlers Park

The Firestone parks and trails system map provides specific information on existing Firestone parks and trails along with facilities that are planned in the foreseeable future.

View a complete list of parks with detailed amenities here.  

Park Shelters 

Park shelter permits are required for any planned event of 49 people, or fewer, participants at any picnic shelter or pavilion. The permit must be in the possession of the user on the day of the event. Permits are non-refundable. Once a permit is issued, the users may utilize all features within the park.  Requests must be submitted seven (7) day prior to the requested date. Please note, that the park will not be be closed to the public during the permitted use.  Without an approved permit, use of the picnic tables and shelters are first come first served. To get started, visit our facilities and reservation portal. 

If you’re planning a special event or organized gathering of 50 or more people that involves exclusive use of public spaces such as rights-of-way, parks, recreation areas, or other Town facilities, or if your event requires temporary road closures, traffic control, or addresses public safety concerns, you’ll need to submit an External Special Event Application. To get started, see the External Special Events page on our website.  

Park Sports Field Reservations

New! All reservations for Firestone park fields are now managed online. To begin reserving a field, visit our facilities and reservation portal, or email parkandfields@firestoneco.gov.

Tree Recommendation List

Front Range Tree Recommendation List is provided by ASLA Colorado, CNGA, Colorado Tree Coalition, and Colorado State University Extension.