Coyote Ridge Park Improvements
CURRENT PROJECTS
During the November 12, 2024 City Council meeting, the Council approved the Phase 1 improvements to Coyote Ridge Park. Improvements were based on feedback collected during the 2024-2025 public engagement process about future park planning in Castle Pines. These improvements, estimated to cost nearly $4 million, focus on enhancements in three main areas:
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- Accessibility and Mobility Improvements
- Provide assessable walk connections to existing shade structures
- Replacement of one picnic table under existing shade structure to be ADA compliant
- Provide assessable walks between the north and south sides of the drainage between the playground and ballfield parking lot
- Possibility of adding a plaza and pollinator garden
- Addition of a new pedestrian connection to the community
- Addition of bike racks adjacent to existing playgrounds and shade shelters
- Provide improved maintenance access along the north side of the playground to the multipurpose field
- Playground Improvements
- Replace existing play area equipment, creating an updated all-inclusive play area for all ages
- Create age-separated play areas for 2–5-year-olds and 5–12-year-olds
- Replace play area surfacing with more inclusive poured-in-play surfacing or synthetic turf
- Fencing at the Basketball Court
- Provide fencing at the edge of the existing basketball court to minimize the balls going into the drainage area
- Accessibility and Mobility Improvements
City Council approved a professional services agreement with Hord Coplan Macht (HCM) for design services for the Phase 1 improvements during the February 11 City Council meeting. City staff will work with HCM to finalize the design drawings for the approved improvements.
Next Steps
Construction of Phase 1 improvements is anticipated to begin in late 2025, pending approval by the City Council. View the City Council meeting presentation for more information on the proposed Phase 1 improvements. The timing of future phased improvements to Coyote Ridge Park will be determined by recommendations from the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board and approval by the City Council.
Learn More
Visit the Future Park Planning webpage to learn more about future park improvements in Castle Pines.