Majestic View Nature Center and Park

We came here to kill some time and what a hidden gem. It was raining outside but it was still a very relaxing place. My daughter had to use the bathroom so we walked into the guest area and what a surprise: a cute little place filled with stuffed animals: baby cub, lynx, fox and a fish tank that I had to peel my kid away from. The people inside were really nice too.

The view is truly Majestic. Although the grass is kept a bit too long for good usage, this is a fun park to go for a short stroll, play tennis, or watch your kids at the playground. If the nature center is open, it can make for a fun short trip for environmental education. Though the park is getting busier, it is still a great place to visit.

This place deserves 5 stars based on the views alone! Like others have said, I completely understand why this place is called «Majestic View.» It’s within a bike ride of a long walk from our house, and when the weather’s nice, the jaunt there and back, as well as the time spent in the park makes for a nice afternoon in the gorgeous Colorado weather. The tennis courts look awesome and well kept, although I’ve yet to be there on a weekend day when they weren’t packed. If you haven’t been here, you should check it out!

Gorgeous park. Great trails and beautiful views. My kids love to walk through the nature center! The staff is super friendly.

A nice park with a couple tennis courts, picnic benches, playground, big green space and trees. I came here to read in the grass with my dog under a tree and it was very pleasant and not too noisy for being right next to a road.

What a gorgeous little park! Just west of Carr on 72^nd is Majestic View, and it’s quite easy to see how it got its name. The playground is great; lots of options for the kids. There are quite a few hilly areas for children to run around on or for picnicking. Plenty of benches, lots of shade, and a ton of parking (complete with two port-​a-​potties). Plus, there are a few tennis courts and a full basketball court, too. The only weird part about the park is the placement of what I think was supposed to be the creek… you have to either walk waaaaaaaaay around it to a bridge, or slide down the cement and cross the bottom, and then scale back up in order to get to everything from the parking lot. When we went today, there was zero water in there. All in all, though, very lovely little spot.

They just opened this little park right off of 72^nd between Kipling and Wadsworth and if nothing else stop by to see the view. It rests near enough so that you’re able to get a perfect nature-​scape of the mountains flanked by some houses.
They have a couple of tennis courts and a little playground. A huge open field and a walkway that follows a creek into a lake. This is a great place to take the kids to fly kites as long as you stay away from the trees on the opposite side of the walkway.
At the end of the trail there is a little Nature Center, that has some little factoids and a viewing area inside the little building. The entrance and parking for the nature center are located at the above listed address.