Denver Metro · 10001 E Costilla Ave, Greenwood Village, CO 80112
The City of Greenwood Village Parks, Trails & Recreation Department runs recreation programs and youth activities, with its administrative offices at 10001 E Costilla Avenue.
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Summer camps — 2026
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01Pee Wee Day in the Park
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Multi-Activity
A one-hour morning session at Silo Park from Greenwood Village's Pee Wee Programs, with each date built around its own theme — this summer's were "Wet N' Wild" and "Magic Monday."
Participants will learn basics of soccer, football and T-Ball in an exciting atmosphere. Creative drills followed by games will be perfect for the little athlete.
Experience the game of soccer in a fun, relaxed environment with your friends. Dribbling, passing, shooting and playing games will be introduced to the participants.
A youth t-ball program teaching baseball skills—throwing, catching, hitting, base running and fitness—through imaginative games and fun activities. All equipment provided; parents welcome to watch.
Develop mountain biking skills at Village Greens Mountain Bike Course—ascending, descending, gear fit, commands and trail etiquette. Participants bring their own bike and helmet.
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We love bringing our friends to this disc golf course and park. Open, spacious, ready for tournament play, and gorgeously kept. Beautiful views. Easy trails to follow the course for non-locals. Crowded in the afternoons and parking is almost impossible during rush hour. Open from dusk til dawn. Bathroom right before hole one. Which is convenient. Headwinds can get to be a bit much on windy days, but fun. Lots of local single players make it hard to take your time and soak in a practice at times. Especially if you are in a group or have to find a disc. Letting them play through keeps the rate of play steady. Challenging enough but still fun.
Beautiful views of the city and the mountains. There is a whole lot to see and do. From open spaces to mild climbing as well as the lake and small private areas with picnic tables. It's a great day trip around it. Not to mention the Dayton station for the light rail Is right where the trail picks up in Greenwood village.
A lot of walking trails and biking space, lots of open fields that are also used for soccer lacrosse, baseball, volleyball. Great disc golf course as well.