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- Cheesman Park was named after Walter Cheesman at the start of the 20th century (1907); in fact, his family financed the beautiful, neoclassical pavilion you see on the eastern side of the park.
- Laura EakesMay 22, 2014This is a great park to run or take your dog for a nice walk or throw the ball. It can get busy on weekends. Beautiful sunset from the columns. If you are local ride your bike there & watch sunset
- In the Fall, trees stop producing chlorophyll. The carotenoids present in the leaves can finally show through. The leaves become a bright mix of glowing yellows, warm oranges and comforting browns.
- Steven HobbsonJuly 27, 2016This is the one of the best parks in Denver. Cheesman Park was named after Walter Cheesman at the start of the 20th century. It a very beautiful and peaceful place. You can enjoy your weekend here.
- Great Urban Park. It sits on the site of what was the old Denver City Cemetery. They say it's haunted. Nevertheless, playground, running and walking path.
- Candace TupperApril 9, 2016Beautiful place to enjoy he weekend sun. And the history of this place is fun! Walk around a bit and look for the History board. You won't be disappointed.
- Anthony DuranJanuary 23, 2017Love it's location, yet another great neighborhood and wonderful any time of day and weather. More discreet than other Denver park for sure.
- They close the park to vehicles on the first Sunday of each month; in addition, they block off the entrances for certain holidays and special events.
- This was Denver's first cemetery so the park is haunted. I even heard you can see a ghost floating around the pavilion some nights.... Beautiful park though! One of my favorites in Denver!
- One of the best parks in the city! Beautiful, open and tons of people watching.
- Augustine VNovember 25, 2015Really nice park in a great neighborhood... But there was an odd bunch of homeless people gathered around the main area on top of the hill
- Aaron bauerFebruary 17, 2015Night of the Living dead could happen here with hipsters, hippies and gay people. Love hanging here to drink bloody marys on a nice day and people watch. Former cemetery. Theres stillsome bodies.
- Go to the rose garden in the middle of the park and just sit. Breathe. And enjoy the peaceful mixture of nature and city noises.
- tylor gallagherFebruary 18, 2015Great place to be out doors and photography, it's even fun just to drive around I'd your in the area.
- Great running trail around the park and a very dog friendly atmosphere. Not as crowded or "spring break" feeling as Wash Park.
- Take time out of your busy day to enjoy a slice of Nature. It's a great way to keep your sanity, and it's FREE!
- Emily BurkeMarch 17, 2013Great spot for running! One lap around the park is about 1.4 miles and pretty flat. Dog and kid friendly!
- John Farrell jrApril 29, 2011In the 1800's cheeseman was denvers original grave yard until the city decided to make a park, and exumed all the bodys. The place is haunted. Go there at night.
- If you like to run, try getting to the track/path between 5 to 7 AM for a less-crowded experience.
- wiffleball every nice wednesday at 4:30pm. come play! NO JERKS!
- Beautiful park. All types of sporting events. And a few crazy people!
- scifibutterflyJune 10, 2012Walked to the park and them once around. Now going to read and do the same to get back home.
- Yappy Hour is sparse today. But still it's a beautiful day in the park
- Jackie FlyntAugust 20, 2012The Walter Scott Cheesman Pavilion, dedicated in 1908, makes a fine dance floor.
- Beautiful park... great for running and sports or my favorite, hooping.
- Drive the speed limit on your way home from work. The park has a posted speed limit of 15mph. It's not a short cut, it's a park.
- Jacob FordAugust 12, 2015Search for the Hula-Hooping Pedestrian Crossing sign. I promise you it’s real.
- Keep your dog on leash because the police have been known to give tickets!
- ScoutmobNovember 30, 2011With less water vapor in the air at this altitude, the sky really is bluer in Colorado. Is the grass greener, too? Because it kind of seems like it.
- Watch a sunset from the pavilion.Awesome view of the mountains.