Salisbury Park North Expansion
The Town of Parker owns 91 acres of land adjacent to and north of the Salisbury Equestrian Park and Sports Complex, known as Salisbury Park North. In 2014, a Master Plan was approved by Town Council.
Design consultants have worked on a site plan for the project to determine phasing the park amenities based on the available budget and Town Council approval. View the Salisbury Park North Site Plan or the Salisbury Park North Virtual Tour.
The project will be phased over several years. (All timeframes and amenities are subject to change)
- Phase 1 (2025) will include four lighted baseball/softball fields, two synthetic turf lighted multi-purpose soccer fields, restrooms/shelter, parking and landscape
- Phase 2 (2026) will include two tennis courts, 21 pickleball courts, restroom/shelter, parking and landscape
- Phase 3 (2028) will include a community hub pavilion, outdoor fitness area, inclusive playground, restrooms, parking and landscape
- Phase 4 (2029) will include a bike park and overlook pavilion.
Help make the Salisbury Park North expansion a reality!
The Greater Parker Foundation is the official Foundation for the Town of Parker and allows supporters to donate directly to the programs and services they choose.
Public Service Company (PSCO) Trail
The Parker PSCO Trail will provide a soft surface crusher fine trail from Canterberry Parkway to Omaha Avenue and from the Tallman Trail to Latigo Lane, along the PSCO-owned right-of-way. The project is in partnership with Public Service.
Project improvements include:
- Approximately 1.5 miles of crusher fine soft surface trail
- Earthwork and reinforced concrete pipe drainage crossings
- Concrete ramps at street crossings
- Benches
- Prairie dog management
- Natural seeding and mulching along trail edges
Approximate Construction Timeline: June 2024 – April 2025
Lemon Gulch Trail Improvements
The Meadowlark Subdivision developer installed a ten-foot-wide concrete trail, which dead ends near the northeast corner of the development. The Town is now extending the trail to provide access to the Cherry Creek Regional Trail.
Project improvements include:
- Approximately a half mile of ten foot wide multi-use concrete trail
- Sculpted concrete drop structure and trail crossing of Lemon Gulch
- Trail under Stroh Road to connect to Stroh Soccer Park
- Trail related improvements including earthwork, erosion control, natural grass seeding and mulching
Construction Timeline: November 2023 – August 2024
High Plains Trail
View general information about the High Plains Trail High Plains Trail.
The final trail connection between the High Plains Trail and the bridge will run through Prairie Point, a planned Oakwood Homes residential community located within the City of Aurora and the Kings Point South development. Once all approvals and rights of way have been secured by Aurora, Arapahoe County will lead the final construction portion of the project.
For more information about the Phase Two timeline, please contact the City of Aurora Parks, Recreation & Open Space department at 303.739.7160 or parks@auroragov.org.
Visit the Arapahoe County High Plains Trail Connector Project page for additional project information.
Trails at Crowfoot Community Park
The 17-Acre Trails at Crowfoot Community Park, located south of Stroh Road, is now open. Some construction is still underway, so please be aware of your surroundings. The park includes a ballfield, a multi-use field, a nine-hole disc golf course, six pickleball courts, one tennis court, a playground, a basketball court, two picnic shelters, one restroom (not yet installed), trails and parking.
The park amenities are funded by the Developer of the Trails at Crowfoot community. The park will be maintained by the Developer for two years after the final acceptance of the park by the Town, which occured in late summer of 2023. After the Developer’s two-year warranty period, the Town will own and maintain the park. Find more information about the Trails at Crowfoot Community Park here Version Options Parks and Recreation Capital Projects Headline.
Right-of-Way Trail Public Service Company (PSCO) Trail Public Service Company (PSCO) Trail
Tanterra Community Park Construction
The Tanterra Subdivision, located just east of the Reuter-Hess Reservoir, includes a 31.36-acre Community Park. The site plan for the park is complete and includes a multi-use field, four pickleball courts, a playground, a trike track, three picnic shelters, one restroom, trails, parking and landscaping.
The park amenities are funded by the Developer of the Tanterra Subdivision. The park will be maintained by the Developer for two years after the final acceptance of the park by the Town, which has not been determined yet. After the Developer’s two-year warranty period, the Town will own and maintain the park. See the park site plan
Capital Projects Contact
Brett Collins, Park Project Manager | Email | Ph: 303.805.3276
