Confluence Park
Confluence Park
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Rich
Va Beach, VA34 contributions
Aug 2024 • Couples
A confluence of a dirty river meeting another, with a few rocks to create a multi-leveled rapids for 5 seconds, then continues on as a lazy river. Barely even a park- there are a couple aging metal tables overlooking the confluence/rapids, which is nice to look at for a few minutes, but not worth the time/effort to get there. Maybe this was better and more well attended at one time, but it's trending towards sketchy.
Written 5 August 2024
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William McC
Boston, MA359 contributions
June 2018
In-the-know Denver dogs take their owners to this park at the confluence of the South Platte River and Cherry Creek, to wear their owners out with running, chasing, splashing, and swimming. Just downstream you may also see an angler casting a line, or just upstream watch some kayakers shoot the rapids. Plenty of grassy areas for kicking back, people watching, or just hearing yourself breathe. Dedicated trails for both walkers and bikers. These watercourses have in the past, more than once, devastated the area with massive floods. But they were "tamed" in a nature-friendly way, and nature more than paid back with a gem of a recreational site. A must-see for Denver visitors.
Written 8 July 2018
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mothersboard
Maryland11 contributions
July 2021
This place is beautiful and a great place to bring smaller kids for a swim, way safer than an actual beach. The water is shallow and the perfect temperature. I would come everyday if I could. There are plenty of places to lounge and have picnic as well.
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Intertubes for the rapids
Watershoes - a must, the sand is extremely rocky and can hurt if not protected
Sunscreen
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Things to Bring:
Intertubes for the rapids
Watershoes - a must, the sand is extremely rocky and can hurt if not protected
Sunscreen
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Written 26 September 2021
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travelrvo
Myrtle Beach, SC336 contributions
Oct 2020
We went through this park multiple times and enjoyed it each time. We could have spent hours just sitting here soaking it all in. We were here during the daytime and at night and it was enjoyable no matter the time of the day.
Written 29 December 2020
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Eddie
106 contributions
Feb 2020
Not a lot going on here in winter. If you’re there for the snow like I was, then you’ll enjoy it. Full of dog walkers, runners/joggers, family’s. Would like to see it in the summer.
Written 25 February 2020
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JW traveler
87 contributions
June 2019
I love this park! People walk dogs, play frisbee, skate, play ball and even get in the water and canoe! It is definitely worth it. Walk to REI and it is right there. Enjoy!
Written 6 November 2019
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DenverTennisPlayer
Denver, CO211 contributions
Jan 2018 • Friends
Nice area that has been redeveloped. There are walkways, some bridges- places to walk, ride a bike, picnic or dip you feet in the Platte River. You can even rent a kayak. Several good places to eat or get a craft beer nearby. Easy access by taking the mall shuttle to the end (west) toward the mountains and then walking further west.
Written 22 January 2018
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sharrongeg
Henderson, NV3,698 contributions
Sept 2019 • Couples
This is a lovely (long and narrow) park between Union Station and the South Platt River. Parts were lovely and well maintained grassy areas while a few parts seem to attract “un-stable” type of folks. As with any large city, Denver has worked hard to develop attractive urban recreation areas that appear to variety of people.
Loved the Millennium bridge that connects this area to Union Station
Loved the Millennium bridge that connects this area to Union Station
Written 28 September 2019
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Sean G
Dallas, TX201 contributions
Sept 2019
This wasn't on my list of places to stop at in Denver, but I'm really happy to have inadvertently found it during my travels in the Mile High City. If the weather is cooperating, there are several places to enjoy the scenery while in the shadows of downtown. I took my lunch break there on two occasions, and went back to my project relaxed and refreshed. Looks like it would be a lot of fun from a recreational standpoint as well.
Written 16 September 2019
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tinaheine31
Carrollton, GA39 contributions
May 2019 • Family
This park is really a lovely way to escape the city. Tons of dogs romping in the river and a people watching prime location. We were there on Memorial Day, so it was crowded right by the REI store, but we rented bikes there and rode off to explore the park in both directions.
There are many serious cyclists who move FAST on this trail. There are also many electric scooter riders along with other bike renters, and there are places where the trail narrows considerably. Be prepared for some congestion and use good bike manners. We did experience some rude pedestrians who didn’t move over despite the “on your left” request.
There are many serious cyclists who move FAST on this trail. There are also many electric scooter riders along with other bike renters, and there are places where the trail narrows considerably. Be prepared for some congestion and use good bike manners. We did experience some rude pedestrians who didn’t move over despite the “on your left” request.
Written 27 May 2019
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Do you allow short wedding ceremonies in the park. If so are there fees?
Written 18 July 2019
This question area is not monitored by the Park - you should contact them directly.
Written 19 July 2019
If we want to go tubing on June 7, where would we park at Confluence Park, or is there a drop off? If we tubed for a couple hours, where would a take out or where would a pick up location be? Is there parking there?
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Jim A
Written 28 May 2017
This came up when I was looking for places to go tubing - can you tube on it? What other places allow for tubing near Denver?
Written 15 September 2016
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