Parks & Trails

Firestone has a tremendous inventory of existing and planned parks, trails, and open space. In the Firestone Master Plan, parks and trails have been identified for the Town's entire potential urban growth boundary.

The Firestone parks and trails system map provides specific information on existing Firestone parks and trails and along with facilities that are planned in the foreseeable future.

View a complete list of parks, with detailed amenities here.

Park Shelters

Firestone's vast park system offers a number of shelters that are available on a first-come, first-served - reservations are not required. You will need to contact the Events & Programming Coordinator if you are hosting an exclusive event at a Firestone park that will have over 50 people in attendance and/or has activities that constitute it as a Special Event.

Park Use Policy

With permission from the Town of Firestone, individuals or businesses may use Town-owned parks to conduct business or commercial activities. Those who wish to obtain permission must first complete the External Park Use Request Form and submit it to ParkandFields@firestoneco.gov. Users who want to use a park on an annual basis for the summer and fall seasons must submit the Request Form by March 1st. All other applications must be submitted at least 60 days prior

Once the Request Form is received, staff will review it and work with the applicant to ensure availability and answer any questions. Once all applicable documents are received, and fees have been paid, a final permit will be issued to the user.

Please Note: priority will be given to Carbon Valley Parks & Recreation District to schedule youth and adult programming for the community.

View complete Town of Firestone External Park Use Policy here.
Download the External Park Use Request Form here.

Park Sports Field Reservations

Reservation of Firestone park fields is handled through the Carbon Valley Parks & Recreation District.

Park Rules

Open daily from one hour prior to sunrise until one hour after sunset.

No glass
No alcohol
No fighting
No firearms
No littering
No structures
Noise ordinance enforced
Keep bicycles off the grass
Vehicles permitted in designated areas only
No fires. Only gas BBQ stoves are permitted.
Animals must be kept on a leash at all times and picked up after

For a complete list of parks and recreation facilities rules, see chapter 12.32 of the Firestone Municipal Code.

Park Restrooms

Park restrooms are open from late spring through early fall.

St. Vrain State Park

St. Vrain State Park is a family-friendly destination for visitors seeking a peaceful and simple outdoor break. It is the only state park in Colorado to annex into a municipality.