Robert F. Clement Park

I love seeing a park that’s always full. It’s clean it’s safe and it’s beautiful. I also love that they have the column by memorial for people to remember the losses of that day.

Really beautiful park in any season. We recently made a trip to the Columbine Memorial and it was a very nice tribute.

I’ve loved Clement Park since visiting Littleton as a child. So beautiful. Great playgrounds and the pond is awesome. Perfect view of the mountains and our favorite library right in the park.

Good, large, nice park.
Plenty of room for any activity you can imagine. Tons of space to sit and contemplate, or run, or let the kids burn some energy off.
Clean, well-​maintained, and always looks nice.
Just too far away from me now.

Wonderful! My favorite park in Colorado. It’s big and bad azz just like me. ;)

Poorly managed and ran. Must have a prepaid card to buy food and drink. What bank is making money on that? Don’t waste your time or money going there. Wait and go to Estes Park.

Plenty to do here. My step son plays a lot of his baseball games here during the summer and after a tough game the team likes to cool off in the awesome fountain. The skate park is great for beginners but can be a little crowded.

This park is good for all ages & activities. The lake is 1.45 miles around and a great path to run. There is a play ground, large field for kite flying, the Columbine Memorial, gazebos with picnic tables, etc. it’s a great place to spend the afternoon!

This park has a lot to offer families as well as sports enthusiasts of various types: joggers, walkers, rollerbladers, playground enthusiastic kids, skate park riders, volleyball, socce, baseball and cyclists.
If you like Irish music, they usually have Irish festival here in the park in summer. But I have been here walking our jogging and sometimes there is someone set up in amphitheater making use of practice location as opposed to the garage hahaha. Perhaps a professional band that rents it because it’s enjoyable to listen to.
I never feel unsafe at this part of there are plenty of people but not too many and the location is ideal if you need to run errands for shopping, pet food, the mall, home improvement, excetera.
I have been here several times before I actually went to visit the Columbine memorial and it is quite unique and very special. It is located in the south east corner of the park and have a nice rich that loops around above it that offer some pretty stunning 360 degree views. You can also observe the memorial from up on this elevated path but circles memorial.

Very nice, large park. Perfect for a number of activities — family get togethers, walking your dog, frisbee, napping, picnics, etc.

Beautiful park and loved the peaceful memorial for Columbine.

I’ve been here once for dog training lessons. The park is quite popular on a Saturday morning but seems to have something for everyone — trails, swing sets, BBQs, picnic shelters, and playing fields. People on the trail were courteous and there were dogs everywhere but they were all on leashes. I can’t tell you how much I appreciate that!

I love this park. Maybe it’s because I’m a (very happy) transplant from Miami and Miami has zero open space, it seems, but I love the vastness of this park. My boyfriend flies his RC planes here, and I like to just wander. Even when it’s crowded, there’s always plenty of room to find your own space. Plus, it’s just pretty. Nice trees, nice grass, nice lake. Everything about it promotes calm. If you don’t like kids screaming, you can avoid the playground and pick another spot. I haven’t been to any shows there, but I like that they have a little stage for live bands.

Beautiful setting, never too crowded, and very friendly people who will return a smiling greeting. :-) At 1.40 miles, it’s a cinch for a not-​over-​the-​top workout!

Its big and has different sized playgrounds for different age groups. Its right by the library so you can check out a book and then head to the park so the kiddos can play and you can read. Walk around the trail! The lake is beautiful!

Good Park. Nice playground. Good lake with a very nice path around it. Lots of parking.

I love the lake here. It’s really relaxing to walk around it especially on starry summer nights.

I do love Clement Park, and so do a whole lot of other people — this place is almost always packed with tons of people, regardless of the weather. It’s a nice 1.4 mile walk with a beautiful view of the foothills. I love that the library is right there.
However, I docked one star because of the lack of a sidewalk leading from Starbucks and Barnes & Noble to the lake. This is serious SUV-​land, and you are taking your life into your hands when you attempt to cross the main thoroughfare. I am telling you, these people do not want to stop for pedestrians.
I also docked a star because with all the businesses lining the strip mall, don’t you think they would figure out a way to plan for more outdoor patio seating that takes advantage of the view? Hops is the only place you can sit on the patio and enjoy the views. The little strip mall where the Honey Baked Ham store is BACKS to the lake. Why face a beautiful body of water when you can face, um, you know, Bowles Avenue. It makes me think of your typical soul-​less suburban amenity and all that; when the kicker is that it doesn’t HAVE to be.
Another thing that detracts from this lovely park is the abundance of dog crap lining the path.

It was almost seven years ago when I drove west on Bowles Avenue after a 24+ hour drive across the country to a place I was going to make my home, at least for a little while. My wide eyes took in the nicely dressed scenery of Littleton and I melted into the serenity the foothills’ backdrop brought me. Clement Park appeared into view.
I imagined:
–walking on the oblong shape of pavement that surrounded the quiet lake
–lying on a blanket with a journal or a book
–barbecues with friends I had not met yet
It took me longer than planned to surround myself with the green grass, the Littleton residents and the water of Clement Park. But I got there. I needed release one day as the sun began to set; without a plan I threw on a pair of old sneakers and found myself running next to the water past quietly talking couples, serious runners, light joggers, mothers finishing up a walk with their strollered babies, old friends catching up over evening lattes from the nearby Starbucks; past the diners who cheerily finished up happy hour on the deck of Hops, the retired homes of gray-​haired residents, and past the once green field (now turned to quaint lake cottages). I was never a runner. (Picture me, the last day of junior year, the hottest day of one Maine summer, running by myself to pass my gym class by hesitantly, painfully running the required mile). The evening my feet hit the Littleton pavement, I became a runner. My 15 minute mile turned to 25 minute two miles, turned into new running shoes and more laps; turned into barbecues with friends, turned into a jogger stroller filled with my little sunshine, and Munchkin’s first birthday party, friends and our kids playing in the fountains — fast forward to the gorgeous beams of yesterday’s sunshine as I ran 5+ miles around the same quiet water and then enjoyed a picnic on the grass with Roommate as we contemplated the curious, funny, tough and awesome aspects of life.
Fast forward to the point I give Robert F. Clement Park five deserved stars.

1.4 mile walk with my ipod.
peaceful. gives me time to think.
beautiful lake. reflections of the mountains.
awesome view. setting sun. ahhh :)
all reasons as to why this is one of my favorite places in littleton :)