Park Description
This park is primarily a baseball complex featuring 2 baseball/softball fields, however, there is a playground and 2 picnic shelters located north of the SJCD South drainage. The Massey Draw Regional Trail meanders next to the drainage as it runs through the park.

Park Amenities
2 Baseball fields, 1 multi-use field, 2 picnic shelters and a playground.
Arts in the Parks installation at the score hut

Trails
The trail begins at The Columbine Trail, a regional trail that parallels S. Platte Canyon Dr. from W. Bowles Ave. south to Chatfield State Park. From the Columbine Trail, the Massey Draw Regional Trail heads west through Columbine Hills Park, Columbine Sports Park, and Wayside Meadows Park and ends at S. Wadsworth Blvd. The trail parallels the SJCD South drainage the entire distance. There are no designated trailheads but the parking lot at Columbine Hills Park is an excellent starting point. The Massey Draw Regional Trail runs through the park.
Total trail distance from The Columbine Trail to S. Wadsworth Blvd.:     1.64 miles.
Width / Trail Surface:      8’ / Concrete
Difficulty Factor:      Easy

Park History
This park has evolved as a dedicated baseball complex utilized primarily by local sports associations. The park was originally named “Columbine Hills Greenbelt” before the athletic facilities were developed. The Massey Draw Regional Trail was constructed in 1980 with funding assistance from Jefferson County Open Space.

Directions To Park
From the intersection of W. Ken Caryl Ave. and S. Pierce St., head south on S. Pierce St. to W. Canyon Ave. Turn left on W. Canyon Ave. 1/3 mile to the park. The park is located at W. Canyon Ave. and S. Kendall Blvd. Park in the Columbine Hills parking lot across the street.

Adjacent Subdivisions
Columbine Hills