Top 10 Things To Do, Activities and Attractions in Parker

"Four Mile Historic Park tells the story of Denver's oldest standing structure and the 12 acres around it. Four Mile House (now Four Mile House Museum) was built in 1859. In 1860, a widow and her two teenage children opened it as a stage stop for weary travelers who could wash up and have a home-cooked meal or spend the night before traveling the last four miles into Denver."

"January 10, February 14, March 13, April 10, May 8, June 12, July 10, August 14, September 11, October 09, November 13, December 11. FREE days are the second Friday of every month (except holidays) from noon to 4 p.m."

"1.7 miles and over 3,400 steps per lap This park is for those of you in the South Denver area. Enjoy lots of grass and a play structure along with an almost 2 mile path."

"Westlands has undergone several rounds of updates, most recently in 2000. Its three spacious play areas feature a village of play houses, unique sculptures, a hanging seesaw, and a slide built into the hillside. There is a tall observation tower, a nearby pond and splash area, and a flower garden."

"January 16, February 20, March 19, June 18, July 16, August 20, November 19, December 3. Free Day hours 10 a.m."

"Source: Photo by Wikimedia Commons user en:Chensiyuan used under CC BY-SA 3.0. Photo is only for illustrative purposes. Due to the pandemic, the restaurant is undergoing some adjustments to accommodate their guests."

"Max Gill and Grill is an upscale neighborhood bar located among the shops on Old South Gaylord Street. It’s a beautiful space with a laid-back feel and they specialize in serving t..."

"Lively, family-friendly chain featuring Italian standards such as pastas & salads, with a full bar. Open for lunch and dinnerDress code: CasualPhone: +1 303-450-9528"

"Perfect for date night or a celebratory dinner, Matsuhisa Denver is an upscale dining experience for sushi enthusiasts. This posh restaurant is actually one of 40 locations found around the world, and each location produces impeccable food and rave reviews. From caviar to waygu beef, the menu is speckled with uniquely delicious Japanese dishes."

"Starch up the collar of your best button-up or step into your tallest heels, and finally fulfill that dream of ordering a $700 bottle of sake. This is the see and be seen place in Denver, and thankfully they also have really good fish. As part of the Nobu family, it’s a given that you’ll get a great meal here."

"Specialty oyster dishes, a large sushi variety, and cocktails that resemble works of art are just the tip of the iceberg. World-renowned chef Nobu Matsuhisa provides Japanese-Peruv..."

"Having started with the franchise donut shop, Winchell’s, the owner of Yummy’s Donut House broke out on his own in 2010 to create his own donuts and make a name for himself within Denver metro’s donut scene. The mom-and-pop donut shop is one that conjures up childhood memories of what a donut tasted like with its old-school and classic flavors like a chocolate glaze with sprinkles, red velvet, and powdered sugar jelly-filled donuts. Only open from 6:00 a.m."

"That's the motto at Yummy's, a Lakewood shop that specializes in soft, fluffy donuts that taste like... classic, soft, fluffy donuts. So, really damn good."

"Zomo, an Asian-American restaurant in downtown Englewood, attracts crowds that throng for the kitchen’s open-faced banh mi bites, Vietnamese-style burger and meatloaf, the beef uncharacteristically moistened with glass noodles and, in true American fashion, glossed with ketchup. The mashup menu, though small, also includes fragrant, pure-tasting pho, hand-cut taro root fries, a mellow yellow curry and noodle bowls. The space, staffed by unfalteringly kind owners and their brethren, is beautifully designed with wicker light installations, colorful parasols, live greenery and sleek neutral woods."