Things to Do

Park

A 0.4-acre city pocket park at Fifth Street and Fulton Avenue with a playground, picnic tables…A 0.4-acre city pocket park at Fifth Street and Fulton Avenue with a playground, picnic tables, benches and a drinking fountain. Free, sunrise to sunset.

Park

The city’s 11.2-acre park at the Recreation Center on South Harrison Avenue: a skate park, playground…The city’s 11.2-acre park at the Recreation Center on South Harrison Avenue: a skate park, playground, soccer and playing fields, a walking path, reservable shelters and the library’s StoryWalk. Free, sunrise to sunset.

Park

The city’s dog park on Highway 52, free and open sunrise to sunset, on a site the city lists with open space…The city’s dog park on Highway 52, free and open sunrise to sunset, on a site the city lists with open space, trails, a walking path, restrooms, a playground, a ball field and picnic tables.

Park

A City of Fort Lupton neighborhood park at Northrup Avenue and Hickory Street with a playground…A City of Fort Lupton neighborhood park at Northrup Avenue and Hickory Street with a playground, a walking path and bike trail, picnic tables and benches. Free, sunrise to sunset.

Park

A 13-acre neighborhood park on Lancaster Avenue, northeast of Longview Drive, with a playground, basketball…A 13-acre neighborhood park on Lancaster Avenue, northeast of Longview Drive, with a playground, basketball, a walking path, picnic tables and benches. Free, sunrise to sunset.

Park

A 13-acre city park on Highway 52 west of Highway 85, with a ball field, playing fields, a playground…A 13-acre city park on Highway 52 west of Highway 85, with a ball field, playing fields, a playground, restrooms, a walking path and bike trail, open space and a scenic overlook.

Park

An 8.6-acre city park at Fourth Street and Pacific Avenue, running from Highway 52 north to Ninth Street…An 8.6-acre city park at Fourth Street and Pacific Avenue, running from Highway 52 north to Ninth Street, with ball and soccer fields, a basketball court, sand volleyball, horseshoe pits, a playground and picnic shelters. Free, sunrise to sunset.

Venue

The City of Fort Lupton’s public 18-hole course, par 71 and 6,412 yards, designed by Matt Eccles…The City of Fort Lupton’s public 18-hole course, par 71 and 6,412 yards, designed by Matt Eccles, with a grass driving range, pro shop, snack bar, tournament pavilion and event rooms.

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The city’s free local-history museum in the 1929 former Fort Lupton Library on First Street…The city’s free local-history museum in the 1929 former Fort Lupton Library on First Street: the Ralph Haynes arrowhead collection, the town’s canning-factory story, a 1950s domestic corner and family and cemetery archives. Wed–Fri 10–3.

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Fort Lupton’s combined public and school library on South Rollie Avenue…Fort Lupton’s combined public and school library on South Rollie Avenue, a City of Fort Lupton department with a makerspace, a Library of Things, computers and printing, community and study rooms and a calendar of kids’ and family programs.

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Fort Lupton’s historic main street, which the city describes as rich in early-20th-century commercial…Fort Lupton’s historic main street, which the city describes as rich in early-20th-century commercial buildings, with Wholly Stromboli, Lucky Shot and Raw Roots on its 300 and 400 blocks.