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James N. Manley Park

February 12, 2013

 Take a play break after shopping in Cherry Creek.

We love the tire swing!James N. Manley Park in Cherry Creek North is a small neighborhood park that has enjoyed a revival in popularity due to the fantastic new playground that was installed in the summer of 2012. This park is a great place for a post-shopping romp.

Fast Facts

Location: 400 Josephine St, Denver, CO 80206

Park Features: Benches, drinking fountain, picnic tables, playground, and bike/pedestrian path.

This Park is Best For: Having a picnic, throwing a ball and playing on the playground

Open Space Rating: 4 – Limited open space, but if you need a place to play a game of soccer or throw a long-range frisbee, head to the large grassy field of Bromwell Elementary just across the street.

James N. Manley Park has a great new playground.

Playground features: Climbing feature, tire swing, several slides, bouncy toys, monkey bars, spinning element, wood chips as play surface.

Playground is Best For Ages: Preschool – elementary

Playground Kid Rating: 8 – Lots of fun due to the unique “rock outcropping” climbing feature and tire swing.

Bathroom Options: There are no bathrooms at the park. Nearby options include local Cherry Creek shops or the public library on 3rd and Milwaukee.

Picnic tables at James N. Manley Park

Parent Tip: Be careful where you park in Cherry Creek North as some areas are designated “Residents Only” and require a special permit.

Denver Parks and Rec. Map: ParkArt_Manley (James N) Park

Activities for this Destination:

Learn More About This Park’s Namesake: Bromwell School History Page

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Frozen Yogurt Treat – Yogurt Guru on 3rd between Columbine and Clayton

Trip to the Ross Cherry Creek Library – 305 Milwaukee St (5 blocks away)

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