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Centennial Center Park

In 2012, Centennial opened its first City-owned park, Centennial Center Park. This 11-acre, award-winning Park is located adjacent to the Centennial Civic Center and continues to be a destination for visitors throughout the state.

The Park features various historical and educational elements as well. The main plaza showcases the historical timeline of the Cherry Creek Basin, including fun facts and a map of the Cherry Creek Watershed. The amphitheater’s design incorporates elements that represent the four periods of human history: Lithic, Archaic, Formative, and Classic. The “Colorado Statehood Walk” displays interesting facts about Colorado, while the “Viewfinder Walk” is an interactive trivia challenge that takes visitors on a quest throughout the Park– highlighting unique points of interests both inside and outside of the Park. Not just a place to play, but also a place to learn, Centennial Center Park is a treasure-trove of history and trivia.

Reservation Information

Four areas of the Park are available for reservations: the Coffee Shelter, Large Shelter, Plaza and Amphitheater.

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