Wildwing Park

Town Staff used this information to create (4) Wild Wing Concept Plans, illustrating high level concepts of park amenity items, amenity locations and rough circulation patterns through the park spaces. These concepts were then shared with the Town Council and the PROST Committee for further feedback and plan development. After having to cancel the planned open house due to weather, an online survey was created to solicit public feedback on the 4 concept plans. Just over 300 people participated in our online survey.

The final programming for the Master Plan includes a dog park, community garden, 4 pickle ball courts, 2 tennis courts, 1 basketball court and 1 sand volleyball court, a large adaptive playground, restrooms, a pavilion, a food truck area, and a skatepark. Additionally all of the typical park amenities such as benches, trash cans, picnic tables, landscape and irrigation would be included as well.

The Master Plan is organized to preserve the existing soccer fields and buffer to the existing neighbors as much as possible. The dog park runs along the northern boundary and is split into a small dog area and a large dog area, with the large dog area designed to have a long run for playing fetch with larger dogs. The active court area, tennis, pickleball, basketball and sand volleyball are all located in the northeast corner of the site, to move those active areas as far away from the existing residences as possible. The community garden is located in the north west corner of the site, and will be served by a potable water connection from the restroom building. The adaptive playground, restroom building, pavilion and plaza form the center of the park, and are flanked by the Food Truck area to the east, adjacent to the parking lot. Parking lot improvements are proposed to the existing gravel parking lot, and expansion along the northern edge of the park. The proposed skate park is located just south of the existing parking lot, in an area that can be buffered with landscape to the existing residents and has high visibility from a safety and monitoring perspective. Small seating areas and spaces to view the existing fields will be incorporated into the loop trails that surround the south portion of the site, and will be interspersed into the rest of the park.

Currently Town Staff is preparing to begin phase 1 design.

Overview

Address: 2221 South Larimer County Road 1 (Latham Parkway/Weld County Road 13)

Hours: Dawn until Dusk

Field Reservations: We do not currently permit field reservations.