Areas of Attraction

Recreation
Widefield Disc Golf  The Widefield Disc Golf Course is one of the finest disc golf courses in Colorado. Widefield was also the site of the largest disc golf tournament in the history of Colorado, the Rocky Mountain Disc Golf Championships, in 1998.

Fountain Valley YMCA  901 N. Santa Fe, Fountain, CO  80817
(719) 382-3720 Youth and adult intramural sports, exercise classes and weight training and cardio equipment.

Widefield Community Education & Recreation  705 Aspen Dr, Widefield,
391-3515 Youth and adult sports, aquatics and recreation.

Swimming
Fountain-Fort Carson School District 8 Sports/Pool Complex
Fountain, 382-3518

Widefield Community Education & Recreation
705 Aspen Dr, Widefield, 391-3515

LOCAL PARKS

Fountain Valley Area Parks  Aga Park Playground, tennis court and ball field. El Paso St, Fountain John Ceresa Park Ball fields and playground. Leigh Lane, Fountain Fountain Mesa Park Playground, ball field and covered pavilions. Fortman Avenue, Fountain Hanson Park Nature park and trails.  Near Fountain Creek Regional Park Heritage Park This new developing park will consist of playground structures, openfields, trails, benches and a gazebo.  Heritage Subdivision, Near Fountain Mesa and Ancestra Metcalfe Park Playground, baseball fields, riding and roping arena, skateboard park, covered pavilions and barbecue area.  The Metcalfe Park Gazebo is 54 foot in diameter with a three tier architecture.  The Gazebo is available for community attractions as well as private reservations.   Ohio Street, Fountain Talbott Park Playground, open space. Near Talbott Elementary School, Widefield Widefield Community Park Open space, basketball, tennis, PDGA disc golf course, and picnicking. Fontaine Boulevard at Drury Lane, Widefield Windmill Mesa Park Open space, playground, and a gazebo.. Windmill Mesa Subdivision, Near Bradley, Widefield.  County Parks
Fountain Creek Nature Center The nature center includes exhibits of the wildlife in the area, discovery and learning programs, guided hikes and other programs including these seasonal favorites:    Great Blue Heron Homecoming, April    Big Bug Day, July    Mushroom Fair, August    Jack O'Lantern Trail, October    Full Moon Hikes, seasonal The nature center is open Tuesdays through Saturday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. year round and open Sundays 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. during Summer hours.  320 Pepper Grass Lane Fountain, CO (719) 520-6745
Fountain Creek Regional Park Picnic areas, playground, nature trails, fishing ponds, and nature center. Along Fountain Creek between Widefield and Fountain.  Pavilions may be rented at (719) 520-6745. Parks and Park Reservations The City of Fountain owns and maintains six parks within the City: Aga Park, located at the corner of El Paso Street and Alabama Avenue Mayors Park, where the red caboose can be seen from Highway 85/87, is located at 300 Iris Drive Conley Park is a neighborhood park located in the Conley Subdivision Fountain Mesa Park is located at 7393 Fortman Avenue Metcalfe Park is the City's largest park and is located at 704 East Ohio Avenue Hibbard park is a neighborhood park located in the Heritage subdivision. Pavilions may be rented at Aga Park, Fountain Mesa Park and Metcalfe Park.  Call (719) 322-2000 for more information and fees. More Parks in Colorado Springs  and El Paso County Colorado Springs Parks and Recreation Department 1401 Recreation Way Colorado Springs, CO 80905 Phone: (719) 385-5940 http://www.springsgov.com/