Redstone Park: Skate Park, Batting Cages, Shelters & Homes
Situated at 3280 Redstone Park Circle just one mile south of C-470 and Lucent Boulevard (ZIP code 80129), Redstone Park is the largest multi-specialty athletic and community park managed by the Highlands Ranch Metro District. Anchored by a 22,000-square-foot concrete skate park, the six-cage Batter Up batting complex, lighted tennis courts, a stocked fishing pond, four reservable pavilions, and Rover’s Run Dog Park, it serves as the recreational centerpiece for Westridge, Town Center, and western Highlands Ranch.
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Redstone Park Amenities, Shelters, Tennis & Fishing Pond
Located at 3280 Redstone Park Circle directly adjacent to the Highlands Ranch Metro District Service Center (phone 303-791-2710, with main park administration at the Hendrick Office Building, 62 Plaza Drive), Redstone Park is far more than a neighborhood green space. Designed as a multi-generational athletic and community complex one mile south of C-470 and Lucent Boulevard, the park combines tournament-ready sports fields, lighted tennis courts, a stocked fishing pond with a wooden pier, a children’s playground and sand play area, and four reservable picnic pavilions.
Dog owners also enjoy direct access to Rover’s Run Dog Park, which sits right inside the Redstone Park complex. For organized sports practices, fitness bootcamps, or company gatherings of five or more people, the Highlands Ranch Metro District requires an advance park permit. Small temporary stakes up to 10 inches are permitted on turf areas, and Class I and II e-bikes are welcome on paved trails, while glass containers, open fires outside charcoal grills, drones, golf practice, and unpermitted camping are prohibited across all Metro District parkland.
| Facility / Amenity | Hours, Capacity & Specifications | Rules & Homeowner Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Redstone Skate Park (22,000 Sq. Ft.) | Open March to October from 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m., and November to February from 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. (closed Christmas Day). | Includes beginner bowl, street course, and snake run to an 8-foot vert bowl; BMX bikes allowed only without pegs; no dogs inside fence. |
| Batter Up Batting Cages (6 Cages) | Opens early April; summer hours are Mon–Fri 5:00 p.m.–8:30 p.m., Sat 12:00 p.m.–7:30 p.m., and Sun 1:00 p.m.–8:30 p.m. | Calibrated for baseball, fast-pitch, and slow-pitch softball; credit cards only; closes below 45°F or during high winds and rain. |
| Lighted Tennis Courts & Multi-Use Fields | Lighted hard-surface tennis courts operate daily from 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. alongside natural turf athletic fields. | General park grounds are open 5:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. daily; organized groups of 5 or more require a Metro District permit. |
| Four Reservable Picnic Shelters | Creekside Shelter hosts 100+ guests; Fishing Pier Shelter, Pumphouse Shelter, and Gazebo each accommodate up to 40 guests. | Equipped with picnic tables, BBQ grills, electrical outlets, drinking fountains, and nearby restrooms; reserve via 303-791-2710. |
| Fishing Pond, Playground & Rover’s Run | Features a scenic pond with fishing pier, playground with sand play area, and the fenced Rover’s Run off-leash dog enclosure. | Connects directly to western Highlands Ranch greenbelt trails for walking, jogging, and Class I/II e-bike riding. |
22,000 Sq. Ft. Skate Park & Batter Up Batting Cages
Two specialty venues make Redstone Park a regional magnet for youth athletes across Douglas County. First, the fenced 22,000-square-foot concrete Redstone Skate Park accommodates every skill level with a dedicated beginner’s bowl, rails and ledges along a technical street section, and a fast snake run that drops into an 8-foot vertical bowl. Skaters and peg-free BMX riders enjoy extended evening hours from March through October (8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.) and winter daytime sessions from November through February (9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.).
Directly adjacent sits the “Batter Up” batting cage complex, featuring six independent pitching cages calibrated for baseball, fast-pitch softball, and slow-pitch softball. Opening each spring in early April as Front Range temperatures warm above 45°F, Batter Up supports individual walk-up tokens (via credit card payment) as well as advance team cage reservations for Little League, middle school, and ThunderRidge High School feeder athletes.
Nearby Neighborhoods Across All Three Build Eras
Positioned in the heart of ZIP code 80129 just south of the Lucent Boulevard, Town Center, and C-470 corridor, Redstone Park sits surrounded by housing options spanning all three major construction eras of Highlands Ranch, with convenient access to the HRCA Westridge Recreation Center on Foothills Canyon Boulevard and all four master HRCA rec centers:
- Established 1980s & 1990s Neighborhoods (Westridge, Northridge & Eastridge): Immediately bordering Redstone Park, subdivisions within Westridge—along with Westridge Knolls, Westridge Village, and Highwoods—feature 1990s single-family floor plans with mature shade trees, sunny driveways, and direct greenbelt trail connections. Buyers comparing classic 1980s and 1990s homes in Westridge, Northridge, and Eastridge frequently target these neighborhoods for their established lot sizes and strong remodeling upside.
- 2000s & 2010s Luxury, Townhome & Custom Enclaves (Town Center, Tresana & Backcountry): Just northeast of the park, Town Center, Clocktower, and Brownstones offer walkable 2000s and 2010s urban townhomes and patio homes steps from dining, Civic Green Park, and UCHealth Highlands Ranch Hospital. Further south and east, 2000s and 2010s luxury builds in Tresana, Firelight, and gated Backcountry deliver stone-and-stucco architecture and custom mountain-view lots.
- Brand-New Construction & Newer Luxury Builds: Buyers seeking modern energy-efficient building envelopes, open main-level entertaining layouts, and turnkey finishes can also compare brand-new construction and newer luxury builds in western Highlands Ranch and adjacent Douglas County communities.
Builder & Engineer Perspective on Westridge & Redstone Homes
Because Redstone Park attracts active households involved in baseball, softball, tennis, and action sports, homes within walking or biking distance of Redstone Park Circle enjoy steady buyer demand. As a Highlands Ranch Realtor, residential builder, home rehab expert, and engineer, I focus on sharing general construction knowledge, exploring layout ideas for basements, decks, landscaping, and kitchens, and helping you know what questions to ask independent, licensed third-party home and structural inspectors:
- Designing Mudrooms, Kitchens & Lower Levels for Active Households: In many 1990s Westridge floor plans near Redstone Park, the original laundry pass-through from the garage is compact. Reconfiguring that entry zone into a dedicated mudroom with built-in sports lockers, opening up the kitchen island to the family room, and finishing the basement with a durable luxury vinyl plank recreation room and guest bath are practical layout ideas that transform daily functionality.
- Deck Framing, Sun Exposure & Backyard Privacy Near Park Trails: Lots backing to the Redstone Park greenbelt corridor or sloped Westridge open space experience intense high-altitude western sun exposure. When touring homes with original 1990s pressure-treated wood decks, we can discuss composite deck redesign ideas, shade pergolas, and privacy landscaping—while noting specific ledger-board, footing, and railing questions for your independent licensed home inspector to review.
- Expansive Bentonite Clay Grading & HOA Due Diligence: Western Highlands Ranch sits on rolling foothills terrain where expansive clay soils respond to roof runoff and irrigation patterns. Sharing general construction concepts around perimeter grading, downspout extensions, and window-well drainage—alongside reviewing all property-specific HOA disclosures and master HRCA architectural guidelines during due diligence—helps you move forward with clarity.
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