Jared Jensen Park

Jared Jensen Park is a 3.5-acre neighborhood park located in Colorado Springs, Colorado. The park is named after Colorado Springs Police Officer Jared Jensen, who was tragically killed in the line of duty on February 22, 2006.

This compact park offers a variety of recreational facilities for visitors of all ages. The park features a mix of active and passive recreation areas, catering to diverse interests and activities.

One of the park's notable features is its skateboard area, which provides a dedicated space for skateboarding enthusiasts to practice their skills. Adjacent to this is an inline skate court, offering another option for wheeled sports activities.

For those interested in team sports, the park includes a basketball court. This multi-purpose court can be used for pickup games or casual practice sessions.

Families with children will appreciate the playground area, which includes equipment suitable for both younger and older kids. The playground provides a safe and engaging environment for children to play and socialize.

The park also includes a picnic pavilion, offering a shaded area for gatherings and meals. This feature makes the park an ideal spot for small community events or family outings.

For those seeking light exercise or a leisurely stroll, Jared Jensen Park features a 0.3-mile sidewalk loop. This paved path encircles the park, providing a convenient route for walking, jogging, or casual biking.

The park's design and amenities make it a versatile community space, serving as both a recreational facility and a place for quiet relaxation in the Colorado Springs area.