Old Fort Collins Heritage Park

Old Fort Collins Heritage Park is a historical site located in Fort Collins, Colorado. The park sits on the grounds where Camp Collins, a military post, was established in 1864. Though the original camp only operated for two years, it gave rise to the town that would become Fort Collins.

The park serves as a reminder of the area's early settlement history. It is situated along the Cache la Poudre River, offering visitors a connection to both the natural and cultural heritage of Fort Collins. While no structures from the original military camp remain, the park provides interpretive information about the site's history.

Old Fort Collins Heritage Park is part of the city's park system and is open to the public. It offers green spaces for relaxation and recreation, as well as opportunities to learn about local history. The park's location in the downtown area makes it easily accessible to residents and visitors alike.