Cross Creek Park

Photo of Hale Reservoir, surrounding Cross Creek community and Pikes Peak in the distance

Cross Creek Regional Park is a 60-acre park located at 8115 Parkglen Drive, in Fountain, CO. Amenities include multi-use fields, restroom building and attached pavilion; playground, Cross Creek BMX track, trails, open space, and a pond - Hale Reservoir. Amenities are free and available to all for public use; however, it's possible to reserve the use of the pavilion and/or multi-use field in order to ensure their availability. The reservation form and park rules and regulations are availble on the menu to the left. Paid reservations ensure exclusive use of the reserved amenity; otherwise we ask park users to share the space that is provided for your enjoyment!

Park Hours:  Dawn To Dusk
A small bird's nest containing four blue eggs with speckles, surrounded by dry twigs and grass.
The image shows a park with a playground, grassy areas, and flower beds under a blue sky with clouds.
A green playground structure with slides, climbing features, and a nearby sign, set against a backdrop of houses and clouds.
A serene landscape featuring a lake reflecting houses and mountains under a clear blue sky, with grasses in the foreground.
A large bird of prey, possibly a hawk, perched on a nest with a blurred natural background. Its feathers are patterned and brown.
Two pelicans with large, distinctive beaks stand in a wetland area surrounded by tall grasses.
A small bird's nest containing four blue eggs with speckles, surrounded by dry twigs and grass.
The image shows a park with a playground, grassy areas, and flower beds under a blue sky with clouds.
A green playground structure with slides, climbing features, and a nearby sign, set against a backdrop of houses and clouds.
A serene landscape featuring a lake reflecting houses and mountains under a clear blue sky, with grasses in the foreground.
A large bird of prey, possibly a hawk, perched on a nest with a blurred natural background. Its feathers are patterned and brown.
Two pelicans with large, distinctive beaks stand in a wetland area surrounded by tall grasses.