Lakewood Heritage Park Lakewood, CO   Scouting photographs from this location: Click on the image to click through all the available images. [Show thumbnails] General Description: This park has 10 historic buildings and lots of open space. There is an open air amphitheater and Kountze Lake is nearby. The historic part of the part has several types of historic buildings including a 50s type diner, an abandoned gas station, a farm house, and a barn. There are some great paths, trees, and benches around to work with as well. Photographic Highlights: Historic Buildings Farm Equipment Amenities: Bathrooms Parking and Accessibility: There is a large paved parking lot at the Lakewood Heritage Center. There area paved paths throughout the entire area. This is a very accessible location. Hours of Operation: Still trying to find the actual hours for this park. I imagine that this is part of the Lakewood Park System, but I am not sure just yet. Restrictions: You may be asked for a permit for some photo activities. You can coordinate the permit through the City of Lakewood offices.      Map of the Area:   Nearby Areas: Kountze Lake – Lakewood, CO...

Hutchinson Park Denver, CO Scouting photographs from this location: Click on the image to click through all the available images. [Show thumbnails]  General Description: This park is an established City of Denver park, but much of it is more overgrown than the James A. Bible Park that is just to the north. Much of the area is off limits at the moment because the area is closed for restoration. The area along the creek, in particular, is off limits for the time being. There is a beautiful section of Goldsmith Gulch in this area that has man made steps along the edge. The restoration area has open areas covered with branches and other plant material. There are trees surrounding these spaces and could look very interesting in a photograph. The area along the wooden path is open, though, and could give someone a lot to work with. This area is not as groomed as the neighboring parks and could offer contrast to those spaces for variety. Photographic Highlights: Large Weedy Areas Goldsmith Gulch Creek Area Wooden Foot Path Dirt Trails Metal and Wood Bridge   Amenities: Nothing available. See James A. Bible Park for the closest amenities.   Parking and Accessibility: Small parking area on the north side along Cornell Avenue.   Hours of Operation: 5am – 11pm   Restrictions: This is a well used park with lots of other people around. City and County of Denver Park Dogs must be on a leash. No alcohol allowed except for 3.2 beer. No marijuana allowed. No glass containers allowed. No weapons or fireworks. No loud music or noise. No disturbing the peace. Sale of goods or services requires a Parks and Recreation Permit. No camping, tents, or unpermitted structures. Motorized vehicles allowed only on roads...

Tamarac Square Greenspace Denver, CO Scouting photographs from this location: Click on the image to click through all the available images. [Show thumbnails] General Description: This area is a greenspace between several businesses. There is a manicured creek called Goldsmith Gulch running through the center. There are several white painted wooden bridges, the area is flanked by beautiful reflective glass buildings, and there are several benches and rocks that could be used for posing. Photographic Highlights: White bridges Blossoming trees in spring Deciduous Trees Well groomed area Well groomed grass Large reflective glass buildings Pretty creek Amenities: Target and several other stores and restaurants are right next to this location. Parking and Accessibility: Large parking lot at Target. There is also street parking along Eastman Avenue. This area would be difficult for those with disabilities that effect mobility because there are some stairs and steep inclines in the area. It is a relatively easy walk for most. Hours of Operation: No posted hours. Restrictions: There may be security in this area due to all the businesses. It is an open area, but I could see where certain security may question certain activities.  Map of the Area:  Nearby Areas: Goldsmith Gulch Hutchinson Park James A. Bible Park...

James A. Bible Park Denver, CO   Scouting photographs from this location: Click on the image to click through all the available images. [Show thumbnails] General Description: City and County of Denver Park. This is a large, well used park with several sports that utilize it on a regular basis. There are large well maintained grassy areas, large mowed weedy areas, several types of trees, a natural creek that runs throughout the whole area, and a lot of paved and unpaved trails. Photographic Highlights: Goldsmith Gulch – Long natural creek with large weedy type plants along it Several crossings of the creek, developed and undeveloped, that are usable for different types of photographs Large spaces Lots of benches and rocks to pose people around Many metal and wood bridges Flowering Trees in Spring Evergreen Trees Deciduous Trees Grass Fields Weed Fields Gravel Paths Paved Paths Tennis Courts Baseball Fields Soccer Fields   Amenities: Bathrooms Trash Receptacles Parking and Accessibility: Large parking area extends from Yale into the park There are lots of established paths as this is a well used and maintained park   Hours of Operation: 5am – 11pm   Restrictions: This is a well used park with lots of other people around. City and County of Denver Park Dogs must be on a leash. No alcohol allowed except for 3.2 beer. No marijuana allowed. No glass containers allowed. No weapons or fireworks. No loud music or noise. No disturbing the peace. Sale of goods or services requires a Parks and Recreation Permit. No camping, tents, or unpermitted structures. Motorized vehicles allowed only on roads and parking areas. Large gatherings require a permit: Call Permit Office at (720)913-0700 Do not attach anything to trees or structures. Do not damage structures or plants. Fires...