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Daniels Park

4.6
4.6 Google (851 reviews)

Set atop a high mesa, Daniels Park offers panoramic canyon views, roaming bison, and rustic picnic shelters in Sedalia’s expansive 1,000-acre natural setting.

Daniels Park park in Sedalia, Colorado
Interior view of Daniels Park
Daniels Park atmosphere and seating
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Daniels Park dining area
Daniels Park exterior entrance

About

4.6(851)

Daniels Park spans 1,000 acres on a scenic high mesa, known for its stunning views of rugged canyons and bison roaming freely. Visitors enjoy easy hiking on well-maintained trails, picnic tables, and the peaceful natural backdrop just outside Sedalia.

What To Expect:

    🏞️ Open trails with mountain and canyon views
    🐂 Bison herds visible from safe distances
    🍽️ Rustic picnic tables and shelters
    🚻 Public restrooms available
    🚲 Cycling lanes and kid-friendly hikes

Important Information:

    – Dogs allowed, must be leashed
    – Wheelchair accessible entrances and parking
    – Park open daily 6 AM to 8 PM
    – No permits required; free admission

📍 Local Insights

🌄 Best Sunset Spot: Time your visit close to sunset for stunning golden-hour light over the plains and distant Denver skyline.

🐂 Bison Viewing Tips: Watch for bison near the main road and the enclosure; maintain a safe distance and never approach.

🥾 Easy Trails for All: The park offers gentle loop and out-and-back paths perfect for families and casual hikers.

🚻 Facilities Available: Utilize the rustic picnic tables and public restrooms located near the shelter for convenient breaks.

Hours

Monday: 6 AM–8 PM

Tuesday: 6 AM–8 PM

Wednesday: 6 AM–8 PM

Thursday: 6 AM–8 PM

Friday: 6 AM–8 PM

Saturday: 6 AM–8 PM

Sunday: 6 AM–8 PM

👉 Best For

  • Hiking
  • Families
  • Dog walking
  • Nature photography

Location

8682 N Daniels Park Rd, Sedalia, CO 80135
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Review Sentiment

GoogleBased on 851 Google reviews

"Visitors consistently praise Daniels Park for its breathtaking mountain and canyon vistas, peaceful wide-open spaces, and the unique experience of observing bison herds in the wild. The easy trails and picnic areas make it ideal for families and dog walkers. Some mention the early closing time as a missed opportunity for stargazing, but overall it receives high marks for natural beauty and accessibility."

What You'll Find

  • High Mesa
  • Canyon Views
  • Bison Herds
  • Picnic Tables
  • Rustic Shelter
  • Public Restrooms
  • Hiking Trails
  • Cycling Lanes
  • Easy Hiking
  • Kid-Friendly
  • Dog-Friendly
  • Wheelchair Accessible

📆 Best Times to Visit

Visit early morning or late afternoon for fewer crowds and optimal bison viewing; sunset offers spectacular views but park closes at 8 PM.

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