CommonGround Golf Course

Lowry's new golf course is set to open this May. Owned by the Colorado Golf Association and the Colorado Women’s Golf Association, CommonGround is the work of world-renowned architect Tom Doak and his Renaissance Golf Design group. The 7,200-yard, par 71 layout was designed to maximize the enjoyment of the game for everyone. The new facility at Havana and Alameda includes an 18-hole championship course, an enhanced practice facility and two short courses devoted to junior golf. Click here for more information.

Sports Complex

The Sports Complex at Lowry has something for every kind of athlete. The complex includes basketball courts, tennis courts, Jackie Robinson baseball field and a playground.

The seven regulation sized soccer fields are available for multi-use including flag football and lacrosse. Two of the fields feature synthetic turf and lights for night-time play. The fields are operated and maintained by Denver Parks and Recreation. To utilize these fields, organized teams must obtain a permit from the City of Denver Parks Permitting Department at 720-913-0700.

Two lighted basketball courts, a youth-size court with shorter baskets, and four tennis courts are available for day or night play. The courts are also operated by Denver Parks and Recreation. The playground east of the courts includes a large play structure with several slides, climbers, two belt swings and two tot swings, and a nearby “castle.”

back to top

Jackie Robinson Field

Modeled after Coors Field, the facility functions as a Little League ballpark for metro Denver. Three fields are designed for tournament play geared to children 14 and under.

back to top

Big Bear Ice Arena

Open to the public year around, the facility is located in the former aircraft h angar, and features two indoor ice rinks, retail, one outdoor roller rink, video games, and refreshments.

back to top