Venues in Castle Rock

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The town’s history museum in the old Denver & Rio Grande railroad depot…The town’s history museum in the old Denver & Rio Grande railroad depot, run by the Castle Rock Historical Society, which also holds monthly public talks and downtown walking tours.

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The Town's recreation center: a 25-yard lap pool and a leisure pool, a gym, an indoor track, cardio…The Town's recreation center: a 25-yard lap pool and a leisure pool, a gym, an indoor track, cardio, weights and strength areas, fitness studios, racquetball and wallyball courts, a steam room and child-watch for ages 1 to 8. Separate passes from the MAC.

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Douglas County’s fairgrounds and event center east of I-25 off Plum Creek Parkway…Douglas County’s fairgrounds and event center east of I-25 off Plum Creek Parkway: more than 800 events a year, open riding in the indoor arena, and the county fair and rodeo each summer.

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The Town's 64,443-square-foot indoor recreation building in Philip S. Miller Park…The Town's 64,443-square-foot indoor recreation building in Philip S. Miller Park: a leisure pool with a slide, four lap lanes, 16 trampolines, a 23-foot play slide, indoor turf fields and batting cages. Children 11 and under need a guardian 15 or older with them.

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Douglas County Libraries’ Castle Rock branch on South Wilcox Street…Douglas County Libraries’ Castle Rock branch on South Wilcox Street, home of the system’s Archives & Local History, a ranch-themed play space for children and event halls that can be reserved.

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An adventure park inside Philip S. Miller Park: a guided ten-line zipline tour, the Sky Trek ropes course…An adventure park inside Philip S. Miller Park: a guided ten-line zipline tour, the Sky Trek ropes course, an adventure tower with climbs and jumps, and a ninja course. Book online.