Sugar Beet Park

An aerial photo of a small park with play structures

One of Fort Collins’ newer neighborhood parks, Sugar Beet Park is named after the giant beet-inspired play structure it’s built around. The park also offers picnic shelters for gatherings, a beautiful pollinator garden and the “Hand That Feeds” sculpture celebrating the hard work and heritage of the Hispanic and Mexican people who played a critical role in our region’s sugar beet industry.

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A sign that says

Sugar Beet Park sign

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A large, beet-shaped play structure

Slide and climbing structure

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A covered park shelter with railroad-style benches

Restrooms and benches

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Sugar beet farming sculpture

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A park playground featuring a beet-shaped climbing structure and railroad cart-style benches

Park playground

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A young girl climbs up a play structure

Child climbing

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Location

524 San Cristo St., Fort Collins, CO 80524  View Map

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Features

  • Basketball
  • Picnic Facilities
  • Playground
  • Ziplines or Track Rides

Contact

Parks Department
970-221-6660
parkshop@fortcollins.gov

Operating Hours

All City parks are open daily from 5 a.m.-11 p.m.

Parking

Parking is available on the south side of the park off 9th Street.

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