Twin Silo Park#
Twin Silo Community Park became the seventh community park to open in the City of Fort Collins. The 54-acre park cost $16 million and opened in November 2017.
Twin Silo Community Park is one of a kind, featuring community gardens, paved recreational trails, an orchard, a BMX park, pickleball courts, a dog park, original artwork designed specifically for the park, and a playground that includes the tallest slide in Fort Collins. The slide extends between two 48-foot tall farm silos that were relocated to Twin Silo Park from Prospect and Timberline Roads.
The design of the park was intricately planned to honor the agricultural heritage of the south side of Fort Collins. To learn more about the park, browse our resources below or visit the park at the intersection of Ketcher and Ziegler roads.
Twin Silo Community Park Wins Awards in 2020
The City of Fort Collins Park Planning & Development Department was awarded an Honor Award in the category Construction Budget Over $500k from the Colorado Chapter American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) in October 2020 for Twin Silo Park. In addition, Twin Silo Park was awarded the 2020 Columbine Award for New Park Design by the Colorado Parks and Recreation Association in December 2020.
A park like no other
48-foot silo slide and playground
Community gardens and hop trellises
Community gardens and pavilion
Community pavilion
Pickleball courts
BMX course on the east side of the park
In the beginning
The iconic twin silos were relocated from Prospect and Timberline Roads and repurposed into a slide at Twin Silo Park
Opening Day, November 9, 2017
Project History#
Timelapse Videos
In the News
- Tri 102.5: "Fort Collins Playground Recognized For Being Coolest In Country"
- Grow-n-Explore: "Coolest playgrounds of 2018"
- Coloradoan: "Twin Silo Park Ground Breaking"
- Cre8Play: "An inside look at the construction of Twin Silo Park"
- Coloradoan: "Take a tour of Twin Silo Park"
- Coloradoan: "Twin Silo Park rises, and it's so Fort Collins"
- Winter 2018 Play & Playground Magazine: "Twin Silo Park"
- Landscape Architecture Magazine: "Pastoral Playground"
Resources