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Par-70 public golf course with a course rating from the black tees of 72.2 with a slope rating of 129. It is 7000 yd in length with seven sets of tees. It also includes a 9-hole par-3, putting and chipping greens, a driving range, and a restaurant.
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A celebrated regional arts venue, this performance compound hosts many different plays, musicals, and orchestral and choral recitations. It comprises two indoor theaters, an outdoor amphitheater, a convention complex, art galleries, dance studios, and the Arvada Historical Museum.
Exhibits and trails explore this home to Bat, Black Bear (rare), Black bullhead catfish, Bluegill fish, Bobcat, Bullfrog, Bullsnake, Carp fish, Cottontail Rabbit, Coyote, Dagger moth caterpillar, Fox Squirrel, Ground squirrel, Mink, Monarch butterfly, Moose (rare), Mountain Lion (rare), Mule Deer, Muskrat, Ornate Box Turtle (rare), Porcupine (rare), Raccoon, Red fox, Red-Eared Slider turtle, Skunk, Snapping Turtle (rare), Vole, Wapiti (rare), Western & Plains Garter snake, Western Painted Turtle, Woodhouse toad, and over 130 bird species.
Created through the efforts of Arvada students and citizens, this suburban refuge is home to more than 120 species of birds, coyotes, red fox, beaver, turtles, deer, and more.
Location of the first recorded discovery of gold in the Rocky Mountain region in 1850.
Regional recreation center with two regulation ice rinks, a 23000 sqft water park, a natural rock climbing wall, three full-sized gymnasiums, a skateboard park, and a free indoor playground for young children.
A rotating display of rare and historically significant automobiles from the extensive collection of the late author Clive Cussler, an Arvada resident. Open on Thursday and Friday, May through September.