Lakewood, Colorado, despite being a small town, offers some of the best attractions and spots for locals and tourists to enjoy in Colorado. From the finest natural scenery, numerous parks, a variety of restaurants, museums, landmarks, amphitheater, and the famous art district, the Denver suburb is a place that you would want to spend your vacation in. Here are some of the best tourist attractions that will make your stay in Lakewood fun and entertaining.

Dunafon Castle

Address: 24020 CO-74, Idledale, CO 80453

Season: mid-May to mid-October

Phone: 303-918-0623

Website: dunafon-castle.com

Dunafon Castle is a one-of-a-kind event center that is settled in the Bear Creek Canyon and located six miles west of Morrison town and 15 miles west of Denver. Laying on a peninsula, the castle crows the crystal clear water and the most magnificent views of Bear Creek. The 17 acres castle includes trails ideal for hiking, mountain biking, and walking.

Between 1929 and 1941, the castle was constructed by Marcus Wright. It has its own electricity generator facility which uses a water wheel since electricity is not accessible in the canyon.

The castle is available for site visits, events, and weddings from the 2nd weekend of May to the 2nd weekend of October. It also supports a program and provides help and temporary housing for addicted homeless men.

Conundrum Escape Rooms

Address: 2480 Kipling St, Lakewood, CO 80215

Season: Year-round

Phone: 720-441-3011

Website: conundrumescaperooms.com/escape-rooms-lakewood

Two Conundrum Escape Rooms are located in Colorado, one in Arvada and the other is located in Lakewood. This thrilling escape room offers the virtual option and original themes. Visitors can puzzle their way through clues and hints in Conundrum Escape Rooms' interactive "locked room" settings. Here are some of the themes available in the Lakewood Escape Room.

• Dead Man's Secret

• Submersion

• Mystic Chamber

• Cabin in the Woods

• Virtual Dead Man's Secret

• Virtual Hollywood Mystery

Note: Room themes are subject to change, check the official website for the latest information.

Green Mountain/William Frederick Hayden Park

Address: 100 S Rooney Rd, Lakewood, CO 80228

Season: Year-round, daily 5 am-10 pm

Fees: None

Pets: Yes, on leash

Phone: 303-697-6159

Website: lakewood.org/HaydenPark

Green Mountain or William Frederick Hayden Park is the second-largest park in Lakewood with more than 2,400 acres of open space. The 6,800 feet summit offers amazing 360� views of the Rocky Mountains and Denver Metropolis. The park includes parking around the mountains, hiking, walking, and biking trails.

Facilities

• Parking areas

• Multi-use trails

• Restrooms

Activities

• Wildlife - include hawks, coyotes, mule deer, big cat, bluebird, and rattlesnakes

• Hiking/Biking - trail system and single track for hikers and bikers to reach the summit

Bear Creek Lake Park

Address: 15600 West Morrison Rd, Lakewood, CO 80228

Season: Year-round

Fees: Yes, daily vehicle entry fee

Pets: Yes, on leash

Campground: Reservations

Phone: 303-697-6159

Website: lakewood.org/BearCreekLakePark

Bear Creek Lake Park is located in the foothills between Morrison and Lakewood and is centered around Big Soda Lake, Little Soda Lake, and Bear Creek Lake. The main attractions in the lake park include boating, fishing, and biking. Motorized boating is also open in the largest lake and private boats are open in the Little Soda Lake. It offers rentals for canoe, kayak, paddleboard, and paddleboat. The Water Ski School provides camps and a variety of lessons.

Activities

• Archery - the range is open year-round

• Hiking/Biking - 15 miles of multi-use trails ideal for hiking, biking, and horseback riding

• Boating - Water Ski School and public boating

• Camping - 47 available campsites, three cabins, and two yurts

• Fishing - annual Trout Fishing Tournament in May

• Swimming

• Wildlife Exhibits

• Winter Recreation

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