parks

Heritage Park

125 S Heritage Lane
Colorado City, AZ

Heritage Park was originally Short Creek’s school building 1950s. In 1992, the Town of Colorado City acquired the land and building. In 1994 it was re-opened as a Community Library and historical park.

Lauritzen Park

175 West Arizona Avenue
Colorado City, AZ

J.M. Laurizen gave this land to the city for a park around 1992. A lot of the labor was donated by a local highschool.

Experience the joy of connecting with nature right in the heart of urban surroundings. Whether you’re looking for a peaceful retreat or a venue for community events, our parks are the ideal destination for relaxation and enjoyment.

ALL PARK HOURS ARE FROM SUNRISE TO SUNSET.

If you see something in Colorado City that needs attention, please contact:

publicworks@tocc.us

Public Notice: Town of Colorado City Parks & Recreation

To ensure our public parks remain clean, safe, and welcoming for everyone, the Town of Colorado City is

strictly enforcing park and animal control regulations.

Due to ongoing issues with pet waste being left in public spaces, we ask for your immediate cooperation

with the following rules:

• Leash Required: All dogs must be properly restrained on a leash and kept under the direct control of their owner at all times.

• Scoop the Poop: Owners are required by law to immediately remove and properly dispose of their pet’s waste.

• Penalties: Failure to remove animal feces or follow leash laws is a violation of town ordinances (including § 90.069) and may result

in civil penalties.

Thank you for your cooperation and for being a responsible pet owner.

Parks and Recreation Department

Town of Colorado City