Denver Museum of Nature and Science opens new outdoor, immersive experience
Sep 20, 2024, 8:57 AM | Updated: 1:57 pm
At first glance, it looks like a playground. But it’s actually the Denver Museum of Nature and Science’s new, outdoor extension. It’s called Nature Play and it is a 4-acre play and learning space the mimics Colorado’s eight ecosystems. Visitors of all ages can climb, jump, slide, relax, and learn in recreated environments.
Whether you’re strolling through wildflowers, cooling off in the shade by a mountain stream, or scaling the side of a 20-foot bighorn sheep, Nature Play was designed to have something for everyone. People wanted the opportunity to really feel the different environments of Colorado while being in an Urban setting.
The museum worked with Denver’s Park and Recreation Department to complete Nature Play. Along the way, they gathered Community input. The museum hopes such exploration also encourage people to protect their environment.
You do not need a ticket or reservation to visit Nature Play. The space is ADA compliant
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