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Town Park's ball field during the film festival

Town Park's ball field during the film festival

Photo: Sizzlipedia, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Telluride Town Park

500 E Colorado Ave, Telluride, CO 81435
(970) 728-2173

Town park

About

Town Park, off East Colorado Avenue, is Telluride's big public park and home to festivals such as Telluride Bluegrass, Jazz, and Blues and Brews. In summer it has a heated outdoor pool, tennis and pickleball courts, athletic fields, sand volleyball, a skate park, basketball courts, a fishing pond, a toddler playground and the Imagination Station, plus a campground.

In winter the Hanley Pavilion becomes an indoor, NHL-size ice rink for public skating, hockey and curling, and when weather allows, the Core and volleyball courts become outdoor rinks. Kids sled on Firecracker Hill, by the Fred Shellman Stage, and the fields and campground are groomed for Nordic skiing, with the Telluride Nordic Center in the rink building.

When to go

The pool's 2026 season ran May 28 to August 23, and the campground's May 15 to October 4. Both closed for the 2026 season; 2027 camping details are due in early 2027.

The Town's FAQ says Hanley rink skating usually runs from mid-October to early March. Check the rink schedule for 2026-27 dates. Outdoor rinks, sledding and Nordic skiing depend on weather and snow, so check the Town's winter facilities page.

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Good to know

The park lends balls, some tennis and pickleball rackets, and frisbees in exchange for an ID. It doesn't lend fishing poles for the kids' pond.

At the pool, kids need a parent or guardian at least 15 years old with them until they're at least 10, at least 54 inches tall and have passed the deep-end swim test. Everyone who enters pays, swimming or not.

No dogs, bikes or glass in the ice rink building.

Parking in town is tight. There's a free all-day commuter lot on the west end of town, or you can walk, bike or take the town shuttle.

Price

These are the 2026 pool rates, and the Town says rates can change.

Prices checked November 2026 on the website of the Town of Telluride. They can change, so check before you go.

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