Curtis Park

Performed a wedding ceremony at Curtis Park and found the site beautiful. The only issue was the mosquitoes. Amenities are very limited. Bring your own water and repellent.

My wife, our 5 kids, and I had a great time at Curtis park. It was our first time and were already making plans to go back. This park is like no other. It has a 1 lane dirt road off of the main road hat leads to a locked gate. You have to call the number on the sign. You have to drive to the Caldwell Parks and Recreation office to leave a $20 deposit Nd get the key. But for your work you get access to a beautiful park with just your family. Our German Shepherd Zues and our St Benard Fluffy ran and ran. There is a large open area in front of wherw you park. There are restrooms behind that area. There was a beautiful raised walking deck path that stretched back beyond the woods ans water. Many cows in the field to the east for the kids to look at. There was also several fire rings? BBQ's, benchs, and 2 swings for the kids. This place is covered with large trees and dense brush and plants. The wind sounds so beautiful blowing through. Just a beautiful place.

Quaint wooded park with big campfire area. Great for large family gatherings. Must reserve with City of Caldwell.

It’s so nice that Caldwell lets groups reserve such an amazing place for free. I didn’t actually reserve the place yet but I would like to soon. I walked the grounds and found it to be a great place. There is a lot of flat ground, parking, BBQ pits, fire pits, long wooden path, 2 view points next to the water all of it wheel chair accessible. There seems to be enough spots for hundreds of people. There is a very large fire pit in the center. It’s secluded with lots of beautiful nature around you. There are some bat hotels and the Canyon Hill cliffs nearby.