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1. What is the mission of the Evergreen Park & Recreation District?

The mission of the Evergreen Park & Recreation District is to improve the quality of life of the Evergreen community by providing a wide range of excellent, financially responsible park and recreation amenities while maintaining and enhancing the mountain character of the area.

2. How does the Evergreen Park & Recreation District get its money?

In 2019, the Evergreen Park & Recreation District is budgeted to receive Property Tax and Auto Registration revenue of $2,404,835, or 36% of operating funds. The District is also expected to generate $4,215,469, or 64% in total operating revenue, from service fees, including admissions and memberships to:

• Boating
• Children’s programs
• Gymnastics
• Recreation centers
• Skating
• Sports
• Summer camps
• Swimming

The District is also expected to receive $818,000 in lottery and grant funds for capital projects in 2019.

3. Who does the Evergreen Park & Recreation District serve?

The Evergreen Park & Recreation District (EPRD) serves all people of every age and ability. The District serves a population of approximately 23,000 people residing within the EPRD boundaries.

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1. Is child care available for classes?

Yes. For more information, please visit our Playschool page.

2. Do you have an after-school program?

Yes, we offer Before- and After-School Enrichment programs, as well as Preschool-Kindergarten Before- and After-School Care and School-Age Before- and After-School Care. Visit our Before- and After-School Care page for information.

3. My child takes a class after school at Wulf Recreation Center, can he/she ride the After Care Bus from Wilmot Elementary?

No, only children enrolled in the After School Child Care may ride the EPRD bus from Wilmot Elementary to Wulf Recreation Center.

4. My child takes a class after school at an EPRD facility, do you provide any transportation from Evergreen Middle School?

No, EPRD does not provide transportation from Evergreen Middle School to our facilities. You can possibly contact Call-A-Ride (green bus) at 303-564-5858.  They usually require you to call in advance to schedule transportation. 

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1. Who can I talk to about problems encountered while participating in Evergreen Park & Recreation District recreational classes?

If you are encountering problems, please contact the Program Area Supervisor, i.e. Gymnastics Supervisor if it is specific to Gymnastic offering, or please email the Recreation Manager.

2. Who do I call concerning problems in Evergreen Park & Recreation District parks?

Our Park Operations Department can be contacted at 720-880-1016. For a complete list of District-owned and/or maintained parks, please visit our Parks section.

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1. What are the facility hours for the Wulf Recreation Center and the Buchanan Park Recreation Center?

For Hours of Operation:

Please visit our facilities page for current info at https://www.evergreenrecreation.com/163/Hours-Locations

Special Note for Wulf and Buchanan Park Rec Centers:

Please note that the rec center front doors are locked 15 minutes before closing time.

2. The recreation centers offer multi-use, monthly, and annual passes. Can they be used at both recreation centers?

Yes, passes can be used at both recreation centers.

3. How do I cancel my monthly pass?

You can cancel your monthly pass with a 30-day notice. You will need to complete the Cancellation Request Form or fill out the form at the front desk.

4. Can someone else use my punches?

No, unfortunately we do not allow individuals to share their punches. They are for individual use only.

5. Do you provide lockers for the locker rooms?

Yes, lockers are available on a first come, first serve basis. The Evergreen Park & Recreation District (EPRD) does have a limited number of lockers for rent with a 3-month minimum commitment. Lockers are $10 per month. You are allowed to bring your own lock to keep your valuables safe; however, EPRD reserves the right to disable/cut the lock if deemed necessary for safety reasons or if the lock has not been removed after a certain time frame.

6. How old do you need to be to use the weight room?

The Evergreen Park & Recreation District cardio/weight area is available to patrons 9 years or older. For safety reasons, youth 9 to 15 years must be accompanied by a paid adult (18 years or older). Teens 13 to 15 years who would like to use the weight/cardio area without an adult may schedule a weight room orientation ($10 District Resident, $13 Non-Resident) or a private/semi private session with a personal trainer.

7. When is open gym?

There are Open Gym hours at the Wulf Recreation Center gymnasium intermittently throughout the week and on most Saturday and Sunday evenings. Please refer to the Gymnasium schedule for times. Please call ahead at 720-880-1200, as these hours are subject to change based on programming needs and weather.

8. Why do I have to bring in my ID card?

First and foremost, the Evergreen Park & Recreation District (ERPD) requires an EPRD ID card for safety and security of all our patrons. Secondly, ID cards help us expedite people in an efficient manner when everyone is checking in using the same routine.

9. How do I get directions to a park or facility?

Please visit our Facilities section and our Parks section to view our parks or facilities and their locations.

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1. How do I learn more about the Evergreen Golf Course?

The Evergreen Golf Course is owned by Denver Mountain Parks.

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1. Are there any current job opportunities available with the Evergreen Park & Recreation District?

Visit our Job Opportunities page for the current job listings.

2. Are there volunteer/internship opportunities available with the Evergreen Park & Recreation District?

Yes. The District offers a variety of volunteer and internship opportunities, as many of our programs run year-round, and the District offers several annual events. Please email the Recreation Manager or email the Human Resource Manager for details.

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1. Can my high school student park at Wulf Recreation Center?

No, we have limited parking at Wulf Recreation Center (WRC) and this is used for patrons only at our facility.  If a student parks at WRC, they are subject to being towed.

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1. Can I use my credit card to register?

Yes, you may use a credit card to register online for classes and programs.

2. Does the Evergreen Park & Recreation District store my credit card information?

The Evergreen Park & Recreation District (EPRD) uses Active Network as our member management software, and Active Network is in full Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) compliance. EPRD does not store any credit card information on our hardware, nor can staff access credit cards unless it's to pay for EPRD programs and activities or to pay for EPRD services.

3. What are your refund policies?

Unfortunately, we are only able to give refunds for medical or life-altering situations. Please contact the program or facility supervisor to request consideration for any refunds.

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1. How do I register for Evergreen Park & Recreation District programs?

Please register online or visit one of the recreation centers.

2. Does the Evergreen Park & Recreation District offer program or service scholarships?

The District does offer financial need-based scholarships for programs, classes, and facility admissions. The scholarship program is supported through funds raised by Active4All Evergreen Foundation. Scholarship applications and contract forms with criteria for acceptance are available on the Scholarships tab of the District Information page.

3. How do I obtain a copy of the most recent program guide?

Evergreen Park & Recreation District Recreation Guides are mailed three times a year, and a Summer Camp supplement guide is available in March. You can view the interactive guide and download an electronic copy by visiting our Recreation Guides page.

4. How can I know if a class is age-appropriate for my child?

Our registration software is sensitive to age-appropriate registration. If your child is not of the age indicated for the class, it will not allow you to register. If you have any specific requests, please contact the appropriate supervisor.

5. Will I receive a confirmation of my registration?

Yes. When you create an account on our registration program, you will receive an email to verify your email address, and for any future registrations you will receive an email for confirmation.

6. If I want to suggest a class for the Evergreen Park & Recreation District to offer, or if I want to teach a specific class, how do I go about doing this?

Please email the Recreation Manager for any special requests.

7. Does the Evergreen Park & Recreation District have programs for seniors?

The District offers several programs for older adults, such as SilverSneakers® fitness classes, Cultural Excursions, reduced rates for facility passes, and much more. For current offerings, please visit our Activities and Programs section or pick up one of our Recreation Guides at any District facility.

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1. Do you have room rentals available?

The Evergreen Park & Recreation District has a variety of rooms available to for rentals. Please visit our facilities for a tour, or visit our Rentals section for more information.

2. How do I rent a field?

To submit requests, email the Recreation Supervisor for Athletics. Please visit our Rentals section for more information.

3. How do I rent an ice skating rink for a party?

To schedule your party, please email our Lake House Recreation Supervisor, email our Special Events Recreation Supervisor, or call 720-880-1300.

4. When is a park permit necessary?

A park permit is required for any scheduled park activity of 25 or more attendees. Submit the Park Permit Application (PDF), and please email the Parks Office Administrator for further details.

5. What are some common park policies?

Please clean up after your pets and have them on a leash, please leave the park in good condition, free of trash, and for safety of all please report any unsafe conditions by emailing the Parks Operations Manager or emailing the Recreation Manager.

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1. Who is considered a resident?

A resident is defined as one who either resides or personally owns real estate within the Evergreen Park & Recreation District boundaries. If your residency is in question, you can bring a copy of your property tax statement for verification when you register. Please be prepared to show your ID for proof of residency with either a bill or tax ID to receive the in-district rate for drop-ins or if are new in our system.

2. I live in Evergreen, so why am I considered a non-resident?

The boundaries of the Evergreen Park & Recreation District include portions of:

• Evergreen
• Indian Hills
• Kittredge
• Morrison/Golden Sectors

3. What are the benefits to residents of paying the property tax to the Evergreen Park & Recreation District?

Since Evergreen Park & Recreation District (EPRD) residents contribute through property taxes, they receive a discount on fees to use EPRD facilities, which is reflected in our District Resident/Non-District Resident pricing tier.

4. What if I rent an apartment and do not own property?

If you reside within Evergreen Park & Recreation District boundaries, you are considered a resident, and are entitled to the resident rate for programs, classes, and facility admissions.

5. Can non-residents use Evergreen Park & Recreation District facilities and services?

Non-residents are welcome to participate in programs and services at a non-resident rate.

6. I have a new address. How do I make sure the Evergreen Park & Recreation District has my correct information?

Patrons are always welcome to call 720-880-1100 or visit our facilities and request staff to make necessary changes to your account. Please be prepared to have documentation of the changes.

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1. What are the snow removal procedures and practices?

Evergreen Park & Recreation District is responsible for plowing, shoveling and, if needed, sanding of the sidewalks and parking lots of District facilities and trails in the event of snow. The District does not plow, shovel, or sand playgrounds, outdoor tennis courts, ball fields, or the skate park.