Centennial Hills Park

Centennial Hills Park Overview

The Centennial Hills Park is a 120-acre state-of-the-art regional park featuring a playground with ramps and features for all abilities.

It is built around a historic inverted river bed thought to be the last remaining remnant of a large network of such channels that once covered this area.

Also known as “The Butterfly” or “Dinosaur” park by the locals, depending on which side of the hill you plan to visit.

Dinosaur Park is perfect for older kids as the park consists of slides, bridges, ladders, and more for endless fun. If you are there with more than one child, be aware that the visibility for parents to watch more than one child can be difficult.

Flower Park is better for smaller kids. There are tunnels and slides for smaller children to play in shaded areas. There is a splash pad in the sunny area for warmer days.

The Centennial Hills Amphitheatre is an outdoor theatre located in Centennial Hills Park. A lawn amphitheater surrounds the slightly elevated, covered stage. Click here to view the Centennial Hills Amphitheatre rental information.

There is a restroom right behind the park which is convenient.