The park was named in honor of Robert F. Clement, a former South Suburban Park and Recreation District board member.
The park contains a memorial dedicated to the victims of the 1999 Columbine High School shooting, located adjacent to the school property.
The park's lake is regularly stocked by Colorado Parks and Wildlife, supporting populations of trout, bluegill, and bass.
The park serves as a major trailhead for the Columbine Trail, which connects to other regional open spaces.
Robert F. Clement Park is a 206-acre recreational space centered around a 45-acre lake located in Littleton, Colorado. The park features an extensive network of paved trails that connect to the regional trail system. Recreational amenities include tennis courts, basketball courts, pickleball courts, and multiple sand volleyball pits. A large, inclusive playground structure provides accessibility features for children of varying abilities. The park hosts a dedicated outdoor concert venue and seasonal events throughout the year. Fishing is permitted in the lake, subject to local and state wildlife regulations. Extensive open turf areas are designated for multi-purpose sports and picnicking. The grounds include dedicated picnic pavilions available for public use or reservation.
The pedestrian bridge overlooking the lake with the foothills visible in the background.
Bring a polarized pair of sunglasses to reduce glare when viewing the lake.
Utilize the east side parking lots for faster access to the tennis and pickleball courts.
Check the South Suburban Parks and Recreation website for pavilion reservation status if planning a large group gathering.
Do not attempt to swim or wade in the lake, as it is prohibited for water quality and safety reasons.
Select areas may close temporarily during peak winter months for safety or following heavy snowfall.
Leash laws are strictly enforced for dogs; carry waste bags. Respect designated quiet hours for nearby residents.
