The park is situated on land that once belonged to the historic Fly'n B Ranch, a cattle operation from the early 20th century.
The onsite caretaker's cottage has been preserved to reflect the rural architectural heritage of the Highlands Ranch area.
The pond functions as part of a local irrigation and stormwater management system.
The area is designated as a protected space for local waterfowl and migratory birds.
Fly'n B Park is a 19-acre community space in Highlands Ranch centered around a historic fishing pond. The site features a restored 1900s-era caretaker's cottage that serves as a focal point for the park's landscape. A network of walking trails connects the pond area to the surrounding residential corridors. The park provides catch-and-release fishing opportunities, requiring Colorado state fishing licenses for visitors aged 16 and older. Its geography includes a mix of maintained lawn areas and natural riparian habitat. The park has been a staple of the local park system since its 2010 opening.
The wooden dock overlooking the pond with the caretaker's cottage in the background.
Bring polarized sunglasses to better spot fish in the pond's shallow areas.
Utilize the walking trails that extend beyond the pond for views of the local bluffs.
Pack bug spray, as the proximity to water attracts mosquitoes during summer evenings.
Do not attempt to swim or wade in the pond, as water quality is maintained for aquatic life, not human recreation.
Catch-and-release fishing only; keep dogs on a leash at all times; pack out all trash to protect wildlife.
