The park contains a designated 'toddler-safe' playground area separated from the larger play structures.
Sterne Park is a recognized site within the South Suburban Park and Recreation District’s system, which manages over 3,000 acres of parkland.
The pond acts as a stormwater detention basin, serving a dual purpose as both a recreational amenity and local flood control infrastructure.
Sterne Park is a 12-acre municipal park managed by the South Suburban Park and Recreation District in Littleton, Colorado. The site features a central pond that serves as a focal point for local birdlife and waterfowl observation. The park grounds include a multi-age playground and paved walking paths suitable for strollers and casual walking. Mature trees throughout the area provide significant canopy cover over lawn spaces. The park is integrated into a larger network of local trails, connecting it to surrounding suburban neighborhoods. It functions primarily as a community-oriented space for recreation and outdoor relaxation.
The north side of the pond looking south across the water with the mature trees in the background.
Bring birdseed or appropriate feed if you intend to observe the ducks and geese at the pond.
Utilize the paved paths to connect to the nearby Highline Canal Trail system for longer excursions.
Pack a picnic, as the park features several well-positioned benches and flat lawn areas.
Feeding waterfowl bread or processed food, as it is harmful to the local bird population.
Leash laws apply to all dogs; dispose of pet waste in the provided receptacles.
