Dirty Woman Creek Park

Dirty Woman Creek Park

History

Dirty Woman Creek Park was named by the citizens of Monument in July of 1979. It is named for the woman who’s ranch was on the location where the park is now, who was known as the “Dirty Woman” because she allowed her animals to live in her home.

Reservations

Please review the Town Park Use Guide (PDF) and Monument Lake Rules (PDF) for information on policies regarding the usage of parks within the community.

To make a reservation, please visit the Facilities page or complete a Park Reservation Application (PDF).

Parks Plan

Adopted in 2003, the Parks Plan identifies existing conditions and future community expansion as well as documents the direction viewed necessary to achieve the Parks, Trails, and Open Space goals of the community.

View the Parks Plan (PDF) to learn more, or visit the Conceptual Parks Plan page. 

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