We’re passionate about getting Castle Rock outdoors

About The Foundation

Who We Are 

The Castle Rock Parks and Trails Foundation, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit founded in 2012, enhances local parks and trails to connect the community with nature. Led by an Executive Director and passionate volunteers, we’re dedicated to improving outdoor spaces in Castle Rock.

The Vision

The Castle Rock Parks and Trails Foundation's vision is to elevate the community's recreational, cultural, and educational experiences. We work closely with the Town of Castle Rock and other local resources to make our outdoor spaces the best in class.

Our Mission

To engage, educate, and advocate for outdoor experiences that promote community wellness, inclusivity, and environmental stewardship.

Meet the Team

  • A doe in a field of ferns

    Juli Watkins

    Interim President

  • A fawn in a forest

    Brenda Garcia

    Co-Vice President

  • A deer with large antlers stands in the fog

    Zach Deegan

    Co-Vice President

  • A fox pauses next to some flowers

    Cari Cusinato

    Treasurer

  • An owl sits perched camouflaged next to a tree

    Michael Linde

    Secretary

  • A white mountain goat stands on top of a mountain

    Gina Anguiano

    Board of Directors

  • A ram stands in the wild

    Jason Anguiano

    Board of Directors

  • A bobcat in a field poses for a photo

    Rita Klement

    Board of Directors

    Events Chair

  • A happy prairie dog munches some snacks

    Renee Magee

    Board of Directors

    Marketing Chair

  • A curious marmot looks into the camera

    Marne Hansen

    Executive Director

  • A petite fawn takes its first steps

    Maia Yates

    Town of Castle Rock Staff Liaison

How you can help

Volunteer

Join one of our committees, offer your specialty skills, or help us out an an event—it’s all appreciated!

Give

A dollar to a thousand, every bit helps the Foundation achieve its annual fundraising targets.

Sponsor

Do you have a local business to promote? Want to treat your staff to a box seat at Tunes or Trails or buy a table at the Twilight Gala?

Our Past Work

  • A variety of outdoor equipment is installed in front of a hill

    Fit Ground Courses in Philip S. Miller Park and Butterfield Crossing Park

  • A decorated scout stands proudly next to an installed map next to a trailhead

    Remapping the Ridgeline Open Space Trails

  • A person on a seat and a person in a wheelchair share a swing set in an outdoor playground

    Possibilities Playground

  • A happy volunteer grins at the camera while holding a rock with dirty gloves

    Legacy Trail

Donate

Coming Soon

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  • Individual and Business Donors