Peninsula Recreation Area
Heading south on Highway 9 toward Breckenridge (1/2 mile south of Frisco on Highway 9), you’ll find the Peninsula Recreation Area. The Peninsula contains:
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- Frisco Adventure Park
- Frisco Day Lodge
- Frisco Nordic Center
- Two Below Zero, dinner sleigh rides
- a maintained ball field (bases and permanent pitching mound)
- a multi-purpose field
- Peak One Disc Golf course
- a skateboard park
- an extensive trails system
- picnic facilities
- several campgrounds
- ample parking
The Frisco Adventure Park features a multi-lane tubing hill, terrain park and a 4,000 sq. foot day lodge facility! In the Summer of 2011, the Frisco Adventure Park will feature a bike park designed to appeal to all levels of riders and all styles of bikes. Visitors will also enjoy a pump track and skate park!
Outside of the Frisco Adventure Park, the Recreation Area hosts mountain bikers and hikers who enjoy trails winding through the forest and along the shores of Lake Dillon. A ball field with a view of surrounding mountains and picnic areas attract families and groups. In the winter, the Peninsula is home to the Frisco Nordic Center, a playground for cross-country skiers, snowshoers and biathletes.
Reservations for the ball field and multi-purpose field are not required but recommended for guaranteed use. Reservations are taken only after January 1st of the year of the reservation, on a first-come, first-served basis. The Town of Frisco does not make reservations for the camping, picnic areas or the the nordic log building located on the Peninsula. Click here for information on reserving the US Forest Service campgrounds and picnic areas, and search for any of the following campgrounds: Heaton Bay, Peak One, Pine Cove, Prospector or Windy Point.
For more information about Frisco Recreation programs, please call 970-668-2558 or email recreation@townoffrisco.com
