Great Lake if you want to get cancer from radiation. Watch the documentary ‘Half-Life of Memory’. All about how the whole area is radioactive. People in the documentary talk about swimming in that lake over the years and getting cancer.

Lame, don’t paddle here. 10$ a paddle board, plus car fee, and then they make a whole process to wash off your paddle board to enter just to make $$$ then you have to haul it over a half a mile to the water. Most reservoirs in the front range are also drinking water but this one takes your cash and is controlling and ornery. Do not recommend. Westminster- get it together and don’t over charge your residents. Shallow water, and you can’t swim it paddle where you want.

This year they have the worse park attendants. After you get your paddle board washed you can’t deflate it even a little bit to fit it back in your car to drive it down to the lake. They are so unhelpful. They are rude and make you feel horrible.

the lake for fishing opens around 7 in the morning when you get here its a hastle to get some good fishing spots if you cast to the wrong areas your garenteed to loose your line on rocks and weeds but if you sink your wait a good bit out there and wait you can pull in rainbow trout easily last time i went i caught a 17 inch rainbow trout i was pleased but around sunset you can get locked into the park if your not carefull so make sure to be out around sunset or you loose your car

Grew up going to standley and I get the no boating but you can even walk in the water. It's a nice walk but walking next to a lake and not being able to go in it defeats the point of the walk. Also just got kicked out of clear creek by Anderson park the other day what is this place turning into