A great little park to get away from it all and have a nice thoughtful walk. It is fun to see how the vegetation changes each season at the park.

Earth from a massacre, perpetrated by the nazis is interned here at the Babi Yar Memorial Park. At the center of the circle there is an audio story of why this memorial exists. On the side of the granite rock is a push button. We walked all the paths and I thought about the suffering in Ukraine.

This park is really beautiful. I can't imagine when the trees are full. Also the meaning behind this memorial park is a great opportunity to learn about others if you dont know of the story. It was a great conversation starter between myself and a curious child 💜

I flew in from Chicago and this memorial was on my "must see" list. I wanted to give it 5-stars because of the rarity of such a memorial this far West and because of the beautiful map showing the layout in the shape if the Star of David. Sadly, I got there and found a sad park in need of some love. Grass was overgrown, parking lot was gravel and was filled with trash. But the worst part was that my wife and I did not feel safe. In the parking lot was a van watching our vehicle and in the courtyard by the split rocks were 2 people sitting on the ground in the corner on cardboard smoking crack. We made it as far as the rocks and turned around.

Nice big walkable park. Family friendly and pets friendly. I just wish if they add some lights in the historical spaces.

It's a really nice park. I would only say it is sad to see the homeless over there and trash in the area. There is no respect for a memorial to the 200,000 Jewish and Ukrainians people that died in WWII in Kiev.

Really beautiful park. There is even a Geocash in here. But great for a evening walk, very quiet.

Beautiful park that memorializes a terrible piece of history in a thoughtful way. Very quiet when I went, perfect for a fall morning

Way more than I expected. If you're on the fence about it you will love it. Walk the path toward the granite Stones you come to a pedestal and press the button that's all you need to do.

Love this park. It does have a very Erie feeling these days though, seems some of the homeless population has taken up residence in the out skirts of the park. You can almost feel their eyes on ya. But I can deal with that if they keep to themselves. Otherwise great memorial Park, I have never seen the fountain running so it was nice to see it flowing water this time. Used to throw keggars there back in high school, it was a good safe place to realize you hate the feeling of being drunk. Never got broken up by the cops, I dunno how kids are supposed to learn that stuff these days... guaranteed the SWAT team would respond and it'd be on the news these days.

Amazing place, I never get tired of coming here. The fountain and bridge are my favorite spots to hang out and relax.

Beautiful park I love having moments with God recognizing the ones who lost their life during the holocaust.

Interesting memorial. My favorite part was the tree shade area.

Absolutely gorgeous. The fall colors are unbeatable and the park is always pretty quiet.

Beautful park! Nice small memorial park you can walk through and enjoy!

A sombering experience, relevant to contemporary times, yet also a very beautiful park. I especially enjoyed the shaded grove. Worth visiting, especially on a cool, cloudy day.

I took my grandkids there for the second time. It's a memorial of a sad place because of what happened at the other Babi Yar. My grandkids are too young to understand, so for them, it's a great place to hike around and eat a picnic lunch.

Nice place to run, walk or just eat lunch. Includes a bonus history lesson along the way.

Been here dozens of times before you always proves to be a very enjoyable relaxing quiet place and it's nice to know that it is there to honor and remember all those who were affected by the Holocaust.

I’ve driven by this park a bunch but only recently explored it. I was pleasantly surprised with how nice of grass there is on the hills once you are inside the park. I always assumed it would be all tall grass like you can see from the road.

A charming and dynamic Holocaust memorial park in the shape of the Star of David. Located in southeast Denver, the park is great for walking in general or walking the fur babies, wonderful to enjoy the local native nature scenes (if you like taking pictures), and awesome to hunt for those elusive Pokémon! Get up and go!

A beautiful, peaceful park. There is audio information with the press of a button at the entrance.

Sad the world never seems to learn or change. Russia, Germany, North Korea, etc....The killing of innocent people is a crime against humanity. If the United Nations can't stop evil, what is the world left to do?