Parker’s July 4 fireworks are getting a second chance to shine! Join the Town of Parker for the rescheduled display this Veterans Day as they honor those who have served and recognize a milestone year for our nation, state and Town: America’s 250th, Colorado’s 150th and Parker’s 45th anniversaries. Fireworks will launch Wednesday, November 11, 2026, at 7 p.m. from just northeast of Salisbury Park, weather permitting.
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The Salisbury Regional Park North expansion, including the new parking lots, will be closed for the fireworks display.
However, 300 paved parking spaces will remain available in the original park area on a first-come, first-served basis.
There will be no additional services or activities on-site.
The large grass lots used for July 4 in prior years will not be available for parking in 2026.
While on-site parking will be limited, there are a number of other different public areas around the community for residents and guests to view the fireworks show.
Depending on site view limits (tree line, buildings, houses, and/or terrain) the fireworks may be viewable from up to two miles away from the Salisbury Park launch site.
Per a resident survey, select public parks that may provide good views of the display include Bar CCC Park, McCabe Meadows, Stroh Soccer Field and Tallman Meadow Park, as well as the Cherry Creek Trail. Check out this Viewing Locations Map for suggested public viewing and parking location options.
Please note, no parking will be allowed along the side of major roadways, such as Parker Road, Hess Road or Mainstreet. If you plan on viewing the fireworks from public roadways, please do not impede traffic, block driveways or stop in an area posted with NO PARKING signs.
11920 N. Motsenbocker Rd., Parker.
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