Denver Cascade
By Jessica Carcoana · Updated September 2026
Federal Heights' largest manufactured-home community, 382 owner-occupied sites on 48 acres along Federal Boulevard. Built in 1973 and sold in 2024 for $62 million (Colorado's priciest MHC transaction on record), Denver Cascade offers resort-style amenities including two pools, a fitness center, a clubhouse, and boat/RV storage. All-ages, pet-friendly, and located just 11 miles from downtown Denver.
At a glance
Community Anchors
- Water World, 70-acre water park, one of America's largest (seasonal)
- Hyland Hills Golf Course, Greg Mastriona and Hyland Hills courses
- Hyland Hills Recreation District, pools, sports fields, community centers
- Carstens/Camenisch Park, basketball courts, softball fields, fishing lake, walking trails
- Ruston Park, 13-acre neighborhood park at 100th Ave and Zuni St
- Messina Park, neighborhood pocket park at 90th Ave and Tejon St
- Adventure Golf and Raceway
- Badlands Disc Golf Course, 18 holes
- Federal Boulevard dining and shopping corridor
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Where it sits
Inside Federal Heights. Approximate area.
Quick answersQuestions about Denver Cascade
Where is Denver Cascade?
Denver Cascade is in Federal Heights, about 0.8 miles north of the Federal Heights center. The map on this page shows its approximate location.
When was Denver Cascade built?
Homes in Denver Cascade were built between 1973 and 2026 (late 20th century / early 21st century / new build).
Is there an HOA in Denver Cascade, and what does it cost?
Denver Cascade has no homeowners association on record (mobile home park).
What amenities does Denver Cascade have?
Denver Cascade amenities include fitness center, two swimming pools, clubhouse, playground, planned social activities, onsite management and sales office, and boat and RV storage.
How big are the lots in Denver Cascade?
Typical lots in Denver Cascade run leased lot.
Which schools are near Denver Cascade?
Schools near Denver Cascade include Federal Heights Elementary, Thornton Middle School, and Northglenn High School. Verify enrollment eligibility by address.
How high is Denver Cascade?
Denver Cascade sits at about 5,530 feet above sea level.
Parks and Schools
- Ruston Park
- Carstens/Camenisch Park
- Federal Heights Elementary
- Thornton Middle School
- Northglenn High School
Verify school assignment by address with the district. Attendance boundaries do not follow neighborhood lines.
Commute and Access
- 5 minI-76
- 10 minI-25
- Federal Blvd (on-site)
Transit in Federal Heights: RTD bus routes along Federal Blvd corridor · RTD bus routes along Pecos St and 92nd Ave · Park-and-ride access to I-25 express bus service
Other Neighborhoods in Federal Heights
- Homestead Heights$380K–$500K (estimated)
- Monticello$310K–$430K
- Northborough Heights$380K–$490K (estimated)
- Hyland Park Heights$400K–$530K (estimated)
- Kimberly Hills$55K–$160K (estimated)
- Aspen Meadows Townhomes$385K–$435K
- Holiday Hills Village$60K–$150K (estimated)
- Countryside Village$60K–$130K (estimated)
- Lamplighter Village$50K–$140K (estimated)
- Monticello Park$50K–$130K (estimated)
About This Profile
This profile of Denver Cascade was researched in April 2026. It was last reviewed in September 2026. The price range is an estimate built from comparable nearby neighborhoods rather than from direct listings. Amenity coverage is strong, with several public sources confirming the list. Prices vary widely by home age/condition; amenity data strong due to recent $62M sale coverage.
Data sourced from direct and indirect online resources. Details are subject to change over time as we continue to research this area.