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09-14-2006, 12:38 PM
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Castle Rock vs. Parker?
We're considering a relocation from Los Angeles, CA to Denver. We've been strongly considering Parker but I'm now wondering what Caste Rock would be like. I'm a Stay-at-home mom and my husband is self-employeed with our own construction business. We hope to visit the area in the next 2 months.
Can someone with experience compare the two. Were we live now I have Target, Grocery Stores and lots of other small stores within 5+ miles or so. I'd like to have the same surrounding. Thank you. 
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09-14-2006, 01:11 PM
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You will love either.
I am a Bay area construction manager with family in Parker and friends in Castle rock. I am hoping to move to Parker some day so I can relax a bit and not have the California stress. Have you lookid at the web sites for Parker and Castle Rock? If not type in town of parker, then go to the videos and take a look.
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09-14-2006, 01:13 PM
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Both cities have grocery stores and walmart or target and Castle Rock has the outlet stores.
The are neighboring towns 15 minutes from the center of one to the other.
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