It's a good sized dog park. Most people are friendly that go there and it's pretty popular so your…read morepups will have a friend. However, small dog owners bring their dogs to the large breed side along with their mini tennis balls. My dog ingested one and I had to make an emergency vet visit to get it removed... not a cheap vet bill. Since then I've found 3 of them in the park.

This is a perfect dog park for our super dog Nova ! She is part whippet (or at lest we think she…read moreis) & she needs a place that's long to make a dash for those balls we're throwing ! There was other people there & they were so nice. We're out of towners so we try to find good dog parks for our girl. It's just all dirt and a few benches but our Nova had a GREAT time playing with a Lab puppy for hours. She was actually tired when we came home. Plus there is a Pokémon Go Stop there lol

Loved this dog park. Friendly people and dogs. Tjere are plenty of balls and a water fountain with…read morebowls. There is a lot of dog poop not picked up though, but other than that my dogs love this place.

There is a difference between people who have dogs and dog people. The owners who come to this dog…read morepark are people who have dogs. Not dog people. They know nothing about dog behavior. They are reactive not proactive and escalate situation.

I'm it's my a Small Park with lots of obstacles that are often used in obstacle courses. You can…read moreuse them to train your dog or just exercise the dog. It's not spacious where dogs could run and play without bumping into equipment or other dogs or people but a nice size. What I don't understand is how can people watch their dogs, poop and walk away! That is not good parenting! It's insightful. It stinks and unhealthy! If you do this, if you are guilty of this, you should not be allowed to come to any dog park because you are irresponsible! If you're reading this, please take heed! Pick up your poop!

Both water fountains broken. There's a vending machine but always out of water. Limited shade so be…read moresure and bring water for your pups!

This event was one of the most stunning I have ever been to. Very spectator friendly. The best…read moredays to attend are a Saturday or a Sunday as those days are when they have the mass ascension and the Dawn Patrol balloons. I would Highly recommend putting this on ones Bucket list

So many people. The park and ride event was a nightmare filled with walking and waiting in long…read morelines. I felt bad for the elderly but this should be better organized. We came from the Coronado lot and it was so many thousands of people. Either way, there were many people everywhere. We got to the park and there were balloons but they didnt end up being to take off because of the winds. The environment was awesome nonetheless.

My dog, Augusta, wrote this review, with the help of our cat who takes dictation…read more Hey, hey, hey! Over here! This park is the BEST, best being wherever I am right this minute, because I'm a dog and the past and the future mean nothing to me. Hey - smell this gate! It's all double entry so that those small freaky dogs won't get away while you're trying to get the leash off them. And HEY ! Water! There's water right there and you can dunk your ball in it when it gets too many wood chips on it. Best of all - I've mostly got this place to myself, I never have to share with rude dogs who take too many sniffs if you know what I'm talking about. My mom sometimes cheats and we play in the huge grassy area next to the gated park. She is taking a chance but we've never seen The Man here checking tags. So yeah, come get your chase on and play a while. Smell ya later!

The North Domingo Baca Park, which is an ongoing project of the City of Albuquerque has the finest…read moresurface courts of all the public courts in Albuquerque. It is an honor to be squeezed out once spring rolls around so the high school can practice from 4 to 6 PM but otherwise the courts are generally available and well visited. One of the great local pros Amanda runs tenacious groups from 12 to 2 and you can easily learn something by playing in an adjacent court. The rates seem reasonable, and the people all seem to know each other well and enjoy their time together as well as improving, smash his doubles strategy and coming to the net. It's not uncommon to find someone claiming to be the local marshal of the place cleaning up debris and letting the participants know of upcoming schedule changes. I find the nets somehow are always the right height. The active bocce ball and wall climbing chords immediately north of the tennis courts, as well as the birding new swimming complex that has been under construction for at least the last three years make one feel that this is the center of physical activity in North Albuquerque. The people are all very friendly and somewhat competitive. There isn't a lot of dispersion in talent among all the people who play there, but there seems to be a fair amount of good Nature competitiveness and play and I think that is one of the hallmarks of Albuquerque outdoor it seems to me that no matter how much the city has invested its citizens have reaped and 10 times that amount in their enjoyment, their longevity and their cardio

This park is my favorite spot for a run, a walk with my dog, or a bike ride with my son. It's…read morealways lively with people doing their own activities, which makes it feel safer--especially in the early mornings or late evenings. There are plenty of options for people of all ages, including a designated area for dog training and socializing. The park also provides plenty of dog waste bags in case you forget yours, along with tennis courts, workout areas, and lots of shaded spots to relax. I highly recommend this place

Mochi and I really enjoy this small park :). There are scuzzy water…read moreBuckets that can be used and poop bags since Mochi goes like 5x when we co E

As dog parks go, this place is great. Tennis balls are laying around everywhere, there's plenty of…read morewater buckets. Lots and lots of people-seating, including permanent benches and a picnic table. There are ample shade trees too. Though there's no grass, there is a section of Astro turf where the people can avoid dirt/mud whilst standing around. The boulders are a nice touch, breaking up the topographical monotony. It's also nearby Tingley and caddy corner from a great park playground for the kids to enjoy while the parents monitor canines. It looks small when you first pull up, but once inside you find ample space for a healthy run of chuck-it. The only reason I don't give five stars is that there's no grass. I do recognize that grass would be impossible to maintain at a dog park, but somewhere... in Hollywood or Miami or something... is a dog park with lush, manicured greens, so I have to reserve that fifth star for when I find it.

So the map on here is incorrect it's actually across the street because we drove around the park it…read moreshows on the map and there's literally no entrance it's the future housing of the fire department. So you wanna go across The street. There's a gate by cream land factory and across the street from Sunbelt. Pretty dry no water for dogs but there is plenty of room to run around, chairs to sit on and trees. But there is aloooooot of trash here. Not well maintained

Arf. This is a pretty arf-y park. It's a dog park located…read moreright, right off the freeway and 2nd Street. There's a place where you can let your dog off the leash and run wild. There's a large "urban camping" situation going on at this park. Lots and lots of people camping out here, with pitched tents, little shelters, lean-to structures, and the works. There are some pretty good examples of cool structures that can be made out of tarps and shopping carts. The park is bisected by 3rd Street, which cuts right through the heart of it, dividing Coronado Dog Park from Coronado Skate Park, which seems to have even more of a population of campers. Parking for this park is rather difficult, since it's right along busy streets. There's no restrooms here, and most of the trees seem to be dead/dying. Perhaps from the lack of water or the tremendous amount of pee. This isn't a good example of the parks that the Land of Enchantment has to offer. I'd suggest going elsewhere, even if you do need to walk the dog. If you're having some early morning hair of the dog, then this might be a good place to go. Fortunately, you don't have to worry about your dog running onto the freeway, since it's elevated at this point. There seems to be no segregation for big dogs and little ones. I wouldn't come to this park after dusk.