Ok, we found the back way in to this park lol. We are on a road trip, so have been looking foe…read moreplaces for my Service Dog to get out and stretch. It's tucked back behind some baseball/ softball fields. There is a small.dog area (we had to walk through it to get to the big dog area. Don't worry there is a pass through) there were a number of friendly pups and people there for her to socialize with. There is no running water, so bring your own. This is why I had to dock a star. It was very clean, shady and a great place to run off some steam. There are also no people bathrooms, just 2 porta potties. (I'm not that adventurous lol) I saw some complaints of homeless people, there weren't any around the park and my mom and I felt just fine walking in and out of the area.

This is a review of the off-leash dog park area of the park…read more My boyfriend and I were traveling cross-country with our pup and needed an easy park right off the interstate to let our dog run around. This dog park fit the bill and was about a 2 minute drive once we took the exit. It's a decently sized park with a separate area for small dogs towards the back. I didn't see any faucets for running water (which is why I give it 4 stars instead of 5) but buckets are everywhere for people who bring their own water. Poop bags are available and I only saw a few pieces of poop around the park so I like to think most people clean up after themselves. There are lots of trees for shade and several benches for humans to sit and chat while the dogs run around. It's right next to a softball field, so that could be an issue when games are going on but did not affect us. All in all, I'm glad we stopped and I would definitely stop here again on another adventure!

I love this park not only because it's conveniently located to my home but it has a lot to offer…read more Great walking/bike paths, one large and one smaller pet friendly grassy areas that's good for more than playing with your pets, i also see soccer games, flag football, birthday parties, picnics and it's also terrific for kite flying! They also have portable pottys (you never know when your lil ones are going to start to do the dance). They have a nice small play area with baby swings, big kid swings, climbing structures, a few physical fit rings, a smaller climbing structure for smaller children, a basketball court, tennis courts and plenty of sand to take home in your shoes. There are two ramadas and plenty of benches in the play area, lots of parking (and i also hear it's a pokestop). I enjoy bringing my granddaughter to play here she loves to walk over the bridge and i also loved bringing my dog and watching him run in the grass he always acted so silly. Nice park with shady areas. Sometimes i just go to sit and practice my drumming. (No complaints yet) Not the best park but a great park nonetheless!

I gave this park a 3 because there is no shade structure over the play area or bathroom. The kids…read morethoroughly enjoyed the play structures and swings. The ground is a combination of soft/flexible pavement and sand. It has features accessible by toddlers and monkey bars and climbing good for older kids. There are benches along the outer edge in the play area in shaded and partially shaded places. No one was using the basketball court next to the playground but it appeared well-maintained. There was an event happening in the grassy area and we still found plenty of parking available.

Our last day in Albuquerque NM and we wanted to enjoy one of the many parks in the city. This park…read moreis beautiful and there are actually three large ponds/small lakes in the park. We saw kids fishing, people nature walking, and families having a picnic. You can see the mountains in the distance and the park is very quite and I couldn't here any traffic at all. There were many families with small children and I felt safe here. A nice day trip that is free to the public. My wife liked the park as well as my two teenage boys. Highly recommend this hidden gem.

This is one of the older parks in the city. You would not know that by how well it is kept and the…read moreupgrades the city does to it. It is a nice local park for the neighborhood kids to get some exercise. It is also convenient to the zoo so if you don't have picnic there you can find some shade here to have one.

Unless a park is inundated with syringes and used condoms, it has got to be worth at least three…read morestars right? And to the best of my knowledge, this park does NOT fall into that category. No illicit behavior, no bums lying about, no degenerates up to no good, just a good clean little park. I mean let's face it, if you're at a park for any reason, you should be enjoying yourself right? It's your average neighborhood park, on the smaller side and pretty simple. Decent playground equipment for the wee ones and a half decent sized open field for a friendly game of catch. I see a lot of older folk walking their dogs there often. Almost as if there's a club that gathers there from time to time. My main qualms, though trivial, are that it's small and right on a really busy road. I wouldn't go out of my way to go here, but if you live in the area, she'll do in a pinch.

Great park, split sections for little kids and older kids. Couple of swings and in a very nice…read moreneighborhood. Few trash on the ground, but looks like the wind just blew some out of the garbage cans, like coffee cups, etc.

Nice spacious dog park! Could use some work in the poop clean up but over really great. There's a…read morelarge dog and small dog section with plenty of balls around! They also have a water section with a kid pool. Nor for drinking than playing. My pup loved it!

Love the dog park. Plenty of room to run and friendly dogs and people. We are from out of town,…read morethis was a nice place to relax with our dig

Exceptionally well cared for Tennis Courts, open space and an ever rising from the ground indoor…read moreand outdoor swim pool(s) This is one of the City of Albuquerque's finest and nearly immaculate open spaces

Such a big fan of this park! The area is great, the park is clean, and there's tons of friendly…read morefaces. I usually come by during the weekends. There's plenty of people at the dog park and surrounding meadows of grass. Lots of family parties and kids sports games too. I like the park's proximity to local stores if you need to make a quick stop. There's an Albertsons and Trader Joe's about 7 minutes away from the park.

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

Great dog park overall. Easy access to water. There are trees for shade and mulch throughout. The…read morepark is also pretty big so dogs have room to run. There are two fences areas for dogs. The smaller one for smaller dog. The park is well taken care of and most people at the park at knowledge about dogs.

As the human mother of a neurotic herding dog, I have traversed the area for adequate dog park…read moreterritory. The bottom line is that Bullhead is fine but not great. There are two areas, both located behind one of the baseball fields - one area is more grassy but fewer trees, the other with wood chips and better shade. There's a water fountain on the far east end and plenty of available trash cans and clean-up bags. I don't have children but taking your dog to the dog park seems to pull a number of similar themes with taking your kid to the playground: 1) safety, 2) sanitation, and 3) camaraderie. Safety: I don't believe it's truly fair to judge a venue by its patrons, but the pups that frequent Bullhead are "tough." Anecdotally there seems to be more rough (but generally safe) play than just trotting around, friendly sniffing, or lounging in the shade. This works for many pups, but not all. Obviously this fluctuates with the temperament of the dogs present. Know your dog and assess the situation appropriately for him/her. Sanitation: Despite the numerous signs around the park, owners seem to neglect that Rover and Sparky will probably using their playground opportunity to relieve themselves. Please, folks, clean up after your dogs. You don't want to step in that and you REALLY don't want to clean those smelly paws after your dog tramples through a pile while chasing a frisbee. Pick it up - it's the right thing to do. Camaraderie: There is a clear group of "regulars" here. They know each other and they know each other's dogs. Initially this felt a bit like the 3rd grade playground - "Who's the new girl? Her dog seems weird..." (you get the idea) but they have warmed up over time. There are only a few benches in this park along with some free floating patio furniture, so seating can be hard to come by. Overall, it's a matter of convenience that we go to Bullhead, rather than a love of the place. We'll be returning for more pup playtime and hopefully new furry friends to be made.