This is a cute little park with a couple of big trees for shade. My dogs like to run and play and this park isn't big enough for them. We would stop by if we're in the neighborhood for them to potty and stretch their legs but I would go out of my way to come here. read more

My favorite free off-leash park in Denver hands down. Most important to me has been the community of down-to-earth dog people I have met here that have been attending since the beginning days of the park. From my experience attendees are true "dog people" who understand canine behavior and are responsible owners. There's great tree shade, benches, a couple picnic tables (rare perks for a free dog park in this city) & a there are a couple agility instillations, like poles for dogs to wind thru/a large tire as a tunnel. During the warmer months there's a hose for water and the community leaves out bowls/often brings their own cold water from home for the dogs. Note: this park's ground is a wood-chip base. I find this to be beneficial as it prevents a mud-pit from forming during seasonal changes. Although, if your dog has sensitive paws you may need to reconsider. read more

I used to bring my dog here frequently. But I started to notice a trend after attending other parks. There tends to be a bad mix of dogs at this park. Owners that don't monitor their pets and dogs that do not have proper socialization. More than once has a dog bombarded mine and others and the owners do nothing. One pro: they fill the yard with chopped up Christmas trees in the winter. The park itself is fine. I recommend going when there are no other or very little other dogs. read more

I love this park, it's reasonably big for my dogs to stretch their legs. I don't think a park deserves bad reviews based off the people that bring their aggressive dogs and think it's okay! read more

Nice people and dogs, medium size space. Like most dog parks, gets super muddy when it's wet out, so bring a towel for your pooch. If you have a smaller dog, they may be overwhelmed here cause there's no separate small dog section. read more

I stopped by here on a Thursday early morning to check this place out. Since I have a very tiny super fast type of dog I like checking out a dog park with out her first, just to make sure that the fences don't have huge gaps in between the metal posts. (She is an escape artist at times so can never be too careful) Anyways they have a pretty good size paved parking lot with clear markings of parking spots. (They are spacious so less door dings) They have a porta potty that is under a small gazebo so not in direct heat. It is not separated fenced in area so dogs off all sizes and weight are running around. I did notice some people who came with their dogs and didn't bother putting them on a leash before walking into the park. Which caused a little bit of a headache for those people who were coming into the park and trying to leave because there were dogs running in the parking lot. There is also mulch everywhere, dog poop and the trash bins didn't seem like they were getting emptied out on daily basis. If you do choose to come to this park bring your own water for the dogs. Overall I'm glad I didn't bring my dog here. Not only would she have been someone's chee toy but I would've probably needed to give her a bath after leaving the park. I would probably go elsewhere if you have a small breed. read more

If you're a stoner who owns a pitbull, but you are too lazy to properly exercise your dog, have I got the place for you! All else, avoid. The park itself is okay. A few trees, lots of mulch. However, the clientele ruin this place. First, as Englewood is a haven for metro-area pitbulls, this park has a key ingredient for disaster. (Don't get me wrong, I have nothing against pits in general, but with the wrong owners, who don't carefully train out aggression and give their dogs lots of exercise, they are obviously dangerous.) The main issue here isn't about breeds, or even dogs themselves. It's the owners. It's people who think bringing their dog to the park every day is a substitute for going to a long walk. It's the stoner dude who knows his dog needs a muzzle, but doesn't actually do anything to control his dogs' behavior when it attacks other dogs. It's the gamer girl with the pierced lip whose pit bull runs over the other dogs and thinks they're all playing. It's the roided-out freak on the far bench with headphones on, pretending to study but actually reading Iron Man Magazine, and completely ignoring his yellow lab, but fully willing to stare down anyone who calls him out on not watching his dog. These people are the problem with this dog park. If you are one of these people, please, learn how to control your dog. Do it for the rest of us. So again, if you have a restless, cooped-up, borderline-ferocious, big-breed, aggressive dog and you don't want to go on walks or hikes, then, by all means bring your dog here. Let him run amok while you sit on the bench and make a puddle of drool that would rival that of a mastiff. Everyone else, including people who don't enjoy traumatizing their pets, head elsewhere for doggie socialization. read more

I am an Englewoodite and there for try to see the good parts of the city and not just the bad parts. I have taken my dog here a handful of times. The area is okay. It is filled with mulch which can make it hard for ball throwers cause your dogs saliva will stick to the ball them the mulch will stick to the ball then the mulch gets in your dogs mouth and well it is a mess from there on out. I have never run into any bad dog owners here yet but I have seen some questionable ones. However take note *DO NOT LEAVE VALUABLES IN YOUR CAR IN PLAIN SIGHT!!! Little story: I was pulling up in the parking lot with my dog and observed a women cross the street and then check the doors on several cars, already knowing what she was doing I proceeded to call 911. While on the phone with the police the women got into a car and started to go through it. Finally the police arrived, the women ran but caught her and now I hope she is in jail for breaking into cars. But despite this it is an okay dog park just keep your wits about you and watch yourself and your dog and have fun. read more

This park gets muddy. Also, they allow kids in, unlike the dog parks in Denver. I have no problem with kids but my dog sure does. Plays well with other dogs, just not other people's kids. Also, having two smaller dogs makes me feel anxious when they get to rough playing in a park with 3-5 pitbulls at any given time. I just usually choose to walk around this park with my dog. Or if we do go in it's just to walk around off leash and keep to ourselves. read more

Englewood Canine Corral - Playing at the Englewood Canine Corral! - Pets Near Me - Englewood, Colorado

This place is great! I don't know what other reviewers are talking about. There is a lot of shade trees, lots of great dogs. My family enjoys coming here a couple times a week. I highly recommend! read more

Englewood Canine Corral - Pets Near Me - Englewood, Colorado

This is a small area that caters to a large number of dogs. Some of the guardians do not know how to control their dog when there is a dog related situation. Case in point, I tried to enter the park last Thursday and a brown boxer attacked my dog. A white-haired lady in her 50s coddled her beloved pet, let it go in close proximity of my dog, and her boxer attacked again. The lady had no idea how to address the situation or how to control her dog; she actually blamed me for her dog's actions. There were little children in the pen as well which concerns me. Needless to say, I had to make a hasty retreat out of the park to the safety of the trail. Please watch your beloved pet closely, learn how to watch for warning signs, and learn how to correct unwanted behavior... take the actions of your pet seriously and don't downplay the seriousness of an attack, it may save you and your beloved pet from legal action. read more

If you want your dog to get Kennel Cough this is the perfect place for you. My poor dog got sick immediately after coming here and was perfectly fine before. Don't use the dirty and probably infected bowls owners leave everywhere and bring your own bowl and water instead. Maybe that would help slightly. Owners seem to love to bring their dogs with Parvo and spreadable disease here. If you can afford to drive to the dog park go take your clearly sick dog to the vet. I also noticed a lot of owners like to just socialize and not even keep an eye on their dog even when it's attacking another. Not even talking about just big breeds it's even smaller ones that are just assholes and bark the whole time at others being mean. If your dog is reactive and aggressive why even bring them to an off leash dog park and put other dogs that clearly aren't in danger. I've heard about and seen for myself so many dog fights happen. Nobody picks up their dogs shit either, why? Because they're never watching them, how nice. Oh, and don't come here at night or even early morning because you'll see and or hear a ton of annoying crackheads who sometimes won't leave you alone. They love to sleep at this park and nobody does a thing about it. They use the water hose in the park as a shower so have fun with that too ;) read more

Please read the whole review. This off-leash park is managed wrong. The group that goneverns the park contastly makes bad decisions. There are fences around the trees, I can imagine why but the park in Evergreen seems to fuction fine with over 200 trees and not fences around them. They just used the money from the Chili-Cookoff to put down about a foot of mulch on half of the property, this I can not imagine why. The money could have been used to keep the lights on at night, which were on all night until about 2 months ago. Some people do not get off work until dark and it would be nice if we could see our dogs when we take them to the park. BUT!!!! All that with standing, this is the best park for YOUR DOG!!! Not as pretty as Evergreen, but at lot closer and a ton m ore dogs. This park host more dogs during the day than any off-leash park I have ever been too. Your dog will love the fact that there are anywhere from 5-40 dogs at one time. Yes you read correct, I have seen over 40 dogs at this park at one time. So in conclusion, this is an amazing park because of the people that go, not because of the management. read more

This is a large dog park, which does seem to have a lot of dogs at one time there. I haven't had any issues with careless owners during the times I have been. There is sooooo much dog poo though!!!! It is awful. There are even bags around but not many people use them. I don't know what this park looks like during the summer or if the poo problem is better. My dog went #2, there were so many #2s laying around I had no idea which one to pick up.. Which probably adds to the problems. Hopefully, owners are better in the summertime. Overall, this park is closest to my house, so it works and there are always plenty of dogs for my boy to play with too. read more

The park itself isn't bad... Lots of mulch, a few large trees, and a couple of picnic tables. However, there is always a handful of pitbulls here and their owners usually don't care what their dogs are doing. It also seems like many owners don't pick up after their pet despite bag stations at each entrance and a few trash cans throughout. read more

What the heck are the bad reviews for? Beautiful park, friendly and fun people and pooches, ample parking and organized rubbish bins... Or maybe the 1-2 stars are people strategically trying to keep the park to themselves. Either way, we had a blast and give four paws up. read more

I look forward to taking my puppy to this dog park. It's very spacious with a lot of trees and benches. There are always a good amount of dogs at any time of the day, from 5-25 dogs. The dog owners are friendly and respectful. Lots of regulars here which speaks to how great this dog park is. Your dog is going to be happy here. :) read more

A lot of great, responsible owners. A few horrible owners ruin it for everyone else, CONSISTENTLY! I take my 8lb dog to dog parks at least 3x/week. I've been trying to like this place since we moved to Englewood about 2 years ago. I started going here multiple times a week, then slowly decreased to a few times a month. After yesterday, we're never ever going there again. At least 75% of our visits have ALWAYS involved either a vicious dog who wants to eat mine for lunch and a careless owner, -or- a really really bad dog fight (that's, thankfully, never involved us). I've see a physical fight between humans one time. This park seems to be a magnet for scummy people. Problems I have had here, I have NEVER EVER encountered at Cherry Creek or Chatfield. I have been fighting the urge to be snooty and write this park off all together. But it's time, I just can't take it anymore. Yesterday some lady in her 60s told me it was my fault her big dog was relentlessly chasing and nipping my little guy because big dogs and little dogs shouldn't mix at dog parks. Wtf? This is very indicative of countless other encounters I have had there. If you're fostering a dog who is learning how to behave: this would be the perfect place to acclimate the dog! If you're an irresponsible piece of trash, this is your place! If you can afford to go elsewhere and enjoy the company of clean, educated, polite people: STAY AWAY!! And, yeah, the excessive amount if mulch really sucks. read more

This place is just decent. I took my dog here a few times and ever time I've gone it's been pretty muddy and there was a lot of mulch everywhere. Other than that, my dog did enjoy the park (what's not to love - lots of running space and trees everywhere). But I'm not sure if I'd go back just because some of the people that I've seen just don't seem to know how to manage their dog. read more

I agree completely with the review Brandon left. This park isn't bad overall. The positives: shade, playful dogs, and space to run. However, the people ruin this place. I've been several times and have had horrible experiences with the pet owners. Englewood's finest if you get my drift. The drive to another park is worth it. read more