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.

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

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.

We walked our dogs around this park for about 1.5 hours (in the shade) before heading to the…read moreairport. I loved that there were so many shady trees. And about 10 minutes to the airport too

I write a lot of reviews about parks. When I started Yelping, I was a full-time dad with the best…read morejob on the planet: my daughter was one, going on two, and I was her chauffeur to the universe, that all-enveloping, extraordinary, terrifying, delightful thing we call Life. I was also pretty connected to this thing we call the Internet. It was the rabbit I pulled out of my hat, that trick up my sleeve that unveiled local joy. Truth told, I'd lived in the Duke City the better part of 15 years and I honestly didn't think the place had much to offer either of us. And I didn't find much on Yelp, either. What followed, during that year with my daughter, were endless reviews of places I found as I toted her around the city on my bike, with the occasional drive to the Balloon Museum, indoor soccer field or hiking trail. I reviewed all of 'em with abandon. I felt like I had an obligation, as a parent, to share what we experienced. (You can find many of these reviews on my Lists, specifically "Kids Rule the 505" and "Kiddo Files: Parks".) It's a tough gig, the ol' full-time parent thing, we're always looking for something to do that doesn't involve a television screen. Yelp was, and continues to be, my best resource for parents. I know I'm late in the game discovering Hyder Park, but it's my favorite new locale on Tuesday nights. The irony is thick. In this supposedly inter-connected digital landscape, this little slice of green grass and towering trees (ooh! tall shady things!) crafts something we call Community. Food trucks, music and people. It's that simple, and the place is a blast. Beginning at about 4pm, the white folk descend in droves. (They're really open-minded and indiscriminate, promise.) The good times roll until around 8pm. Kids run wild, parents connect and take a load off, and if only for a few hours, this city looks a little like Portland. And it's free! (Including the yoga, 5-6pm. Don't think I'll be partaking in that there stretchy stuff, though.) Don't let the white people thing scare you off. Grab your calendar, virtual or paper, and pencil in Hyder Park as your Tuesday night place-to-be. It's glorious.

Large, empty land with NO trees or shade but lots of weeds with lots of goatheads. However, someone…read morewas kind enough to plough a road around the perimeter & up the middle of the property that allows for much more ease in walking with less pulling goatheads from paws. My thanks for the courtesy.

Solid 4/5 stars. Was not expecting a sparkling dog park, and you should do the same if you're…read morecoming here. The area is not hard to find, you just need a good pair of eyes to follow the two signs that point you in the direction, not joking. The parking area is small, but I would bet you'd be the only person parked here, just as I was. The first area you enter you'll see the entrance sign and all the rules. It says no dogs off leash in this area, though I found no one to be enforcing it... oops. The actual dog area is to the right of this sign through the green gate. Once you enter, you'll notice a well-worn path that encircles the area. It's about 0.33 miles round trip, 7 ish minutes to walk at a leisurely pace. Tons of sticker bushes around, and the area itself is not the most well kept park, but I'm glad we got to walk around some. My pup didn't wander off into the center of the area, but she kept on the path and I'm thankful for that. I did not want to be constantly picking off things from her paws. Bring a trash bag with you to pick up the litter here and there. All in all, might come back to see if she'll do the little obstacle course they have set up!

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.

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.

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.

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!

What a beautiful park. I don't mean it as a slight, but once there, you would never guess you were…read morein the middle of Albuquerque. The grass was so lush and the shade and giant trees really made the place seem from another place. We had shown up the other day as I heard the disc gold was really good here. When we arrived we didn't know where to go but luckily there were some locals in the parking lot that pointed us the way. It's not a huge park. The one fella who gave us some guidance luckily gave us the tip that there were about half as many baskets as tee boxes. For example, hole(basket) 5, was also hole 15. We were able to find each tee pretty easily and with the grass cut throughout we weren't likey to lose a disc. Things got a little more crazy when a large disc gold club of people arrived. Around 2 dozen people met up for a tournament of sorts. They all started on different holes and all of as sudden we had to be extra careful of our throws as many holes are in the way of throwing lanes. We finished without anyone getting hit in the head, but there were some close ones. Great park, good disc gold course, just be careful of strays frisbees.

Great place for a picnic. Very green and there are some tables if you want to have a little get…read moretogether.