Small, all gravel. There are water bowls that are provided,…read morebut they are rusting. You can't do much with them because they are chained to prevent theft. The good thing is there are trees that provide shade for the pups.

Great park! Stopped here to eat lunch and exercise the pups…read more Not too many people, which is my cup of tea. They have a playground for the kids and then the dog park right next to the playground. There's a giant open field behind, with a large walking path. The dog park wasn't huge, but big enough for me to throw the chuck-it ball and not have it go over the fence. Dogs enjoyed running around, sniffing, and playing.

My favorite park in town. It's a very large park with a smaller park attached for the little furry…read morefriends if they can't play with the big guys. There are agility pieces throughout the park, they are in pretty rough shape but they serve a purpose. There is a covered area for the humans with a couple of picnic tables too. There is water available during the spring, summer & fall moths. There are plenty of water bowls to share & tennis balls to share too! Usually people bring a few kiddie pools that the dogs get to enjoy during the summer. People seem pretty nice but as usual you have to watch for other dogs picking on yours or vice versa.

Not sure why (in the middle of a drought no less) the parks department is unable to stop a water…read moreleak that causes a huge mud pit near the entrance of the park. I've been to this park several times over the last several months and there's the mud.... everytime. Is there seriously no way to correct this???

Having a ball trying so many local dog parks! Large area, enclosed with a separate area for…read moresmaller dogs...though we met one tonight that our dog loved playing with...this little gal prefers to run with the big dogs! Water bowls all around that people fill up, that was really thoughtful. Some agility structures, a complete walk around trail to get your own exercise. Our pup loves playing, period, he would go anywhere, we are scouting nice locations close to home with nice areas and views and friendly owners.

My beloved Slim Seamus help found this place, and I pause at his commemorative brick every trip…read more This dog park is full of friendly pups living their best lives. Water fountain at canine level operates in the frost free months, but denizens still bring their gallons to fill dog bowls around the HUGE park. Shelters, trees, structures for pups to play king of the world upon- this place has got it all!

As dog parks go this was bigger than most, but had a patch of shade and water. The biggest draw is…read morethe paragliding school next door, providing entertainment and the possibility that at any moment a student may accidentally land in the park. Sadly, this never happened.

I love this dog park and have been bringing 3 generations of dogs here. The small dog area is…read morebeautiful! However I had to take a star off because this last year, since the Covid, far too many are bringing large dogs into the small dog pen and it is VERY dangerous for truly small, old, or blind dogs to have the huge dogs there. Often they are not picking up after their dogs and that never used to happen, either. I hope this is not the new normal in the the small dog pen. I hope more people follow the rules and take their big dogs and huge puppies into the large dog areas (there are TWO!!!) and are respectful of others and of the small dogs.

Love this dog park Always other dogs here which is great for your pup! I feel most people clean up…read moreafter their dogs which is a positive and water for the dogs.

While this isn't the prettiest park, it is by certainly the busiest, which is great for exercising…read morean active dog. It has all the basic necessities with garbage bins, poop bag dispensers, and even a separate small dog enclosure. My only real issue with it is that it can attract some sketchy people. For example, I've seen a guy light up a joint there (in the presence of kids nonetheless) and the smell was nauseating. For the most part, however, it has decent people who know how to be respectful.

Great times had yesterday at this large dog park in Boulder. It's a bit off the beaten path, up…read morenext to a bike and skate park. There's plenty of parking. The park is nice and large, and was fairly clean. The grass was trying to grow back but they should get a bit more planted. Overall a fine dog park in the city.

Great park, even in winter. Rather muddy but we always come prepared with dry and a wet towel…read more Bring water during colder months as water supply is off. While not a lot of trees within the area, there are a few covered sitting areas. Large space to play, other fenced areas for small dogs. TONS of tennis balls available, not that our dog plays with them, just the dogs chasing said balls. Plenty of parking. Incorporated within trails for biking or walking.

Great dog park, volunteers leave toys and water in the winter when the tap is shut off. Locals and…read moretheir dogs have all been very friendly as well! BUT BEWARE OF THE BEACH. there is some water access outside of the dog park area but still kinda part of the dog park? idk. well, we let our sweet, very active , border collie - cattle dog mix out to play in the water but there are these stupid, medium-size landscaping rocks butted along the edge of the water and while sprinting back from fetching a ball, our pup tore his CCL because his foot got caught in between the rocks :((( probably will never go back because i'm traumatized, but it is a great dog park with kind volunteers and super cool locals

We always stop at the off the leash dog park on our way in and everyday were in Estes Park. Our…read moredogs love playing and running around meeting other furry friends. Beautiful views

The dog park at Mehaffey Park in Loveland CO is great! We visited with our 3yo Dobie…read more The dog area is separated into a large area and a slightly smaller one for small and shy dogs. They're is shade and a picnic table and lots of room for all sorts of dogs to run and play. There's water bowls as well. There were several other dogs there when we visited and the people all said great things about the park and people and dogs that frequent her.

Great big park. So much fun…read more Two warnings: The bathroom doors get super hot in the sun and can burn your hand. The playground structure is very tall so it does take some monitoring of littler kids. Parking lot at south entrance and closest to the playground

Amazing loop trail. Love that it is away from the city and only knew by few…read more Gotta be aware, if you go afternoon there are lots of puppies getting their daily walks.

Love this area for walking, running, and dog activities. It's a popular place and has a nice size…read moreparking lot. You can also access CU tennis courts if you figure out how to sign up. The area plays host to CU cross country meets, so there's miles of dirt road to run. You can easily knock a five mile run here if you keep looping around. I like it for being so close to me, and having some really pretty views. There are several little ponds that provide great photos too!

I was traveling with my husband and daughter and we wanted to stop for a hike/walk…read more The path follows the St. Vrain Creek to the ponds. We said hello to horses along the way. It was interesting to see the flood lines on the trees along the river. This is a free hike. We parked at the Rogers Grove Park lot and picked up the trail from there. It crosses under Hover St/N 95th St. It is an easy walk with very little elevation gain. We walked to the St. Vrain River Waterfall and watched the ducks for a bit. This was a lovely stop while making our way up to Fort Collins.

Golden Ponds is great for what it is. Is it secluded with no sight or sound of roads, houses,…read morepeople? No. Does it feel like a bit of untapped nature within a short drive of your neighborhood making it easy to frequent? Absolutely! Many people walk, jog, and take their dogs here. I often see fishing as well. There are not too many bicycles. It is also great for any birders interested in water fowl, such as pelicans, cormorants, blue heron, and ducks. We have enjoyed taking our dogs to Golden Ponds over the years. With the area having a few ponds, you can switch up your walk. Some areas around the ponds are full sun and others offer a shaded reprieve. I have not had any issues finding parking, which is free. The park also has benches around ponds, canopied picnic tables, and flushing toilets in the restrooms near the entrance.