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.

Nothing fancy about this place, but it is immense! So much room!! We've crossed the country,…read morestopping at dog parks, several times and I've never seen such as large area, securely fenced and well-maintained, as this park! No separate areas for smaller dogs, but possibly not necessary since it's such a large space.

This dog park is a short walk from home and my puppy loves to go there a couple of times per day…read more There is a small semi circle parking area but with Davidson Mesa walking trails right there it gets full at times. There is also a parking lot across McCaslin near Harper Lake with a pedestrian tunnel that passes under McCaslin to the dog park area. Be aware that dogs are not allowed near Harper Lake due to the fact that it is a water supply. At the dog park there is usually water for the dogs and poop bags to clean up after Fido. There is ample space for your dog to stretch it's legs and if needed separate from the pack. If you exit the no leash area on the West end you can put your dog on leash and enjoy a nice walk at Davidson Mesa. Some days my dog is up for that other days he just wants to play at the dog park. Most of the owners who frequent this dog park are good about managing their dog and picking up their dog's waste. There are a couple of dogs you will encounter that are aggressive but it is rare and people know which dogs they are. The only complaint I have are the dog owners who either don't pick up their dog's waste or bag it and leave it on the ground for the poop fairy to collect. I see some owners completely ignore their dog pooping hoping that no one noticed.. The majority of the people and their dogs are friendly and they make the dog park a good experience for owners and dogs alike. The city of Louisville does a good job of dumping waste and closing the park if it gets too muddy to use. Last but not least is the view to the West which makes this park better than most.

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.

Not sure if this place is considered one of the largest dog parks in the US, but it might be…read more According to the Westminster Hills website, It has 470 acres of open space for your pup to roam freely. My pup and I live in NoCo so it's a bit of a drive for us, but I love taking her to new spots so she can explore new places and scents. I'm glad we made the trek here to check it out. We visited on a Monday around 1pm and there was plenty of parking available; It's also free to visit! There's a couple portapotties at the entrance and spots to grab some baggies if you forgot them at home. It's an open natural area so there's signs at the trailhead with warnings of rattlesnakes and coyotes so keep that in mind as you're exploring to keep an eye on your pup. We stayed for about an hour and she loved every minute of it, but it was a really windy day so we called it a day earlier than anticipated. I'm thankful we spent the afternoon exploring this beautiful area together.

This is a great leash free trail! It does get steep in areas and it does get hot so make sure your…read morewater and your pup's water is easy to tote. Be aware there's water so you might need a towel for the ride home.

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!

Super well done. Beautiful space and clean. 10/10 would recommend. Yet Yelp says I must continue to…read morewrite this review so let me take up some characters and satisfy this F*ing algorithm.

This is a beautiful dog park we decided to try on our way into Fort Collins after an 8 hour drive…read moreday. The people and pups were friendly and it was a good sized park. Lots of space to run and play. Park provides poop bags but I didn't see any water buckets when we were there. There were no other reviews so I was pleasantly surprised to find this great locals spot

AMAZING fenced-in dog park (small/large separate)…read more Both sides are equally generous in space and your doggie can run freely on the dirt/gravel. Not one turd in sight! Very well maintained. Worth the quick drive from the city just to check it out.

Lots of dogs. Lots of people!! Not much seating areas tho. So if standing is difficult id Bring a…read morelawn chair or sum.

Nice park. Google instructions were a bit wonky getting us there but was worth it. Loved the box…read moreof tennis balls and an area for small and "timid" dogs! Very clean!

Bring your own water for you/your dog. Be careful bc dogs…read morewill leap in you at anytime & possibly knock you down. Bring your own toilet paper for the outhouse. Please pick up your dogs turds..... bags provided!

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

Things are changing here after 100 years. Chautauqua Auditorium is being renovated and winterized…read more It had been needed before this as another concert venue in Boulder would have been appreciated sooner but once Boulder won Sundance it became a necessity. But when you come in the summer it will still look the same. A removable heated tent will be erected inside and heated by geothermal heat from underneath that will be transferred underground from the dining hall kitchen's surplus stored energy. So modern in such an old structure. So when you visit this spring there is a lot of truck traffic and digging and detours around the building but you can see from the last picture, the green and the view of the Flatirons are undisturbed.

Overall, it was a refreshing late October hike on the Flatiron Loop trail! Since we were first time…read morevisitors, we asked for a trail recommendation at the ranger station that fit in with our plans, so something in the 2-hr range. They suggested going in a counterclockwise direction which got the elevation gain done sooner and would finish with a more gradual descent. Being a sea-level creature, I did have to catch my breath a few times on the way up. Now, at the uppermost part of the loop after a bunch of stone steps, there were some all-rock areas where hunching down with a hand or two on the rock helped with balance. Afterward we noted signs on the trail allowing horses. They must have goat like abilities for those rocky parts, I thought. If you like seeing people, there were plenty during the early afternoon hours, sometimes making passing on narrow trail sections a little tricky. We got lucky with parking, going around the large grassy area only once. On the way out, we thanked the ranger for the great recommendation, gave up our parking spot to the next lucky person and went on our way, with plenty of time for our next activity.