Nice dog park in a Longmont. Lots to play with, some shaded areas and water. Best dog park around.read more

We are scouting all the local dog parks, within 30 miles of Firestone, today toured Longmont…read more Since I missed my turn for Rough and Ready Park, ended up going to Dog Park #2, which ended up being the largest and nicest of #1 and Rough and Ready (both of which are on 21st street a few blocks from each other), those we ended up just driving by and found them to be rather small and lacking (that said the Rough and Ready park is a great area as a park, with an enclosed dog area, so if that is what you are looking for its a really nice place, we were wanting large open space kinda of places). This park is a really nice size, lots of apparatuses for agility training. Overall while the park was filled with owners and dogs, did not seem as openly friendly, and more dogs then I have seen at other parks, a bit more aggressive with owners not paying attention. Maybe it was just today. Our neighbor has gone to this park and she commented on amount of dog waste not getting picked up. Today was very clean. So could just be what shows up, is what you get.

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???

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.

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!

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!

Skiptown is honestly one of Krypto's favorite places. He somehow always knows when we're pulling up…read moreand gets so excited, whether it's for daycare or to hang out at the bar/park with me. I love that when I drop him off for daycare, I get a Skipper Report with photos and little updates about his day--like who he played with, his "besties," and just his overall mood. It makes me feel way more connected when I'm not there. And the photoshoots they offer are the cutest. I've definitely signed him up for those, too. I got Krypto when he was 12 weeks old, and once he was old enough, we had to try it (I kept seeing ads and was curious). As someone who's always loved dogs, fostered, and now is a dog mom, it really does feel like such a special place. I genuinely think going here and being around other dogs in a safe, social environment helped him become super confident and really good with other dogs, big or small. The staff (the Skippers) are honestly the best. Everyone's great, but I've especially gotten to know Cyndi, and it's been really nice having that familiarity. You can tell they genuinely care, and Krypto loves her!! Overall, he's just such a happy boy, and I feel like places like this make such a difference for dogs who enjoy being social. He's made so many little friends too--Juno, Disco, Nora, Bronco, Willa, Frank--which makes it even more fun to keep coming back!

I boarded my dog here for one night and left with serious concerns about their basic standards of…read morecare. I provided pre-portioned meals with clear written instructions and confirmed them twice -- once over the phone before drop-off and again in person. The instructions were simple and routine. Despite that, my dog was not fed dinner, and her breakfast instructions were only partially followed. More concerning, when I reached out after noticing their app did not show her dinner as completed, I was told she had been fed. That information was incorrect. I also did not receive any of the updates or reports that were expected during her stay, and my message to support went unanswered for approximately 9 hours. At pickup, I was handed back her untouched dinner along with the remaining portion of her breakfast, confirming the instructions had not been followed. When I raised this with staff, the only resolution offered was a credit toward a future stay. This experience reflects a breakdown not just in communication, but in executing the most basic responsibilities of pet care.

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.

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

This is my favorite place to hang. The beer selection is amazing. The service is always…read moreexceptional and chill place. The owners are so nice and really care about your experience. Highly recommend and bring your dog ! They will love it too

First time visiting this place and we can't be more thrilled with it! They have a great beer…read moreselection to start with & also have food trucks. The best part of the place is definitely the dog patio outside. It's a pretty decent size & pups are free to roam. We can't wait to go back!

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.