There are 27 off-leash dog parks within 20 miles of Castle Pines. Use the links below to get an overview of each one, see pictures, print directions, and even read reviews from other dog owners. Coming from out of town? Get a discounted rate on pet friendly hotels in Castle Pines.
Cherry Creek State Park Dog Off-Leash Area (DOLA)
With 107 acres to roam off-leash, Cherry Creek State Park Dog Off-Leash Area (DOLA) in Aurora, CO is a paradise for dogs. Fido can explore all the new smells, make new friends, and splash in the creek all day long. Bring water for your thirsty pup and bags to clean up any messes. There is a fee to enter Cherry Creek State Park and another nominal fee to use the off-leash area. For frequent visitors, yearly passes are available. Dogs must be leashed when not in the fenced area.
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Chatfield Dog Park
Chatfield Dog Park in Littleton, CO, offers 70-acres of off-leash fun within Chatfield State Park. An Annual DOLA Pass or Daily DOLA Pass is required. Both are available at the Entrance Stations and the Park Office when staffed. The park offers various terrains for Fido to explore, multiple trails, and ponds for dogs to swim. Visitors should bring drinking water for pets.
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Greenland Dog Park
Bring your pet to romp and play at Greenland Dog Park in Larkspur, CO. Fido will enjoy this wide-open space situated between mountains and buttes. Offering over 11 miles of trails, you and your pup can enjoy some exercise and fresh air while taking in the beautiful views. Dogs must be leashed on the Greenland Trail.
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Kennedy Dog Park
Kennedy Dog Park in Denver, CO, gives Fido the opportunity to play off-leash in a 3-acre enclosed space. Two fenced sections are designed to separate low energy and high energy pets, so your pooch can casually mingle or engage in a full on sprint with like-minded friends. Visitors should be aware that the park has minimal shade and the ground can become icy in winter.
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Bayou Gulch Dog Park
Bring Fido to Bayou Gulch Dog Park, located in Parker, CO, for some off-leash play and socialization. Located within the larger Bayou Gulch Regional Park, the dog park offers a large, fenced space for dogs to run and burn off some energy. Remember to bring water for Fido.
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Rover's Run at Redstone Park
Rover's Run at Redstone Park is a neighborhood dog park in Highlands Ranch, CO. Fido is welcome to play off leash in the fenced-in area. The park features a large sandy area, covered tables, benches, and water for dogs. Make sure to bring water for yourself!
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David A. Lorenz Regional Bark Park
Fido can run, play and socialize at David A. Lorenz Regional Bark Park in Littleton, CO. This park is fenced and located within David A. Lorenz Regional Park.
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Englewood Canine Corral
Englewood Canine Corral is an off-leash, 1.5-acre fenced park in Littleton, CO, that is frequented by friendly pups and their owners. This dog-friendly park, located on the west side of Belleview Park, features benches and pet stations.
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Digger's at Dad Clark Park
Pets are welcome to play off that leash at Digger's at Dad Clark Park in Highlands Ranch, CO. This dog park is fully fenced, and water is available on site during irrigation season.
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Lowry Dog Park
Fido is invited to explore, socialize and play off leash at Lowry Dog Park in Denver, CO. The fully-fenced park has separate areas for large and small dogs, and an agility area with obstacles to please the most agile and adventurous pups.
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Forsberg Off-Leash Dog Park
Bring Fido to Forsberg Off-Leash Dog Park, located within Forsberg Iron Spring Park in Lakewood, CO. The dog park is a fully fenced area with two separate spaces for large and small dogs. After Fido explores the dog park, reattach his leash and head off along the paved walking trails at Forsberg Iron Spring Park. Visitors will also find cycling paths, picnic tables, and restrooms.
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Grandview Dog Park
Your pet might end up taking a swim in one of the two ponds at this off-leash Grandview Dog Park in Aurora, CO. The park features five acres of space to play with an agility area and separate space for small dogs. Drinking water for the pups is available seasonally.
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Glendale Farm Open Space Dog Park
The Glendale Farm Open Space Dog Park is a fully-fenced, 17-acre off-leash area adjacent to the Glendale Farm Trail in Castle Rock, CO. This park features plenty of space for Fido to run, benches for humans, and a mini agility course. After some off-leash fun, leash your pup and enjoy the 1.6-mile Glendale Farm Trail.
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Wynetka Ponds Bark Park
Fido can run, play and socialize off the leash at Wynetka Ponds Bark Park in Littleton, CO. This park features two separate areas for dogs of different sizes and play styles, as well as water fountains for your convenience.
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Greenway Dog Park
Greenway Dog Park is a large, sand-covered dog park with plenty of room for Fido to roam in Denver, CO. There is not a separate fenced area for small dogs, so visitors should make sure their smaller dogs will not be intimidated by larger, energetic dogs. Other park features include shade trees, benches, and fountains. Water is not always available at the water fountains, so remember to bring water for your pup as well as waste bags to clean up after your dog. Keep an eye out for signage at the entrance of the park notifying visitors of park closures.
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Fuller Dog Park
Bring Fido for some off-leash fun at Fuller Dog Park, a larger than average dog park in Denver, CO. The dog park is located within the larger Fuller Park, and pets must be leashed until they are within the fenced dog park space. Please remember to bring your own water.
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Wiggly Field Dog Park
Wiggly Field Dog Park is an off-leash area for Fido near The Meadows community in Castle Rock, CO. This large enclosed space is perfect for dogs to socialize, play and explore. Wiggly Field has agility obstacles for dogs to place on, shaded bench seating for pet owners, and convenient trash receptacles.
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Douglas County Off-leash Area
Douglas County Off-leash Area is situated in the easternmost corner of Fairgrounds Regional Park in Castle Rock, CO. Fido is sure to love exploring this 2-acre grassy park. The park is divided into two sections, one of which is always accessible while the other side is closed for maintenance. The park has a small shade pavilion, picnic tables and a water fountain by the entrance. Owners should be aware that there is very limited shade for pets.
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Railyard Dog Park
Railyard Dog Park in Denver, CO, is a fenced, off-leash dog park with separate areas for high energy and low energy dogs. The ground surface at this park is a soft, sandy soil rather than grass. Other features of the park include shaded areas, benches and a water fountain. The water fountain is not always in service, so bring plenty of water for your pup. This dog park also has lighting.
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Barnum Dog Park
Bring Fido for some off-leash fun at Barnum Dog Park in Denver, CO. Located inside Barnum Park, this dog park has plenty of space for dogs to play and socialize. All dogs must be spayed/neutered or have a current Denver Intact Permit, have current rabies shots, and have a Denver dog license.
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