Top public and private dog water parks and swimming pools in Fairplay, Colorado

Corey's 0.5 Acre Fully Fenced Private Dog Park In Buena Vista

Its a nice grassy mowed yard with a bench, swing, and a seasonal creek, off street parking and fenced in! Its our home so please be respectful, we also have dogs, which are friendly but are barky sometimes, please no aggressive dogs. Thanks

Country Run's 58 Acre Private Ranch In Conifer

Country Run's Private Ranch is 58 acres located just shy of one mile off of Highway 285 off of Pleasant Park Road. An amazing location - a hidden gem. As you walk from the parking area along the path, the property opens up into a beautiful aspen forest with wooden benches and a large meadow. Half way down the meadow on the left (west) side is a small riparian area with Alder trees - the beginning of several spring fed creeks. The hillside on the east side of the property offers rock outcroppings, large rock benches and 360 views. Our dogs thoroughly enjoy their time here and we hope your dog does, too! Depending on the time of year, the spring fed area can be muddy, an old towel is recommended for the drive home. This property is perfect for dog walks, picnics and celebrations. Please feel free to text with any questions. Thank you!

Riverpark Dog Park

The Riverpark Dog Park in Buena Vista, Colorado, is a fully-fenced enclosure where dogs must be on a physical leash as per Town rules. Off-leash areas are available at the Rodeo Grounds within specific boundaries. Visitors are reminded to clean up after their dogs at all times. The park offers amenities such as a field, river, stream or creek, chairs, and tables, making it a great place for both dogs and their owners to enjoy. However, dogs must remain on a leash at all times when visiting any public park in the Town. For more information, visit the website or contact the Town at (719) 581-1024 or codeenforcement@buenavistaco.gov.

Bighorn Park Off Leash Dog Area

Bighorn Park Off Leash Dog Area in Vail, Colorado is a spacious and well-maintained dog park located at 4800 Juniper Ln. The park offers a large field for dogs to run and play freely, as well as a nearby lake or pond for them to cool off and splash around. For more information, visit their website at https://www.vail.gov/government/departments/public-works/parks-recreation-and-open-space/parks-and-playgrounds or contact them at (970) 477-3522 or info@vailgov.com. This park is a perfect destination for dog owners looking to provide their furry friends with a fun and safe off-leash experience.

Beaver Ranch Dog Park

Located in Conifer, Colorado, the Beaver Ranch Dog Park offers a fully fenced enclosure for small dogs to roam freely. The park also features access to a river, stream, or creek for dogs to cool off and play in. With a focus on creating a safe and enjoyable environment for pets and their owners, the park is small dog friendly and provides various amenities. For more information, visit their website at https://www.beaverranch.org/ or contact them at (303) 271-5925 or connect@beaverranch.org.

Edwards Freedom Park

Edwards Freedom Park in Edwards, Colorado is a dog-friendly park with amenities such as a field, lake, and beach for both dogs and their owners to enjoy. The park also offers an indoor restroom for convenience. For more information, visit their website at https://mountainrec.org/facility/edwards-freedom-park/ or contact them at (970) 766-5555 or bjohnson@mountainrec.org.

Isaac's 0.5 Acre Fully Fenced Private Dog Park In Klamath Falls

Hummingbird Trails - 15 Acres of private trails in Conifer, CO

Hi! Sorry for the inconvenience - We have reservations on hold until we get the trail system fully marked and a few things set up for guests. Message me and I can keep you informed as soon as we’re ready to go. Hope you’ll visit our enchanted forest in the mountains! We have 15 acres of trails (2 miles of different trail loops) that run through our property, including a narrow seasonal stream with a trail running alongside (the stream runs strong in the Spring and begins to dry up in July. It will run again if there’s been a lot of rain). We use the trails for dog walking, hiking, and mountain biking. May-September we have hundreds of hummingbirds zipping through our property. The trails are considered intermediate: easy in parts, and intermediate in parts, with uneven Colorado rocky terrain. The trails wind up and down the side of the mountain and empty into the forest and the meadows. This property is not for everyone - it’s very natural. The trails are in great condition and it beautiful, but there is a wild element to it, similar to any park in the area. If you aren’t sure how your dog will react, keep them on a leash until you’re both used to the trails. We will try to keep the trails available in the winter for snow shoeing.