Top Public and Private Dog fields in Cheyenne, Wyoming

4.99(211)

We have some holes and repairs to tend to but want to open some spots to those who are anxious to visit. About 4 acres of fenced pasture just northeast of Cheyenne. Plenty of room to run, play fetch or just sniff around. There are hills, grass and trees to investigate and it's a secure area where you can let your dog stretch their legs and not worry about the unknowns of the dog park.

Park hours: Sunrise to sunset

Park hours: 5 AM–12 AM 7 days per Week

5.00(66)

18 acre ranch with beautiful landscape, views of horses and occasionally wildlife depending on time of day. You are welcome to pet the horses but do not feed. Please do not allow your dogs to growl or charge the horses (even though they are behind fences). All the horses are calm and easy around dogs, which we need it to stay that way. We have a fully fenced area roughly 10 acres with mowed paths for walking. You are welcome to walk thru the field if desired. There are random balls and toys in the field for use, water is available and if we are home during your visit should the restroom be needed we will honor use of that. Most days there is a bin with free dog food and/or treat samples. You are welcome to bring agility or equipment and toys each visit if desired or practice nosework. We are also open to hosting groups, such as agility, nosework or trainers who need a large outdoor space that is fully fenced. Off street parking and can accommodate large vehicles. Small dogs are welcome, do note the fencing is graduated so depending on size of dog, some real tiny ones who are escape artists may not be the best fit. Thank you for considering spending time and enjoying our property as much as we do.

4.98(165)

We are located on the Reservoir Ridge trail head, where dogs have to be leashed. We find after a walk on the trail your furry friends like a little run in our enclosed area off leash. We welcome trainers and and dog sitters.

4.80(64)

Upland habitat not wooded east of Fort Collins about 20 minutes, good visibility great area for upland training or a nice stroll on the path. We also host equine activity but schedule it separately.

Park hours: 6 AM–9 PM 7 days per Week

Park hours: 5 AM–11 PM 7 days per Week

4.96(28)

Fully enclosed, one-acre dog park

Park hours: daylight hours

4.90(176)

Fencing is horse fencing. Might not contain your dog. Good place to chase ball, run, and play.

5.00(5)

A wooded oasis in the city, mountain views, wildlife, plenty of areas to explore, and smells to exams. Plenty of sitting areas and shade. Also there is a partially fenced field behind the backyard.

4.97(31)

Please enter through south fence (large brown gate). My fence is a three-rail, welded, pipe fence because I have horses. I have a large pasture on the south side where dogs could play with ease. I do have prairie dogs and cotton tail rabbits on my property so prey driven dogs will be stimulated! If you’d like a mile walk to the back of the property I can lock the horses up. You will need to open a second gate to continue west. There is a very large pond just past the gate to the right. The pond dries out in the fall and fills up in the spring. You’re are welcome to let your dogs explore it. However, they will get muddy feet when it’s holding water. My neighbor just to the south has a fence made of trees right up against my fence. At the end of the property, you may continue on (north) for a longer walk. You will enjoy a quiet, peaceful walk with your dog/dogs. We do have coyotes in the area so be aware.

Fun place to free roam and enjoy the western plains with views of the rockies! I have 3 big friendly babies of my own that are always up for more friends if you need interaction for your pups or you can enjoy the place to yourselves!