Denver is a mountain-city paradise for pups, with fenced off-leash parks, creek-side romps, and neighborhood green spaces across the metro.
This quick 2025 guide highlights Denver's best dog parks with hours, rules, parking, amenities, and local tips—so you can match the right spot to your dog's play style.
Park | Neighborhood | Size | Special Features | Best For |
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Railyard Dog Park | Downtown / Ballpark | Medium | Fully fenced, lighting, decomposed granite | City dogs, evening play |
Berkeley Lake Dog Park | Berkeley | Large | Open space, water fountain, shade | Fetch fanatics, social groups |
Cherry Creek State Park OLA | Aurora | Very large | Creek access, long trails, vast space | Adventurers, swimmers, high energy |
Fuller Dog Park | Five Points | Small | Fully fenced, central location | Puppies, quick play breaks |
Greenway Off Leash Dog Park | Central Park | Medium | Separate small-dog area, shade | Mixed sizes, families |
Kennedy Dog Park | Hampden South | Medium | Open fields, parking nearby | Casual play, locals |
Railyard Dog Park is a go-to urban spot with lighting for evening visits and durable surfacing that holds up year-round. Expect friendly crowds after work and game days.
Fuller Dog Park offers a smaller, fenced option near Five Points—ideal for quick play sessions and puppy socialization.
Berkeley Lake Dog Park provides roomy space near lakeside walking paths. Visit early on weekends and bring water in summer months.
Greenway Off Leash Dog Park features separate areas for small and large dogs plus shaded seating—nice for families and mixed-size playgroups.
The Cherry Creek State Park Off-Leash Area in Aurora spans a vast open area with creek access when conditions allow. It's perfect for adventurous dogs that love long sniff walks and water play—check current rules and water advisories before you go.
Find parks that fit your dog's play style by taking the 🚀 Dogality Test.
Explore our 16 Dogality Types and get tips for confident, sensitive, energetic, and calm dogs.
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