Wolf Ranch Dog Park

Cons: Has obstacles for dogs but most are broken. No shade. No water. No public restrooms. No sitting for owners has 2 broken chairs. Pros: clean and good fencing. Separate dog areas for large and small dogs. Plenty of parking. Pet waste station. Pebbles for easy waste clean up No mud.

Spacious and out of the way which was nice. Not a lot of vehicle noise but also unattended. The water runoff created ditches that are a bit of a trip hazard and leaves the place bare sand and pebbles.

This is a great place to train your dog! This is a wonderful place to come train as a team in a quiet environment that's open to the Colorado sky and the beautiful, hilly surroundings. They have several pieces of sturdy agility equipment to practice on. This is a training area, so no benches inside! There is a small area for smaller dogs and a slightly larger area for bigger dogs. Space is limited in either lot. There are jugs provided to store water in (they may be empty, there is no fountain, make sure to bring water!), trash cans, disposable bags, and a community board. This place is also under surveillance. As of right now, the surrounding area is under construction, new apartment complexes, sidewalks, and other projects. Aside from the distant noise of a drill or hammer, this is a quiet, upscale community and area overall. Even in the middle of the day, it seemed as if we had the place completely to ourselves!

Not a great dog park, there is absolutely zero shade and no grass. There is no water source so bring your own, some people have brought water jugs but the place is just littered with empties. For how new it is, it is pretty run down and shabby.

I'm writing this in the chance the people who run this place see it. Decent accommodations, but unfortunately we had to leave early. I had a small dog in the small dog side when someone showed up with two large dogs, who proceeded to the large dog side. Fine. Then after awhile I started to realize the huge German Shepherd could have easily jumped over the 2.5 ft barrier they have between the cages and massacred my dog before the owner could have done anything. If you guys don't want an incident, you should consider raising the height to match the entry cage.