Jennifer's 0.5 Acre Fully Fenced Private Dog Park In Colorado Springs

Frank's Place - 5 Acres of Play Space

Welcome to our private, fully fenced 5-acre Sniffspot on Frank Road, designed for safe off-leash play and relaxed exploring. This is a quiet, secure space where dogs can run freely, sniff to their hearts’ content, and enjoy real outdoor enrichment without the stress of public dog parks. Many guests find it ideal for reactive dogs, shy dogs, high-energy dogs, or dogs that simply love having room to roam. The property includes a mix of open running areas and natural tree-lined spaces, giving dogs variety while owners enjoy mountain views, peaceful surroundings, and benches for resting. The entire area is fully fenced so you can relax while your dog explores. You’ll find poop bags and a trash bucket provided, and there is plenty of space to wander at your own pace. My own dogs are small dachshunds, so I pay attention to secure fencing and safe access for small dogs as well as large dogs. If this is your first visit, take a moment to browse the photos to see the layout and features, and read the reviews to hear what other visitors and their dogs enjoy most. When you're ready, choose a time and book a visit — we’d love to host you.

Zoom Zone Agility Park

My Sniffspot is fully equipped for a fun and challenging dog experience! With a variety of professional-grade equipment, including a dog walk, teeter-totter, tunnels, weave poles, multiple jumps, and much more, it's prefect for dogs of all skill levels. Whether you're training for agility or just looking to have a blast in this safe, fenced-in space!

Elazar's 2 Acre Fully Fenced Private Dog Park In Elbert

It's roomy and lots of fun!

Gabbi's 3 Acre Fully Fenced Private Dog Park In Parker

Pub Dog's Indoor Off Leash Park

🐾 Welcome to Pub Dog Colorado’s Indoor Sniff Spot at 2207 Bott Ave! We’ve got off-street parking, tables, chairs, poop bag stations, and indoor bathrooms to make your visit comfortable and convenient. Our sniff spot is located on the West side of the lot, and please remember: a reservation is required to use this space. You are welcome to access the bathrooms through the double gates. The restaurant itself is not accessible behind a locked gate. All garage doors will remain locked, as our other sniff spot areas will be available for rent separately. Book your spot today and let your pup enjoy a safe, fun, and sniff-tastic adventure! 🐶✨

Jason's 4 Acre Fully Fenced Private Dog Park In Colorado Springs

Fenced acreage with plenty of space to run. Shaded area with comfortable seating for our guests. There are two 1/2 acre fenced areas within the 4 acres for private use. We have a hose available for water.

Waggin Tail Acres

3 acres fully enclosed. 6’ coated chain link with top and bottom rails. Safe for doggies of all sizes.

Fully Fenced Private Dog Park In Colorado Springs

Great View of Pikes Peak and plenty of space for dogs to run and play. Very quiet area with no shared fenceline to neighbors. Composting 💩 station on site.

35 Acres to Explore in Peyton – Great for Off-Leash Dogs, Gundog Training & Pond Fun

Welcome to our private, open-acre dog park in Peyton! This quiet, rural space offers lots of room for your dog to explore, sniff, and run freely. The area is fenced on the north, south, and west sides with T-post and barbed wire, but the east side is open, so this spot is best for dogs with good recall or under close supervision. This is also a great property for training gundogs or bird dogs. With wide open space, varied terrain, and natural distractions, it's perfect for practicing recall, obedience, and fieldwork-style training. Please note: 🐾 There are natural hazards such as cactus, prairie dog holes, red anthills, and prickly brush—please supervise your pup carefully. 🐴 Horses can sometimes be seen on the neighboring property to the north. 🐶 Our personal dog may be outside in the fenced area near the house but won’t be accessible to your dog. 🚫 No people should be visible or around during your visit. 🚗 Park on the north or south side of the brown house when you arrive via the dirt easement road off Judge Orr. This is a peaceful place to let your dog enjoy nature—just be mindful of the environment and boundaries (please don’t cross the pond on the east side).