Berkeley Dog Park
5105 W 46th AveDenver, CO 80212
Berkeley Dog Park Info
Off Leash
Small Dog Area
Medium Park
Free Entry
Fenced
Parking Lot
Free Parking
Some Shade
Unlighted
Park Hours: Sunrise to Sunset Sunrise to Sundown
Parking: Berkeley Dog Park hass a fairly large parking. The closest lot is located at 5105 W 46th Ave, Denver, CO 80212 (between the crossroads Yates Street & Xavier Street). There are two further away parking lots if you don't mind walking. One at 4590 Wolff St, Denver, CO 80211 (crossroads are 46th Ave and Wolff St) and the furthest is at 4601 W 46th Ave (enter off Tennyson Street & W 48th Ave S Dr). Unless there's a very large event, there should be plenty of parking for you.
Ground Cover: Dirt/Gravel Pea Gravel
Park Notes: Berkeley Dog Park is an off leash dog park in Denver, CO. It has a separate section for small/timid dogs to run around. It's much smaller than the main area. It has four large water containers in a wagon available to fill up with water to keep in the park. There is a water fountain spigot outside the dog park near the entry. During the winter months it will be winterized so bring your own water during the colder months. For their safety, no children under 12. The ground cover is a thick gravel / dirt / pea gravel. It makes it a little slower for the humans to walk around in and not the greatest for playing fetch. There's a shelter and a few trees that provide shade.
Poop Bags:This dog park has poop bag stations, but it's always good to bring your own in case they're out.
Dog Park Amenities
Benches
Drinking Water
Poop Bags
Shelter
Nearby Human Activities/Amenities
Biking
Fishing
Paths
Playground
Restrooms
Swimming
Tennis
Walking
Berkeley Dog Park is located in Berkeley Lake Park. It is a nice park that offers a lake with a path that goes around it, picnic tables, playground, tennis courts, and swimming at the William Scheitler Recreation Center. The Berkeley Park Lake Loop around the lake is 1.1 miles.
Please keep an eye on your dogs and always clean up after them. Dogs must be vaccinated and spayed or neurtered to enter any dog park.
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From the North: Head south on CO-95 S/Sheridan Blvd toward W 53rd Ave. Turn left onto W 46th Ave. Turn left onto Yates St. Berkeley Dog Park is located on the northwest side of Berkeley Lake Park.
From the East: Head west onto I-70 W. Take exit 271A for CO-95/Sheridan Blvd. Keep left at the fork, follow signs for Sheridan Boulevard S and merge onto CO-95 S/Sheridan Blvd. Turn left onto W 46th Ave. Turn left onto Yates St. Berkeley Dog Park is located on the northwest side of Berkeley Lake Park.
From the South: Head north on CO-95 S/Sheridan Blvd toward W 53rd Ave. Turn left onto W 46th Ave. Turn left onto Yates St. Berkeley Dog Park is located on the northwest side of Berkeley Lake Park.
From the West: Head east on I-70 E. Take exit 270 for Harlan St toward CO-95/Sheridan Blvd. Continue onto W 48th Ave (signs for I-70 E). Turn right onto Sheridan Blvd. Turn left onto W 46th Ave. Turn left onto Yates St. Berkeley Dog Park is located on the northwest side of Berkeley Lake Park.
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Great Park I really liked the Berkeley Dog Park, mostly for all the activities that surround the dog park. The path around the lake is great for getting a little extra exercise, although the dogs will need to be on a leash for that. The park is usually pretty crowded, even on a weekday morning. It's not the best dog park for playing fetch, but my dogs enjoyed running around and sniffing everything. The ground cover is all sand, pea gravel, and dirt. The pups shouldn't get too messy on a wet day. It has a water station at the front of the park, a separate little section for smaller dogs, and benches & rocks to take a seat on. There is one shelter and a few large trees to find some needed shade on the hot summer days.