Chatfield State Park Dog Park
11500 N Roxborough Park RdLittleton, CO 80125
Chatfield State Park Dog Park Info
Off Leash
X-Large Park
Entry Fee
Fenced
Free Parking
Some Shade
Unlighted
Park Hours: Sunrise to Sunset Sunrise to Sunset
Park Fees: State Park entry fee + off-leash pass required.
Ground Cover: Dirt/Gravel Sand Weeds
Park Notes: Chatfield State Park Dog Park is an off-leash dog park in Littleton, CO. There are 2 parking lots, each with bathrooms. It's a huge park (69 acres) that has plenty of water for the pups to swim in. There are gravel and paved trails that run throughout the park for the humans to get exercise along with their dogs. There are water fountains for the dogs and their humans by each entry way.
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
Swimming
Beach
Benches
Drinking Water
Fetch Friendly
Paths
Picnic Tables
Poop Bags
Trails
Nearby Human Activities/Amenities
Biking
Fishing
Kayaking
Water Sports
Paths
Restrooms
Swimming
Walking
Plenty of water activities around Chatfield State Reservoir. Boating, wave runners, paddle boarding, sailing, swimming, ... There's also a path that goes around the park for walking or biking.
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: Take CO-470 East. Take the CO-121/Wadsworth Blvd exit. Turn right onto CO-121 S/S Wadsworth Blvd (signs for Colorado 121 S). Turn left into the park. If you don't have a pass, you'll need to stay on the left and buy a day or yearly pass for the park and off-leash.
From the East: CO-470 West . Take the CO-121/Wadsworth Blvd exit. Turn left onto CO-121 S/S Wadsworth Blvd (signs for Colorado 121 S). Turn left into the park. If you don't have a pass, you'll need to stay on the left and buy a day or yearly pass for the park and off-leash.
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The BEST! I absolutely love Chatfield dog park. It's huge with paths for me to run through the park and has a couple large lakes for me to swim in. I can spend hours chasing my ball. My mum loves to throw the ball in the lake and I go get it and bring it back to her. The trails run along the perimeter of the park and also through areas in the middle. It's mostly gravel, sand, and weeds. There are some paved paths as well. It has bag stations throughout the park, usually well stocked for my mum to pick up after me. There are a couple water fountains inside the park so my mum can fill up my water bowl and her water bottle. Each water fountain is located inside the two entries. There are also restrooms for my human outside the entry gates. These two entries have small parking lots. I've never had a problem with my mum finding parking, but she always goes on weekday mornings to avoid all the other humans. Over the summer on weekends, the parking lots are usually packed. If you live close, it's worth getting a yearly state park pass & Off-Leash pass. It's one of my favorite off-leash parks in Colorado.