About
David Lorenz Dog Park features large grassy spaces with gated sections for small and large dogs, offering varied play areas to suit all pups. While the park boasts shaded picnic tables and open turf, visitors should note the lack of dog water stations, proximity to highway noise, and a quarter-mile walk from parking.
What To Expect:
- 🐕 Separate enclosures for small and large dogs
- 🌳 Large, prairie grass-covered fields
- 🛶 Picnic tables under shade structures
- 🚶♂️ Walk from parking area adjacent to outdoor soccer fields
Important Information:
- – No dog water fountains available; bring water and bowls
- – Park located near Highway 470; expect road noise
- – Half the park gates may remain closed for turf recovery
- – Watch for wasps near seating areas; allergy caution advised
📍 Local Insights
💧Bring Your Own Water: No dog water fountains, so always pack water and a bowl for your pet.
🦟Watch for Wasps: Wasp nests have been reported near seating areas; allergy sufferers should be cautious.
🐕Separate Dog Areas: Gates separate small and large dogs, but the small dog section is often crowded and the large dog area more open.
🚶♂️Plan for a Walk from Parking: Parking is about a quarter mile away, requiring a walk along a paved path next to Highway 470.
⏰ Hours
Monday: 6:00 AM – 11:00 PM
Tuesday: 6:00 AM – 11:00 PM
Wednesday: 6:00 AM – 11:00 PM
Thursday: 6:00 AM – 11:00 PM
Friday: 6:00 AM – 11:00 PM
Saturday: 6:00 AM – 11:00 PM
Sunday: 6:00 AM – 11:00 PM
👉 Best For
- •Dog owners
- •Families
- •Outdoor walking
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H37C+6R, Highlands Ranch, CO 80130Review Sentiment
Based on 18 Google reviews
"Visitors appreciate the park's spacious grassy fields and distinct areas for small and large dogs, along with shaded picnic spots. Downsides often mentioned include absence of water fountains for dogs, muddy or wet ground, some safety concerns around fencing, and the walking distance from parking. Highway noise and wasp presence are noted as minor nuisances by some."
What You'll Find
- •Large Grassy Areas
- •Separate Small Dog and Large Dog Sections
- •Picnic Tables
- •Shaded Picnic Shelters
- •Dog-Friendly Areas
- •Walking Paths Nearby
📆 Best Times to Visit
Early mornings and late afternoons see moderate crowds. Midday on weekends can get busy, especially around 10–11 AM on Saturdays. Weekdays are quieter overall.
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