Dog park in Colorado Springs, Colorado
City fenced dog park in the old baseball field 0.3 miles from the Maizeland entrance, plus the unfenced Yucca Flats dog run where dogs may be off leash under control; leashes required elsewhere in the park.
Confirmed from the business's or agency's own published policy · last checked 2026-10-24.
Palmer Park is a 730-acre mesa in the middle of the city, and it offers two kinds of off-leash space. The fenced dog park occupies an old baseball field about a third of a mile in from the Maizeland Road entrance, with the usual city rules: leash until inside, handlers 16 or older, no more than three dogs per person, no prong collars, and vaccinated, licensed dogs. Up on the mesa, Yucca Flats is designated as a dog run, an unfenced area where dogs can be off leash while under voice control, with wide trails and views toward Pikes Peak. Outside those two zones, city code requires a leash on every Palmer Park trail.
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21st St & W Rio Grande St, Colorado Springs, CO 80904
El Paso County's 25-acre fenced off-leash park with a separate 2-acre small/senior dog area; dogs must be leashed until inside, owners must carry a leash, dogs must be spayed/neutered, vaccinated, licensed and over 4 months.
2110 Stella Dr, Colorado Springs, CO 80921
El Paso County off-leash park with a 5-acre main area and a 1.5-acre small-dog area for dogs 25 pounds or less; dogs leashed until inside, handlers carry a leash, dogs must be spayed/neutered, vaccinated and over 4 months.
3550 W High St, Colorado Springs, CO 80904
The city designates the Upper and Lower Dog Loop trails south of the main parking lot as off-leash dog areas; dogs must be leashed on all other trails in the open space.
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