Dog park in Littleton, Colorado
Enclosed two-acre off-leash bark park with separate areas for smaller and larger dogs; South Suburban's dog park rules apply, including licensing, vaccination, a three-dog limit and no puppies under four months.
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The Bark Park at David A. Lorenz Regional Park is South Suburban's second official off-leash park, a two-acre enclosure on East County Line Road at the Littleton and Highlands Ranch border. The district lists separate areas for smaller and larger dogs, a lit shelter with picnic tables, benches and mountain views, and it is open 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. The same rules as Wynetka apply: licensed and vaccinated dogs only, no puppies under four months or dogs in season, small-dog side for dogs under 25 pounds, and a limit of three dogs per person. Outside the fence, South Suburban requires a six-foot leash everywhere.
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5875 S Lowell Blvd, Littleton, CO 80123
Enclosed off-leash bark park with two fenced areas; dogs must be licensed and vaccinated, puppies under four months and dogs in season are not allowed, the small-dog enclosure is for dogs under 25 pounds, and there is a limit of three dogs per person.
11500 N Roxborough Park Rd, Littleton, CO 80125
Dogs may be off leash only inside the designated dog off-leash area, and a Dog Off-Leash Pass ($3 daily or $25 annual, handler plus up to three dogs) is required in addition to park entry; dogs must be leashed elsewhere in the park.
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