What to expect from dog boarding in Colorado Springs
Published Colorado Springs rates sit a little under Denver's. The kennel-style independents on the east and south sides post flat per-day prices; the franchise camps bundle daycare into the night. Here is the spread we found in October 2026.
| Service | Typical published price |
|---|
| Standard cabin or run, one dog | $50–$60 per night (4 Paws Country Kennels posts $50; Mountain Dogs $55 per 24 hours with daycare included) |
| Suite or oversized kennel | $75–$80 per night (Black Forest Dog Resort lists 4x8 runs at $60 and 12x6 kennels at $75) |
| Whole-family room | Black Forest's 12x12 Big Room with a twin bed is a flat $150 for all your dogs |
| Two dogs sharing | $102–$140 per night at Camp Bow Wow Colorado Springs North, depending on cabin or suite |
| Seasonal surcharge | $6 per dog per night at Camp Bow Wow Colorado Springs North over peak dates |
| Deposit | Commonly non-refundable; 4 Paws bills every booked day in full |
Published prices as of October 2026, typical ranges only. The providers you are matched with set their own prices and policies; confirm before booking.
Vaccines and paperwork
Every Springs kennel we list asks for rabies, DHPP and Bordetella. Mountain Dogs goes further and requires leptospirosis too, and will not take unneutered males over six months. A Paw Above wants the records 72 hours before arrival, not at the door, and Black Forest Dog Resort asks for rabies, parvo, distemper and Bordetella documentation up front. Canine influenza is not universal here but is increasingly requested; the series takes three to four weeks to complete, so do not leave it to the week before.
What is included
Camp-style facilities (Camp Bow Wow Central, East and Monument) include all-day group play, an individual cabin with a cot and blanket, and medication at no charge. Kennel-style facilities such as A Paw Above say they give dogs at least an hour outside daily in turf yards, with paid walks on top. Drop-off windows are long on weekdays, often 6:30 a.m. to 7 p.m., but Sunday and holiday pickups shrink to a morning and a late-afternoon slot at most camps, and The Dog Stop runs 9 to 5 on weekends.
