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Dog Parks
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Spring Canyon Dog Park
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DOG POND AT SPRING CANYON PARK: Monday, October 12 - The dog pond at Spring Canyon Park is closed for the season.
Dog Park Improvements May 2009
The dog park pond was drained last September in preparation for needed improvements. during the next several weeks, the bottom of the pond will be lined with gravel, and rocks and landscape plants will be placed on the bank of the pond to cover the exposed soil. These improvements should help the overall water quality of the pond, making the water clearer. Our goal is to have the pond reopen by the middle of June. We appreciate your patience as we work to make the pond more functional with better water quality for the 2009 summer season. We’ll post information for public review on the planned improvements at this location as the plan develops. For additional information, please contact Craig Foreman at (970) 221-6618.
The dog park is located at the west end of Horsetooth Road, in the undeveloped Spring Canyon Community Park along Spring Creek. The site is a fenced 2-3 acre area where dogs are permitted to run without leashes. All regulations are posted at the site, including all animal feces are to be picked up by the dog handlers. Bags and trash cans are provided.
This popular park was developed in cooperation with the Larimer County Humane Society and gives dog owners a chance to exercise their dogs legally off leash. Recent additions include a fenced in area for small and shy dogs and a water fountain for you and your pet.
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Soft Gold Dog Park
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This dog park is located at Soft Gold Neighborhood Park at 520 Hickory Street. Hickory Street is located on North College Avenue just a ½ block north of Conifer Street (Jaxs). The one acre dog park is fenced and will be improved in 2007 with a shelter and drinking water. Funding for the final phase of the park is dependent upon new residential development in the area that will start in 2007. Canines and owners are welcome to let go of the leashes and run freely within the fenced area. Rules and regulations are posted near the entrance. There is no charge for entrance to the park.
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Fossil Creek Dog Park
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This dog park is located at 5821 South Lemay Avenue at the entrance to Fossil Creek Community Park. Canines and owners are welcome to let go of the leashes and run freely within the fenced in area. The park is 3/4 to one acre in size and also includes a small fenced off area for small or shy dogs. There is a drinking fountain located within the double fence at the entrance to provide water for you and your pets. Rules and regulations are posted near the entrance. There is no charge for entrance into this park.
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Future Parks
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It is the intent of Park Planning staff to build dog parks throughout the city to allow more areas where dog owners can safely allow their pets off leash.
Dog parks are also being planned for the northeast and northwest parts of town. Their construction and completion will come about as funding and resources are made available.
For more information or to comment about the city's dog parks, send an to Craig Foreman, Park Planning Manager, or call (970) 221-6618.
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