Cheyenne/Arapaho Park

Great clean beautiful dog park. I love the grass and the dirt! They even have a water dispenser for the dogs and people right outside the park by the BBQs and benches. My only downside to the dog park is there is not separated sides for big dogs and small dogs. So if you have a tiny dog you just have to be extra careful watching your pup play. Restrooms Yes! Porta potty’s are available Dog-friendliness Very dog friendly Picnic area Great picnic setup with BBQ grills

Nice, small , local park. Plenty of space to exercise the dog or yourself. No facilities or parking.

a cool new park for children with an interesting playground! big field with grass!

A bright, quiet, and friendly park to walk dogs. It's pretty clean. Nothing here for kids to play on. Just an open field the size of a small soccer field.

A quiet little park with some lovely historical monuments dedicated to The Cheyenne and Arapahoe Native American Tribes. There is a small walking trail, plenty of trash receptacles as well as a few small park benches. It is also very pet and kid friendly.

Nice area for a quick walk, especially with pets.

This park is wonderful because Arapahoe County has left the park less developed. Great for playing with your dog or watching bees gathering pollen.

Nice clean Park the doggie area is especially wonderful. Always clean has water bowls and there's no pet waste anywhere because everybody cleans up after themselves and they are nice and pleasant. No weirdos and their shaded areas for the dogs and steps to walk exercise for doggies and their people. Wonderful Park I love this new area I just moved to the Lowry / area and it's one of the nicest little parks around. Always the same people there in the morning with their dogs and they are Pleasant and everyone is respectful. Dog-friendliness Everybody's dog hair is well-mannered and they keep them on a leash and watch them carefully. Very respectful little dog park same people come here all the time in the morning when I come early before it gets hot and everyone is really friendly

We are eagerly anticipating the grand opening of the park on June 16, just one week away. The park has undergone a remarkable transformation after the reconstruction, and now it boasts a delightful playground for children to enjoy. We have high hopes that our community will prioritize the well-being of our younger generation by maintaining clean playgrounds, free from the presence of dog waste and urine, which can have adverse effects on children's health. Implementing certain measures, such as requiring dogs to be leashed in parks and recreational areas, providing poop-scoops and designated containers, regularly emptying those containers, and requesting owners to promptly remove their pets' feces, would greatly contribute to this effort. Additionally, clear signs can be posted to inform park visitors about these expectations and guidelines. By collectively adhering to these practices, we can ensure a safe and hygienic environment for everyone to enjoy.

This park is a nice getaway, it's small enough that it doesn't attract a lot of attention but large enough that my brother sister-in-law and my dogs were able to walk around freely and sit when needed to. I didn't see any public facilities but that's okay because I live close by. Is a nice place to walk your dog, and the paths are clean and free of poop and I noticed that the grassy areas that we were in didn't have any either. So kudos to the animal lovers and any City officials who keep that place clean thank you.