Rio Grande Triangle Park

This was a great lil dog park. Went in the later afternoon to allow more shade from the trees. My dog enjoyed meeting the other dogs. The people as friendly as they were to each other didnt seem to like newcomers. Friendly to the dogs but not their humans. I assume its a group of people who make plans to meet up on a normal basis.

Has a small and large dog park. Mostly large dogs come here. It’s a decent park, there’s mulch on the ground and water fountain for dogs that is currently not operable. It is in a shady area so just be careful if you come late. Near BioZoo park. Playground Children’s playground across the street Restrooms None Dog-friendliness Very friendly Picnic area No picnic area or restrooms

We love this park! They renovated it at the end of last year and it's been such a better experience since. This park isn't the biggest one but definitely plenty of room for all the doggos, they even have a smaller area for the little ones. You can find lots of water bowls/buckets, balls, chairs/benches, and even a couple of small pools for those hotter days. Located near the zoo and not too far from the Rio Grande river. Definitely worth checking out!!

Love this park, but many people (mostly at night) really don't pay attention to their dogs poop. So much poop. But its a pretty park, my dog loves it.

Very nice place to take our tiny dogs. There is a smaller dog area but they don’t like that area and the big dogs don’t seam to mess with my smaller puppies. They are busy doing their own thing and a lot of the dogs just like to be out. Lots of chairs and shaded area for the owners of dogs that come to play. And tons of buckets for accessible water. Never had any issues here. Used to live down town so went there a lot. Recently moved by kirtland dog park and we still choose to take our dogs here. You have to like other dogs coming up to you because it’s always busy But not crowded. Picnic area Nice table but prolly won’t suggest taking a lunch unless you want to share with other puppies.

We're visiting with my dog from the midwest. The dog park was pretty nice except that there was no grass and the turf was pretty worn. I liked the walking path along the outer edge of the park for humans and dogs alike. There was only one picnic table under shade but otherwise benches and plastic outdoor chairs are strewn throughout for extra seating. There's a water fountain for humans and dogs, and also a baby pool by the spigot to keep the pups cool. There was one unruly dog there but people seemed to keep their pets in check for the most part. The latches on the gates are also a very efficient way to secure the park without much chance of damage, unlike other parks I've been to.

Small dog park. Dogs had fun on a beautiful Sunday morning. Many dogs playing; owners doing laps. Near Tingley Beach and Albuquerque Country Club.

Thug park , more like it. Some reason it has a different feel. I've been to roughly 20 parks in 10 states but for some reason the dogs here are like , well, thugs. Fighting each other, running wild in packs, it's crazy. It's to small for that for one thing and dusty. So, I started going later at night. It does stay open till 10 pm and it has lights. Adequate parking and shade in the summer.

It's nice specifically if you want to really socialize you Puppers. Beat times for crowds 7-9 am 12pm-2pm 4pm-6pm anything else in between best time for dogs that are more attuned to having alone time or space. Great place if you have a hankering to get some natur in your life easy quick trip to the Bosque.

After losing my 17 year old best friend last year, feline Sophie, I accidentally adopted an 80lb, old soul, sort of an Eeyore type of fella. He was at the shelter and was so sad, not eating, just broke my heart. Fast forward a few months or so and the wonderful world of dog parks and puppachinos are now my daily routine. So, this park is pretty good. We've visited multiple days and times and have met a lot of different folks and other doggos. Mostly pretty great! Lots of water buckets, balls, chairs and benches, good space for canines and their people. Peanut (my dog) is an American Bulldog shelter rescue and is learning how to play and come out of his shell. The reception at Rio Grande Triangle Park has been 90% terrific. We'll be back. *photos - Peanut now, the cuddle bug. And Peanut adoption day! Dog-friendliness Some really great dogs and great folks with them.