Fox Run Dog Park

We love this park! It's so different than where we usually go. Tons of tall pine trees so great for shade. Good sized, great for exploring and sniffing all the things. There are also benches throughout park plus some dog agility equipment. Important things: There are several trash cans throughout however, the poop bag containers are "bring some to share" meaning there may not be poop bags available all the time. Definitely bring your own. Several people bring bowls and water to share but I would recommend bringing your own. There is a separate small dog area too.

We visited this park for the first time and really enjoyed it. It's large, clean and well maintained. A lot of the positives are due to people visiting and following the rules and it's great to see people being respectful and following dog park etiquette. Parking was good but cell service (if you need it) is horrible in the area. Of course that isn't the responsibility of the park. We visited with two dogs (a small yorkie and mid size Aussie doodle) and will be coming back with them.

Tucked inside the beauty that is Fox Run Regional Park is a gem of a dog park amongst the pine trees. It is a decent sized park for you to walk unleashed laps with your dog in the shade of the Pine tree's on the warmer summer days. It is fenced in with a 5 foot high wire fence and it is on a hill so you get the feeling that you're taking a nature hike, though it keeps your dog safe from getting lost. This is one of my favorite dog parks and the only thing stopping it from getting five stars is that they don't have access to water inside the park, unless you bring your own, though there are ample bowls. The users keep the park clean of dog poop and both the users and the dogs are friendly here. Outside of the dog park is the rest of Fox Run park which is a fabulous large park on the northeastern most side of town.

Love this dog park! Super clean. Really nice dogs and dog parents. It is huge! You can let your dogs play with other dogs or just go for a walk off the leash inside the gates. Very nice park and so glad the neighborhood invests in it.

This is not a dog park. This is nature. Nature where your dog gets to roam free. Seriously blown away by this dog park. A true hidden gem in the Colorado Springs area. Took my little, crazy puppy there this weekend, and was blown away by all the trees and pathways you could take within the dog park (let alone the full park).As someone that loves to take her dog on long hikes in the middle of nowhere and allow him to run free (when no one is around and there are no leash laws), this park gave me the perfect place to take him when I can't drive a few hours for one of our solitude hikes but I still want him to run free in nature. All the dogs are great, and due to how big the park is, no dog showed signs of being territorial.

A wonderful way to do a bit of hiking, without leaving the area. I believe dogs on a leash are allowed. Please check on this prior to going.

This dog park is very clean and spaced out. Probably one of the better fenced in dog parks if your dog doesn't get along well with other dogs you can definitely venture off on a little mini hike. If you go around 3-4pm is when you'll see all the regulars!

Fox Run Dog Park is a fully fenced area to let your four legged friend run free. It's fairly significant in size covering several treed acres with hills and walking trails. No leash needed. Plenty of parking and walk up to the double gates. The double gates ensure that no dog escapes. My Golden-Doodle Asher loves coming here!Of course be considerate and bring plastic bags for any droppings but other than that no planning is needed. For the most part it has always been a very pleasant experience. The only downside and it's no fault of the park is that you have to occasionally deal with obnoxious dog owners who haven't trained their dog. So then you have the annoying dog running up to you and being over-bearing, jumping on you, obsessively sniffing your dog and barking uncontrollably. Or what I call the modern American plague. Puppies and kids don't raise themselves. I wish everyone would train their dog or put them in obedience school if they don't have the ability. Regardless, the park is great. Located in northern Colorado Springs in the Black Forest this is easy to get to from the Baptist Road exit off the I-25 freeway.

Good for running and for taking a small walk in nature.I remember running there for cross/country and it was a good time.

Huge dog park, very well maintained. Lots of pups to play with, all we're under their owners watchful eye. Our pup wore herself out.