Little Dry Creek Dog Park is a 1.75-acre fenced dog park in Westminster, Colorado. It has separate areas for large and small dogs, a dog drinking fountain, shade shelters, parking and direct access to the Little Dry Creek open-space trail. The park is open daily from sunrise to sunset.
Plan your visit
- Address: 3655 W. 69th Place, Westminster, CO 80030.
- Hours: Sunrise to sunset daily.
- Dog areas: Separate fenced areas for large and small dogs.
- Water and shade: A dog drinking fountain and shade shelters are listed by the city. Bring backup water during freezing weather or maintenance outages.
- Parking: A small parking lot sits beside the dog park entrance.
- Cost: The city does not list a separate dog-park admission fee.
Find the dog park entrance
The dog park is at the northwest corner of West 69th Place and Lowell Boulevard. Turn into the small lot from West 69th Place; the parking area sits between the large- and small-dog enclosures. The street address serves the dog park directly, so you do not need to route through another park entrance.

What park visitors say
Recent visitor comments commonly mention the shade, seating and convenient parking. Some visitors also like the trail access beside Little Dry Creek. A few reviewers caution that the low, cable-style fencing and gate gaps may not contain every small or determined escape artist. These are individual experiences, so check the enclosure and gates before letting your dog off leash.
The lot is compact and may fill during busy weekend periods. If your dog needs extra space from unfamiliar dogs, pause at the entrance and choose the quieter enclosure or return at a less crowded time.
Rules before you enter
Keep your dog leashed while entering and leaving, and carry a visible leash inside the park. Dogs must remain under voice command. Pick up waste, prevent dogs from chasing wildlife and do not leave a dog unattended.
Westminster requires resident dogs to be licensed. Dogs should be spayed or neutered and wear a current vaccination tag. Aggressive dogs, dogs in heat, sick dogs, dogs too young for a rabies vaccination and dogs that are not under voice control are not allowed. Review posted signs and the official Little Dry Creek Dog Park page before entering.
Before you go
Seasonal weather can affect drinking fountains and ground conditions. Bring water and a bowl, inspect the gate and fence for your dog’s size, and keep your leash ready. For closures or facility changes, use the current city page linked above.





