Dog Walkers in Eaton

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Eaton

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   Population Density 93/sq mi

   #1 North Greeley

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   Rover's Run Dog Park in north Greeley, Colorado is only a 15-minute drive from Eaton. Greeley is a city of more than 100,000 people, and there are plenty of fun things to do in town. Rover's Run Dog Park is a three-acre dog park that doesn't separate dogs by size, so all dogs play together. There are picnic tables, overhead shelters, portable washrooms, and waste disposal supplies in the park. There isn't a water fountain at the park, so be sure to bring your own when you visit. You can also access the Poudre River Trail from the dog park parking lot, and it's a pawfect place for an on-leash walk.
   
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   Population Density 2,128/sq mi

   #2 Eastman Park Drive South

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   Windsor is a Colorado town with a population of around 23,000 people, and it's 15 miles from Eaton. Right in the heart of Windsor, there's a puppy paradise known as Poudre Pooch Park. This one-acre dog park is a peaceful place for Fido to get some exercise, and it never feels too crowded or busy. Like many dog parks in Colorado, this one doesn't separate dogs by size, so they all play together in the same space. There are doggy bags and trash bins situated throughout the park, but be sure to bring your own water. Some visitors note there isn't a ton of shade at the park, so don't forget your sunscreen!
   
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   Population Density 4,991/sq mi

   #3 Northeast Evans

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   Evans is a city in Colorado that more than 21,000 people call home, and it's 20 miles directly south of Eaton. In the northeastern quadrant of Evans, there's a place called Evans Dog Park, and you and your pooch will both love it This lush green space includes separate areas for big and small dogs, and it even has an agility section where brave doggies can show off their special skills! This clean and well-maintained dog park has water fountains and is always stocked with doggy bags. You'll find a combination of gravel and grass surfaces at the park, and there's a double-gated entry system for increased security.
   
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   Population Density 121/sq mi

   #4 Windsor Lake

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   Windsor is home to another off-leash dog park, and it's just about a 20-minute drive from Eaton. Windsor Lake is a picturesque lake in Windsor that has a walking trail surrounding it as well as its own dog park. The dog park isn't a huge space, but its purpose is to give dogs a safe space to access the lake, and it does just that! Your dog can take a refreshing dip in Windsor Lake or just run around off-leash. The trail surrounding the lake stretches for more than two miles, and it's paved the whole way, which makes it a comfortable dog walking option.
   
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   Population Density 92/sq mi

   #5 Buffalo Creek

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   Less than 30 miles northwest of Eaton is the town of Wellington, and more than 8,000 people live there. In the northern section of the town, you'll find Wellington Dog Park. This off-leash dog park is located within Wellington Park, a 30-acre park with playgrounds, sports fields, trails, and concessions in addition to the dog park. The dog park is divided into a few areas for dogs of different sizes, and one of the areas even includes a pond so hot dogs can take a dip. This park just opened in 2016, and the inclusion of the town's first off-leash dog park has been really exciting for the community!
   
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