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14 Amazing Off-Leash Dog Parks In Albuquerque, NM You Can Visit Today

Written by: Brooke Bundy

Last Updated on April 15, 2024 by Dogster Team

14 Amazing Off-Leash Dog Parks In Albuquerque, NM You Can Visit Today

Albuquerque, New Mexico, is no stranger to dog parks. You’ll find 14 city-run dog parks within its borders, not to mention other privately owned doggie paradises within certain neighborhoods. However, since there are already so many free public parks that allow off-leash fun, we’ll focus on those places today to help you narrow down your next stop with your dog.

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The 14 Amazing Off-Leash Dog Parks In Albuquerque, NM

1. Bud Warren & Lady Dog Park

️ Address: 10001 Universe NW
Open Times: Open 6 am to 10 pm
Cost: Free
  • Water available except during the winter months
  • Shady areas
  • Fenced
  • Separate areas for small dogs and big dogs
  • No lights

2. Canine Skyline Dog Park

️ Address: 12700 Montgomery NE
Open Times: Open 6 am to 10 pm
Cost: Free
  • Fenced
  • Water available except during winter months
  • Minutes from Sandia Foothills
  • No separate areas for large and small dogs
  • Umbrellas for shade

3. Kirtland Dog Park

️ Address: 2903 University Blvd SE
Open Times: Open 6 am to 10 pm
Cost: Free
  • No water available
  • No lights
  • Fenced
  • Shaded benches

4. Los Altos Park

️ Address: 821 Eubank NE
Open Times: Open 6 am to 10 pm
Cost: Free
  • No water
  • Fenced
  • Well-lit area
  • Locals say it’s been shut down, but city website says it’s open

5. Montessa Park

️ Address: 3615 Los Picaros SE
Open Times: Open 6 am to 10 pm
Cost: Free
  • No water
  • Fenced
  • Open areas with wildflowers
  • No shade

6. North Domingo Baca

️ Address: 7520 Corona NE
Open Times: Open 6 am to 10 pm
Cost: Free
  • Water available except during winter
  • Fenced
  • Well-lit
  • One of the top dog parks in Albuquerque

7. Ouray Dog Park

️ Address: 7500 Ouray NW
Open Times: Open 6 am to 10 pm
Cost: Free
  • Water available except during the winter
  • Fenced
  • Open area with umbrella shade for humans
  • Obstacle course

8. Rio Grande Triangle Park

️ Address: 1451 Kit Carson SE 
Open Times: Open 6 am to 10 pm
Cost: Free
  • Water available except during winter
  • Fenced
  • Well-lit
  • Separate areas for large and small dogs

9. Roosevelt Park

️ Address: 500 Spruce SE
Open Times: April 1st to September 30th: 6 am–10 am Monday through Friday (except holidays) Oct 1st to March 31st: 7 am–11 am
Cost: Free
  • Not fenced
  • No designated dog park area, but off-leash allowed in fields
  • Water available except during winter months
  • Historical park with plenty of shade

10. Santa Fe Village Dog Park

️ Address: 5700 Bogart NW
Open Times: Open 6 am to 10 pm
Cost: Free
  • Fenced
  • Well-lit
  • Water available during warmer months

11. Tom Bolack Urban Forest Park

️ Address: 2000 Dakota NE
Open Times: Open 6 am to 10 pm
Cost: Free
  • Water available except during winter
  • Fenced
  • No lights
  • Separate areas for large and small dogs
  • Picnic tables
  • No designated parking

12. Tower Pond Park

️ Address: Tower SW and 86th SW
Open Times: Open 6 am to 10 pm
Cost: Free
  • No water available
  • Fenced
  • Walking trail within the dog park
  • Separate play areas for big and small dogs

13. USS Bullhead Park

️ Address: 1606 San Pedro SE
Open Times: Open 6 am to 10 pm
Cost: Free
  • No water available
  • Fenced
  • Well-lit
  • Benches
  • Some shady areas

14. Westgate Dog Park

️ Address: 99999 Valley View
Open Times: Open 6 am to 10 pm
Cost: Free
  • No water available
  • Fenced
  • Well-lit
  • Minutes from the Sandia Mountains
  • Some small trees

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Final Thoughts

Dog parks make vacation time more enjoyable for your furry friend and help them acclimate to their new home more quickly. Whether you’re only here for a short time or you plan on calling Albuquerque your new home, try to check out some of these dog parks while you’re in the area.

All of the ones on our list are owned by the city of Albuquerque. Unless otherwise noted, they’re open from 6 am to 10 pm., although some of them may not be lit, which may make them unsuitable for nighttime fun. All dogs are allowed to play in the park for free, as long as they aren’t in heat. Also, unneutered males may not be allowed in off-leash areas. Always call before you go if you have any questions.

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