Maryland Creek Dog Park - Silverthorne, CO
Maryland Creek Dog Park in Silverthorne, CO
Experience one of the most scenic and thoughtfully designed dog parks in Summit County at Maryland Creek Dog Park, nestled in Maryland Creek Park, Silverthorne, CO. This fully fenced off-leash dog park features two separate areas for small and large dogs, allowing for safe play and socialization tailored to your pet’s size and temperament. With breathtaking mountain views and spacious enclosures, it’s an ideal spot for dogs to run, fetch, and make new friends.
Pet parents will find plenty of conveniences including picnic tables, clean public restrooms (open year-round, even in winter), water dispensers, poop bag stations, and shaded seating. The park is wheelchair accessible and includes on-site parking for easy access. Whether you’re traveling along I-70 or a local searching for a dog-friendly stop, Maryland Creek Dog Park offers a welcoming, safe, and beautiful environment for dogs and their owners to enjoy.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Are dogs allowed off-leash at this park? Yes, both the small and large dog areas are fully fenced and permit off-leash play.
- Is there a fenced area for dogs? Yes, the entire dog park is securely fenced with separate enclosures for small and large dogs.
- Are there water fountains or bowls for dogs? Yes, there is a doggy water fountain and water bowls available; water can also be filled from the nearby restrooms.
- Are poop bags or waste stations provided? Yes, poop bag dispensers and a shovel are provided on-site for easy clean-up.
- Are there benches or seating areas for owners? Yes, there are picnic tables and shaded areas for owners to relax.
- Is there a separate area for small and large dogs? Yes, the park includes dedicated fully fenced areas for both small and large dogs.
- Are restrooms available for owners? Yes, public restrooms are located nearby and remain open even in winter.
- Is the park wheelchair accessible? Yes, there is accessible parking and flat entryways to the dog park.
- Is the park open year-round? Yes, the park and its restrooms are open and maintained throughout the winter months.
- Is the park regularly cleaned and maintained? Yes, the park is well-maintained, and attendants regularly tend to cleanliness and snow removal.
- Is there parking available at the park? Yes, there is on-site parking adjacent to Maryland Creek Dog Park.
Reviews
Two separate dog areas, both entirely fenced. Great view of the mountains
Good sized dog park with small dog and larger dog enclosures. I haven’t had issues with other dogs here, but have heard of people leaving their dogs at the park and going in their cars. I have yet to see that happen.
The larger area is big enough for throwing the ball. There’s a water bowl available and generally it stays clean. I’ve seen attendants come to tend to the park, shovel the entry way, etc as well.
This is the most beautiful and well planned dog park. We stayed until I was too cold hahah but my dog would have stayed another hour and had the absolute best time. She played so well with all the dogs there. The other owners were kind and responsible. And all the dogs were so sweet. The layout of the park allows the dogs to run freely and fast with his and boulders and trees to navigate around. I wish this park was next to my place!!
This is one of my favorite dog parks!! We stopped twice in one day during our Denver trip to let our pups out to stretch. The people and dogs that were there when we arrived we super polite and stepped out of the dog park and allowed us to let our dogs roam freely. They have two separate areas that are fenced in and off leash. That is super awesome especially if you have tiny dogs you can keep them apart from larger dogs. We’ve visited this dog park 3 times now including one time in the winter. They have restrooms that are super clean here too. One of my favorite parts about this place is the doggy water fountain!!!!!
Great dog park! Fully fenced in and separate large vs. small dog areas. People and dogs have been friendly / well-mannered all the times we’ve visited. In the winter, it hasn’t ever been very busy when we went. There are poop bag dispensers and a shovel on the property. Also a water dispenser but we didn’t attempt to use it (in December). If you need water, you could always fill a bowl/bottle from the bathrooms (which were still open/operational in December).