Woof Ranch Dog Park at Wolf Ranch - Colorado Springs, Colorado





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WOOF Ranch Dog Park is located in Wolf Ranch, on the west side of Tutt Boulevard between Wolf Village Drive and Revelstoke Drive, across from Ranch Creek Elementary School. On-street parking is plentiful, and the walking path winds up to the entrance of the WOOF Ranch Dog Park. Overflow parking is available at the elementary school.

The dog park is natural landscaping and amenities include:
• Small dog area
• Large dog area
• Agility section with 9 pieces of equipment
• 6 benches for sitting
• Dog trash station
• Leash dock for hanging leashes
• Bulletin board for information
• Bring your own water

There is a sign with Laws of the Pack, which includes the continual message: Please pick up after your pets.

We invite you to visit the new WOOF Ranch Dog Park that is made possible, thanks to the efforts of the three brothers, along with the support of community volunteers and financial donations. For more information about the community effort to construct WOOF Ranch Dog Park see below.

WOOF Ranch Dog Park Construction Story
Resident participation is critical to the health of any neighborhood, and this year Wolf Ranch was fortunate to
have the ideas and efforts of several residents make Wolf Ranch a better place to live. Back in 2007, Drew Kosmowski submitted the idea of a dog park in Wolf Ranch, and even coined the name “WOOF Ranch.”

Even though that plan never got off the ground at the time,
this year three young men who live in Wolf Ranch helped
make “WOOF Ranch” a reality. The Hullings boys, members
of Boy Scout Troop 62, decided to build a dog park as their

Eagle Scout projects. Brothers Zachary, 17, Josh, 15 and Jake, 13, approached Ralph Braden with their idea for a dog park. Ralph immediately saw this as an opportunity to bring Drew’s, “WOOF Ranch” idea to life. Even though Drew was deployed for a time, Wolf Ranch never forgot about his idea.

Supported by the love of their parents, Kristi and Dean, Zachary designed and built the fencing for a large dog area, small dog area, and a section for agility; Josh designed and built the nine pieces of agility equipment, after extensive research; and Jake designed and built 6 benches, a bulletin board and leash dock for hanging leashes. Plans are still moving forward to display a donor recognition board, but finalization is on hold to see if any additional donors need to be added.

Thanks to a neighborhood family, “WOOF Ranch” is a place where dogs and their best friends can play.

Click here to read the story by the Woodmen Edition, September 16, 2011