Skiptown off-leash dog park and bar opens in Denver Oct. 4
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The outdoor play area at Skiptown in Denver. Photo: Courtesy of Stephanie Kelly Photography
Skiptown, dubbed a "Disney World for dogs," opens Friday at York Street Yards near Denver's Clayton neighborhood.
Details: The 21+ off-leash dog park offers boarding, training and grooming services — plus a full-service bar, where pet owners can sip on espresso from Denver's Queen City or choose from more than 20 local draft beers and specialty cocktails.
- A rotating cast of food trucks will also be on-site.
- The space spans 50,000 square feet, with nearly half of that outside for endless zoomies.
How it works: Day passes start at $15, or go all-in with a membership (starting at $380) for unlimited access, exclusive perks, and discounts on pet care.
- Founding members who sign up through Oct. 20 can get their dog's portrait on the mural at the facility.
The big picture: This is the second location for Skiptown, which is based in Charlotte, North Carolina. The company is planning to open a third location in Atlanta.
What's next: Grand opening celebrations at the Denver facility will be held Oct. 18-20, featuring giveaways, swag, drink specials, food trucks and photo ops for you and your furry friend.
If you go: Skiptown is located at 3833 Steele St.