Can dogs run off-leash here?

No. Ragle Park is leashed throughout, and a few of the lawn areas are closed to dogs altogether.

Is there room for a real walk?

Yes. Paths thread between the ball fields and playgrounds and around the outer edge of the grounds, with a scattering of sculptures along the way.

Are there restrooms on site?

Portable units only, set around the parking lot, and visitors regularly find them locked.

What do visitors single out?

The mountain views, which reviewers rate among the best from any park in the city. The grass gets almost as much credit for staying well cut.

Baseball games, basketball courts, and three playgrounds pull a steady weekend crowd. The perimeter trails stay calmer than the middle of the grounds.

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Ragle Park

Big grassy expanse with walking paths and mountain views

3 · Our score

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About this park

Ragle is a large southside community park with well-kept grass, multiple walking paths threading through ball fields and sculptures, and some of the best mountain views of any park in Santa Fe. Dogs go on-leash here, but the scale and the loop trails make it a solid neighborhood walking park when a full off-leash trip isn't in the cards.

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Parking Restrooms Benches Trash cans Shade

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The highlights

The mountain views draw more comment from Ragle Park visitors than anything else on the grounds, and the grass gets steady credit for staying well kept. Three playgrounds, ball fields, and basketball courts keep weekends busy, which makes the perimeter trails the calmer route for a leashed walk.

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Senior dogs Small dogs

Before you go

Leashes are required throughout, and some lawn areas are fenced off from dogs entirely. Stick to the perimeter trails and the outer open areas. The portable restrooms by the parking lot are often locked, so plan accordingly.

Frequently asked

Can dogs run off-leash here?: No. Ragle Park is leashed throughout, and a few of the lawn areas are closed to dogs altogether.
Is there room for a real walk?: Yes. Paths thread between the ball fields and playgrounds and around the outer edge of the grounds, with a scattering of sculptures along the way.
Are there restrooms on site?: Portable units only, set around the parking lot, and visitors regularly find them locked.
What do visitors single out?: The mountain views, which reviewers rate among the best from any park in the city. The grass gets almost as much credit for staying well cut.
Does it get crowded?: Baseball games, basketball courts, and three playgrounds pull a steady weekend crowd. The perimeter trails stay calmer than the middle of the grounds.