Dog Boarding Near Windsor

A Fun Home-Away-From-Home For Your Pup

When life gets busy, or you are heading out of town, you want your dog to be somewhere that feels safe, fun, and loving. At Camp Bow Wow® Loveland, we offer dog boarding that lets your pup enjoy their own little vacation while you are away. Instead of a traditional stay, our Camp gives dogs room to romp, rest, and feel at home.

We know how much trust it takes to hand over your dog’s leash. That is why we combine a warm, playful atmosphere with clear safety standards, Camper screening, and constant supervision from our Camp Counselors. From all-day play to cozy cabins at night, we work to give both you and your dog real peace of mind.

Whether you need care for a single day or several nights, our team is here to help your dog have a happy, comfortable stay and come home relaxed and ready to cuddle.

Call (970) 436-9747 or book online to reserve a spot where your dog can play all day and rest all night soundly.

Why Families Trust Our Camp

Dog parents here see their pups as part of the family, and we feel the same way. Our philosophy is simple. We treat every Camper with the same care and attention we want for our own dogs, with a focus on both emotional and physical well-being. That means plenty of playtime, thoughtful rest breaks, and lots of affection throughout the day.

Safety starts before a dog ever joins the play yard. Every new Camper goes through a thorough interview and behavior assessment so we can understand their play style and comfort level. We also confirm vaccination requirements and health information. This screening lets us build play groups that feel fun and safe for everyone.

Once your dog is at Camp, our certified Camp Counselors stay in the yards to actively supervise play. They are trained to read dog body language, encourage healthy interactions, and step in when dogs need a break. Our goal is to keep tails wagging while preventing rough play from getting out of hand.

We want you to feel connected to your dog’s day, even when you are not here. Our web cameras let you peek into the play yards and see your Camper making friends, chasing toys, or relaxing after a busy session. We also use an all-inclusive approach to our dog boarding service, with clear pricing and no surprise add-on fees for basic care, playtime, or snuggles.

What Your Dog’s Day Looks Like

It is easier to relax when you can picture exactly what your dog is doing while you are at work or away. A typical day at Camp begins with check-in, where our team greets your dog, does a quick visual health check, and confirms feeding or medication instructions. After that, your pup joins the appropriate play yard to meet their friends.

We offer spacious indoor and outdoor play areas where dogs can run, explore toys, and socialize with other Campers that match their size and play style. Camp Counselors stay in the yards to guide interactions, reward good manners, and make sure everyone is having a comfortable experience. For many dogs, this style of dog day care is a great outlet for energy and curiosity.

Throughout the day, we build in time for rest so dogs do not become overstimulated. Pups can stretch out in quieter areas to recharge between play sessions. We follow the feeding schedule you provide and can serve your dog’s own food to keep their routine familiar. If your pup needs medications, our team follows your written directions carefully.

As the afternoon winds down, day care Campers get one last chance to play before pick-up. When you arrive, you can usually expect a happy, pleasantly tired dog who has spent the day being active and engaged. If your dog is staying overnight, this daily routine flows right into evening comfort in our Cabins.

Overnight Dog Hotel Comforts

When you are planning a trip or need to be away for several nights, our overnight dog hotel gives your pup a comfortable place to stay. Instead of spending most of the day in a run, boarding dogs at Camp Bow Wow Loveland enjoy the same active schedule as day care guests. They play with friends, get attention from our team, and then settle into a cozy Cabin when it is time to rest.

Each Cabin is designed to feel calm and secure, with comfortable bedding and a space your dog can claim as their own. We follow your feeding and medication instructions, including special diets, as closely as possible. You are welcome to bring familiar items, such as a blanket or toy, to help your dog feel even more at home during doggie boarding.

Evenings follow a consistent, gentle routine. After a full day of activity, dogs get a final potty break and a chance to wind down before lights are lowered. Our Camp Counselors complete checks to make sure every Camper is settled and comfortable. In the morning, boarding pups get up, stretch, and head back into the yards for another full day of play.

For many families, overnight dog boarding near Windsor is part of regular travel, from weekend mountain getaways to longer vacations. Choosing a stay that offers both play and rest can help prevent pent-up energy and stress. Our goal is for your dog to enjoy their time with us so much that they are excited to return to Camp on future trips.

How We Keep Campers Safe

Safety is at the heart of everything we do. We know that choosing a dog boarding company near Windsor involves trusting that your pup is in capable hands. That is why we combine structured procedures, cleaning routines, and active staff presence to support a healthy environment for every Camper.

Every dog completes a Camper interview before joining group play. During this visit, our team observes how your dog reacts to the facility, new people, and other dogs. We also review health information and ensure vaccinations meet our requirements. This process helps us decide which play groups will feel most comfortable for your pup.

In the yards, we group dogs by size and play style, so big, rowdy players are not overwhelming tiny, more reserved guests. Camp Counselors are in the play areas to monitor interactions, redirect overly enthusiastic play, and give breaks when dogs signal they need downtime. We pay attention to body language so that small stresses are noticed before they become larger conflicts.

Key ways we support a safe, healthy Camp environment include:

• Monitored play yards with Camp Counselors present whenever dogs are together
• Secure fencing and controlled entry points throughout the facility
• Regular cleaning routines for play areas, Cabins, and shared surfaces
• Clear vaccination requirements and health checks for new Campers
• Careful matching of dogs by size, age, and play style

By combining consistent routines with attentive staff and thoughtful grouping, we strive to create a place where local dog parents can feel good about sending their pups to play, rest, and stay.

Booking Your Dog’s Stay

Getting started at Camp is designed to be simple, whether you need day visits or a longer boarding stay. The first step is to reach out to our team so we can answer your questions and schedule a Camper interview. This visit lets your dog explore the space while we learn about their personality, preferences, and routine.

After your dog has passed the interview, you can reserve dates for day care or overnight stays. Our transparent pricing makes it easy to know what is included, such as all-day play, rest time, and plenty of attention from our Camp Counselors. We work to keep the process clear so you can focus on planning your schedule, not worrying about extra fees.

Many families plan for busy travel seasons and holidays, since spots can fill up quickly. If you have a specific trip in mind, we encourage you to book early so we can save your dog’s place. You are always welcome to call us with questions about what to bring, how drop-off works, or how to use our webcams during your pup’s stay.

Our goal is to make booking dog boarding feel as easy as booking your own plans. When you are ready to schedule a visit, reserve a stay, or simply learn more about our Camp, we are just a call away. (970) 436-9747

Frequently Asked Questions

What happens at my dog’s first visit?

At your dog’s first visit, we schedule a Camper interview. Our team walks your pup through the facility, introduces them slowly to other dogs, and observes their play style. We also review health records and routines, then discuss next steps so you know exactly how future stays will work.

How do you handle anxious or shy dogs?

We handle anxious or shy dogs with patience and gentle structure. Camp Counselors give them time to settle, introduce them to calm companions, and offer breaks as needed. Our goal is to help each dog build confidence so they can enjoy Camp at their own pace.

What should I bring for overnight boarding?

For overnight stays, you typically bring your dog’s regular food, any medications, and optional comfort items like a blanket or toy. We provide cozy Cabins and bedding, and we follow your feeding and care instructions. Our team can review a simple packing list with you before your pup’s stay.

How do you keep dogs safe during play?

We keep dogs safe during play by combining Camper screening, thoughtful groupings, and active supervision. Camp Counselors stay in the yards, guide interactions, and give breaks when needed. Secure fencing and regular cleaning also support a healthy environment for every Camper in our care.

Can I check on my dog while I’m away?

Yes, you can check on your dog using our web cameras. During play times, you can log in to see your pup socializing, napping, or exploring the yards. If you have specific questions during a stay, our team can provide updates so you always feel connected.

Make a reservation online or call (970) 436-9747 to pick up a relaxed, "Camp-tired" pup when you return.