Ossipee, NH

Dog walking in Ossipee

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Unable to take your dog on a walk today? Dog walkers through Wag! are available to care for your pup whenever you’re not. Every dog walker has passed an enhanced background check. Get photos and updates on where your dog poops and pees while you follow along via GPS in the app.

Sean was an absolute lifesaver coming to the rescue when our planned sitter fell through. He was communicative the whole time and took great care of our fur babies! Highly recommend! :)

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Sean is always great!

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Why book dog walker in Ossipee

Busy Pet Parents sometimes need a hand when it comes to ensuring their pup is getting the potty breaks and exercise they need. That's where Wag! comes in! Local Ossipee, NH dog walkers are background checked and registered on the Wag! platform, ready to take your dog on an adventure when you need them. Your dog can make a friend in the neighborhood, and you can re-book with the same dog walker easily in the app. Ossipee, NH has "pawlenty" of parks and neighborhoods that your dog is itching to explore!

The best dog friendly neighborhoods
in Ossipee

Ossipee

If you and your fur-baby are looking for a place to stay in Ossipee, consider the Beaver Hollow Campground on Route 16, a great family campground with lots for the human kiddos to do, including a pool, playgrounds, organized activities and more. But best of all, it sits on 40 acres of woodsy land that is yours for the exploring! Well-kept roads and paths meander through the property so you can feel alone with nature while able to walk to and from your campsite. Your fur-pup is welcome on a leash, and will have a puptastic time nosing out the wildlife that abounds here. When hunger strikes, head over to Harley Jacks, just up Route 16, where you’ll find ample outdoor seating to share with your furry bestie and a huge menu with everything from burgers to sliced yellowfin tuna on a bed of corn salsa, or fried sprouts and asparagus, followed by tummy-filling full dinners like prime rib or baked haddock casserole! Bone Appetit!

Wolfeboro

Just south of Ossipee is the town of Wolfeboro, on Lake Winnipesaukee, the largest lake in the state. Lake Winnipesaukee is so big, some of its nooks and crannies are called bays instead of coves, and it’s on Wolfeboro Bay that you’ll find the Sewall Woods Conservation Area. Sewall Woods features several gentle multi-use paved trails within the park, along with the terminus of the Abenaki-Sewall Woods Bike Path network, which originates at the Abenaki Ski Area, also in Wolfeboro. In fact, the list of pup-friendly parks and trails in Wolfeboro is long, and includes Bean Park, a downtown pocket park with views of Back Bay; the Bridge Falls Path, a .5-mile trail that connects a regional network of trails; Cate Park, a downtown riverfront park that is pawrfect for a picnic and a stroll or an outdoor event; and the Cotton Valley Trail which provides year-round recreation and unmotorized commuting options.

North Wolfeboro

This area of Wolfeboro is home to the dog-friendly Nicholas J Pernokas Recreation Park, known locally as the Nick. The Nick features playing fields and lots of grassy and wooded areas for wandering with Fido, plus a pawrrific playground for the kiddos. Refreshing Lake Wentworth is a short walk through the trees. Pups are welcome to join you on a leash throughout the park except in the playground and track areas, and there’s even a fenced dog park where they can frolic and socialize off-leash! A huge 8 acres, the dog park features picnic tables and umbrellas for the humans’ comfort, along with an agility course, kiddie pool and water for the beasties. Furtastic!

Effingham

Effingham is a small town just northeast of Ossipee, and it’s where you’ll find the pet-welcoming Pine River State Forest, which flows a few miles into Ossipee as well and can be accessed via Route 16. This forest features many trails and roads for hiking, biking and cross-country skiing that cross through pine and oak forest with their bird and mammal populations, and wetlands with waterfowl, amphibians and water-loving mammals like beaver. Arf! What a treat for Fido! Be sure to bring plenty of water whether you’re hiking, skiing or snowshoeing, and wear layers to accommodate changing weather conditions.

Tuftonboro

Ossipee’s neighbor Tuftonboro hosts 4 short, connected, mountainside hiking trails that are pawrfect for those days when you and your fur-pup can’t, well, spend all day. Or you could do all 4 and have a longer adventure! The Black Snout Trail is about a .6-mile out and back, and features a furtastic viewing area near the end. The Canaan Mountain Trail is almost a mile long and connects with the Dave Green Trail. The Dave Green is 1.5 miles round-trip, but connects with the Sentinel Corridor Trail, which is about a mile round trip. All of these trails are on Tuftonboro’s Mount Shaw, and can be accessed via Old Mountain Road and Canaan Road near Dan Hole Pond. These are furbulous walks for scenic views and wildlife spying! Woofderful!