Dog walking in Euclid

Moss Point Beach

Moss Point Beach is a beachfront community with upscale homes along Lake Erie. The area has some great dog-walking parks, like Kenneth J Sims Park. The Park has 23 acres of land, filled with a virant green lawn and scattered trees that offer lots of shade. There are paved walkways, a playground, a beach area, a boat launch, and fishing pier for residents. Fido will have plenty do in the park, from running around and playing to taking a stroll on the path, but can also walk to the neighboring park of Euclid Park. The smaller park also has lots of open space with shaded sitting areas and a gravel trail. The smaller park is much quieter, and also has a gravel beach and boat launch, with benches, water fountains, and clean-up stations available to leashed pups.

Seabrook & Lakemont

The Seabrook & Lakemont neighborhood is a suburban neighborhood with residential homes and a shopping area with lots of businesses and grocery stores. The area still has the largest city park in the town known as Euclid Memorial Park that provides residents with four fenced-in baseball diamonds, open fields and thick trees, a playground, paved trails, and basketball courts to enjoy. The park has a scenic fishing pond and benches along the trails, available to leashed pups. The area includes additional features like water fountains, clean-up stations, and trash bins.

Euclid Ward 1

The neighborhood of Euclid Ward 1 is a close-knit residential neighborhood, filled with rows of homes back to back. Squeezed in among the homes is Coulter Avenue Park, a surprisingly large area with lush open spaces and recreational fields. There's a playground, fenced-in baseball field, paved walkways, water fountains, and picnic tables. Dogs can play in the baseball field, but otherwise must remain on a leash. If you're feeling famished afterwards, walk on over to the Rascal House Pizza restaurant. The place is dog-friendly, and not only has dog-friendly seating outside, but complimentary water bowls and shaded seating available for pups.

Waterloo Arts District

The Waterloo Arts District is a neighborhood on the outskirts of Cleveland, right along the border of Euclid, just 1.5 miles from the Euclid. The area has lots of dog-friendly parks, like Wildwood Park, a wooded park with forested trails, open areas along Euclid Creek, and gorgeous scenes of Lake Erie. The area has some shaded picnic shelters and a path that connects to Euclid Beach Park, a dog-friendly park that has a beach off-limits to dogs between the hours of 9 am and 5 pm. Outside of those hours, dogs are welcome onto the beach and also allowed to explore the rest of the park, which includes open areas, paved trails, water fountains, and clean-up stations during any time of the day.

Wickliffe Center

Wickliffe Center is the downtown area to the city of Wickliffe, 2 miles west of Euclid. The area is home to Jindra Park, a dog-friendly park to residents and visitors with an encompassing paved walkway, four fenced-in baseball fields, lighted tennis courts, a playground, and a picnic area. Dogs must be on a leash, but can enjoy additional features like clean-up stations, water fountains, and benches. Orlando Park is a southern community park, with a paved walkway that loops around the park, with open fields a baseball diamond, tennis courts, and a soccer field that is surrounded by thick trees. There are water fountains, picnic tables, and benches available to leashed pups.