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Need a dog walker in a pinch? Vetted Pet Caregivers in the Chalfont, PA area are just a few taps away when you use the Wag! app to book a walk for your dog. Once you've found the "pawfect" dog walker near you, you can save your dog walker as a preferred Caregiver for easy booking the next time you need them. Chalfont, PA dog walkers are background checked by Wag! and rated by other local Pet Parents so you don't have to worry about your dog while you're out.
The best dog friendly neighborhoods in Chalfont
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New Galena
Peace Valley Park is a great place to get away from crowds. Dogs will enjoy pawsome times walking the trails of this 1,500 acre park! That’s large enough to tire out even the most energetic dog--just hope that you can keep up, as the park is on leash. The park is organized around the Peace Valley Reservoir, a manmade lake that’s both beautiful and easy to access. Walk by the water or take any of the outer paths for a terrain varied hike perfect for any skill level. Just be sure to bring some water and a doggy bowl with you, as the trails lack drinking fountains for both dogs and humans!
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Line Lexington
Spring Valley Park in Line Lexington is a great residential park. If you want to kill a lazy Saturday morning, this park is the place to go. It’s a good size, featuring several sports fields for people watching, as well as green space for sniffing, exploring, and for your dog to roll onto his back and get a good scratch in! The picnic tables and benches are great for humans who don’t want to join their dog on the ground. If you have less time, the park is a good size for a quick walk in the morning before work or in the evening before bed.
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Borough Center
Borough Center has a great place for your dog to join you at the table: Solid Rock Cafe. This little gem is tucked away next to a bookstore, and serves coffees, teas, and sweet treats. They have a number of outdoor tables perfect for letting your dog join you. The fresh air and a good cup of coffee are sure to wake you up. This is a great morning stop before heading to a park, or on the way home from one. Solid Rock Cafe is only open in the mornings, but if you’re passing through Borough Center don’t miss the opportunity to treat yourself.
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Eureka
Twin Oaks Park in Eureka is a green space perfect for walking your dog. If your pup needs a lot of stimulation to settle down at night, this is the place to be. This park hosts plenty of events, so a cheering sports crowd could be just the thing to get your dog’s interest up. The simple looped walking paths lead around the sports fields and by the small picnic area, making it easy to stop for a moment to watch a game or take a load off. Bring your own water bowl, though, as every water fountain was designed for humans!
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New Britain
If you choose to take a two minute drive from The Highlands in Chalfont, you’ll find yourself in New Britain, PA. You’ll also find yourself at the Wilma Quinlan Nature Preserve. This 26-acre nature preserve used to be private property, but was donated to the city so it could receive proper care. Today, this is a different and exciting place to take your dog! He must remain leashed at all times in order to preserve nature, but with wildlife, unusual plants, and plenty of space to walk around, this is a great destination for a dog that needs more stimulation.
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