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The best dog friendly neighborhoods in Smithtown
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Hauppauge
The Hauppauge neighborhood is the most southern part of Smithtown, and half of it is taken up by the Blydenburgh County Park. The park is comprised of 627 acres that is entirely dog-friendly to all leashed pups. Dogs are welcome to travel on the 8.8 miles of trails, play in some of the open fields along the paths, or enjoy some time on the beach of Stump Pond and in the water. There are even guided hikes by the Long Island Greenbelt Trail Conference that allows dogs to come along. Located in the parking space are trash bins and water fountains. After a hike, head over to the dog-friendly outdoor seating at Brendels, and enjoy some gourmet sandwiches or bagels.
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Forestwood
The Forestwood neighborhood is home to two dog-friendly parks. Forestwood Park provides access to the Greenbelt Trail, a 1.3-mile path that runs along the southern part of the park with access points to smaller open fields for activities like fetch, running or just ruffing off. Head south on the Greenbelt Trail and you'll find Weld Park, a small portion of wooded land with another mile worth of trails. These trails get much closer to the water and have access points to the New Millpond which is open to dog-friendly fishing or kayaking. Owners must come prepared with water and clean-up bags for both parks.
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Brookside
The Brookside neighborhood is an urban area, filled with business and residential communities. Nestled in the corner is a 21-acre park, known as Millers Pond County Park. Dogs get it all here, a looping trail around the pond and access to 1.2 miles of shoreline. Dogs must remain on a leash at the park and are not allowed in the water. The park is open from sunrise to sunset, with trash bins in the parking area. If all that walking through nature gets you hungry, head to Ralph's Famous Italian Ices. Located south of the park, this restaurant has dog-friendly seating and a plain Italian ice option for pups.12
Smithtown Town Center
Smithtown Town Center is home to the metropolitan area of the city with bustling streets, downtown businesses, and two dog-friendly parks. Suffolk County Park is a large wooded area, with a small trail that extends through the path that offers scenic views of the Nisseqougue River. Heading east will take you to Sweetbriar Park, a similar park surrounded by large, vibrant trees, but with an open, private field in the center of the park which allows dogs to run around with their owner or play a fun game of fetch. Dogs must remain on a leash at all times and owners should come prepared with the right amenities.
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Northern Kings Park
Although it's 8 miles away, the Nissequogue River State Park is an excellent option for dog-lovers to travel to for a day out in nature with Fido. The park is in the Northern Kings Park neighborhood of the town of Kings Park. With over 121 acres of land, you and your pup can have a lot of fun enjoying the nature paths and miles of shoreline along the Nisseqougue River. Enjoy the sandy shores and boardwalk that make up Kings Park Bluff. Dogs are welcome to all these areas, as long as they remain on leash. Water and trash bins are in the parking areas, and benches can be found throughout the park.
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