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The best dog friendly neighborhoods in Solon
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Southeast Marion
The K9 Acres dog park is 20 minutes north of Solon, in southeast Marion, Iowa, which is part of Cedar Rapids. This 11-acre dog park is a favorite spot for visitors and residents of Marion who want to exercise or socialize their pet. The primary area of the park is an eight-acre open space with plenty of space for your dog to play or chase a ball. Another section is reserved for training dogs who aren't ready to be in the general area yet, and there's a third area meant just for small dogs. The park provides visitors with waste removal supplies, seating, and water. All Cedar Rapids dog parks require permits to visit.36
North Ely
The city of Ely, Iowa is 20 minutes north of Solon, and in the northern part of town sits the Cheyenne Off-Leash Dog Park. The entire park takes up 13.8 acres, and that includes the main yard with walking trails, seating, and shelter. There is also a small dog yard for dogs under 15 inches and a separate area for training dogs. The park also provides visitors with waste disposal items as well as water for both humans and dogs. Like all Cedar Rapids dog parks, this one requires a permit to enter. It is just $6 for a daily pass or $32 for a yearly permit.24
University Area
Northwest Iowa City is just a 20-minute drive from Solon, and this is where the University of Iowa is located. It's also where the Thornberry Dog Park is found. This 12-acre off-leash dog park is part of Peninsula Park, and it features separate big and small dog sections. There is also a doggy playground and a training area. People with dogs who love to swim appreciate that there's an enclosed pond within the dog park where dogs can take a dip. Be sure to pick up a day pass for $5 or a yearly membership for $40. If your dog is spayed or neutered, you'll receive a $5 discount off of a yearly permit.12
Scott Park
The eastern city limits of Iowa City are less than a 20-minute drive from Solon, and this is where you'll find Rita's Ranch Dog Park at Scott Park. This park has two separate sections, and one of them is sometimes closed for maintenance. This beautiful park is quite spacious, and there are often small plastic pools set out for dogs to cool off in during the summer months. The park provides visitors with waste bags, and there is often drinking water available for dogs. Don't forget to pick up either a daily or yearly permit before you enter the park!0
Cedar River
Another portion of the network of former railway lines that have been converted into trails is found in Cedar Rapids, which is less than a half-hour drive from Solon. The Cedar Valley Nature Trail is an almost 68-mile trail that is part asphalt and part crushed stone. This trail passes through four counties, and it follows the line of the scenic Cedar River, so you're sure to be rewarded with astounding views during your walk with your dog. Be sure to keep your dog on a leash while you walk this trail, and always clean up after your pet.Frequently asked questions
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