Dog Walkers in Harvest

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Harvest

1. Dog Parks 0

   Population Density 571/sq mi

   #1 Harvest

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   Harvest is a combination of residential developments and farmland. This community includes an elementary and middle school, a few churches, and some small businesses. Near the shopping mall off Jeff Road NW, you'll find a pawesome natural area to explore with your pooch. Head to Harvest Square Recreational Preserve to enjoy the outdoors. This 69-acre Land Trust of North Alabama property has just over two miles of hiking trails, ponds, a picnic area, and an open field. Stroll on the scenic paths with your special pal. You'll need to keep them on a lead. Bring bags for waste and some water with you.
   Dog neighborhood? yay nay
2. Dog Parks 0

   Population Density 204/sq mi

   #2 Toney

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   The village of Toney is just two miles north of town. This small rural community has an elementary school, a church, and a residential development. You'll be able to walk on country roads with your four-footed friend out here. A pawesome place to visit in the area is Blue Water Springs Park. There are athletic fields, a fishing pond, and wooded space in this 40-acre facility. Hike on the footpath that wanders through the trees. You can also bring your pole and try fishing while your furry pal rests by your feet. Keep dogs on a lead or cord and collect any waste when you're here.
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3. Dog Parks 0

   Population Density 3,053/sq mi

   #3 Parkwood Estates

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   The neighborhood of Parkwood Estates in Huntsville is about ten miles southeast of Harvest. This community includes an educational facility, some commercial buildings, and residential developments. Just to the north of here, on Watson Drive NW, you'll find a furrific place to take Spot. Mastin Lake Park is a 31.7-acre facility that includes athletic fields, a playground, picnic areas, and a disc golf course. Catch a ball game or meander through the woods with your canine companion. Dogs are welcome in public parks if they're on a cord or leash at all times. Owners must be responsible for removing any droppings.
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4. Dog Parks 0

   Population Density 1,452/sq mi

   #4 Dunwoody Place Apartments

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   There are apartment complexes in the Dunwoody Place Apartments neighborhood of Huntsville. This community is about 10.5 miles southeast of Harvest. You'll find a shopping and entertainment district to the south. To treat your fur-baby to some recreation, head to the northern section of the Indian Creek Greenway. Connect to the paved trail at Providence School off Pawtucket Street NW. You and your special pal can stroll along the 0.8-mile path that leads through the woods and along Indian Creek. Keep pets on a lead for your jaunt. Carry some water and bags so that you can collect their droppings.
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5. Dog Parks 1

   Population Density 657/sq mi

   #5 Midtowne on the Park

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   Midtowne on the Park is about 10.9 miles south of Harvest. In this development, you'll find single-family homes. The planned community includes green space, two ponds, and a walking path where you and your four-footed friend can stretch your legs. There's a 71.9-acre facility on Harvestwood Court in the area. Bring your pup to Creekwood Park to visit the Madison Dog Park. Give your furry pal a chance to play with other pooches, then leash up for a walk together. You'll find a path that connects to the southern part of the Indian Creek Greenway Trail. Have bags to collect waste with you.
   Dog neighborhood? yay nay