Dog Walkers in Saraland

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Saraland

1. Dog Parks 0

   Population Density 1,178/sq mi

   #1 Olde Oak Apartments

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   This neighborhood is home to Amelia Park, a great place to take your dog for an on-leash walk. This city park has a paved walking trail that takes you past the park’s playground and sports fields. The trail also passes by a historic tank. Bring doggy bags and water for your pup, and have fun walking here! If you want to get a bite to eat after the park, head to Wintzells Oyster House. Sit at one of their dog-friendly outdoor tables, and enjoy their oysters on the half-shell, Cajun-inspired seafood dishes, red beans and rice, and po’boys. Bone Appetit!

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2. Dog Parks 0

   Population Density 1,887/sq mi

   #2 Parkhill

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   When you’re in Parkhill, you won’t want to miss Mobile Botanical Gardens. Located 14 miles from Saraland, this lovely botanical garden allows dogs on-leash. While you’re here, you and your dog can go for a stroll on the park’s woodland trail. You can also wander around cultivated gardens filled with native plants, and you can walk through a unique longleaf forest. If you want a pick-me-up after the garden, head to Carpe Diem Coffee & Tea. This café allows leashed dogs to accompany their humans at the outdoor tables, and they serve tasty hot and cold coffee drinks, pastries, sandwiches, and homemade desserts.

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   Population Density 903/sq mi

   #3 Volanta View

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   If you’re searching for a pawesome off-leash area for your dog, check out Fairhope Dog Park. This dog park is 27.5 miles from Saraland, and it features two separate areas: one for large dogs and one for small dogs. Both areas have lots of space for dogs to run and play, and they’re filled with trees that keep the park shady and cool. There’s also a kiddie pool your dog where your dog can splash around on those hot Alabama days. If all this excitement makes your dog thirsty, a water fountain is available. Your dog will always have fun at this park!

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   Population Density 2,785/sq mi

   #4 Lyons Park

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   Lyons Park is home to Tricentennial Park, a great place to take your dog for an on-leash walk. Located 12 miles from Saraland, this park has a flat, paved walking trail that’s perfect for leisurely strolls. This trail loops around a scenic pond that’s filled with wildlife. Bring doggy bags and water with you, and enjoy walking with your dog here. If you want to get your dog a special treat after the park, check out MyHappyDog123. This local pet shop sells human-grade pet food and treats, and they have fun dog toys. Your dog is sure to love shopping here!

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   Population Density 385/sq mi

   #5 Fort McDermott

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   If you’re searching for a furrific place to take your dog for a hike, try Meaher State Park, located a bone's throw outside the Fort McDermott neighborhood. This 1,327-acre park is 17 miles from Saraland, and it has two nature trails and a boardwalk to explore with your dog. Both the trails and the boardwalk offer stunning views of the Mobile Delta. You and your dog will both have a pawsitively amazing time hiking here! After the park, continue your fun day out with lunch at Ed’s Seafood Shed. Sit at one of their dog-friendly outdoor tables, and enjoy Cajun-style seafood dishes, including gumbo, oyster po’boys, and fried shrimp.

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