Dog walking in Pine Bluff
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Best dog walkers in Pine Bluff
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Best dog walkers in Pine Bluff
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Why book a dog walker in Pine Bluff?
Is your pup ready for a stroll around the neighborhood? Find local dog walkers in Pine Bluff, AR who are background checked and vetted by Wag!. Easily schedule recurring walks ahead of time for days when you're in the office, or book on demand when you're out on the town and can't get home in time to walk your dog. Wag! is here to help you ensure your pup can enjoy the sniffs and sights around your Pine Bluff, AR neighborhood, even sending you pictures during the walk and notifications when your furry family member does their business.
The best dog friendly neighborhoods in Pine Bluff
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Linwood / Cottondale
You and your puppy pal will enjoy exploring the Delta Rivers Nature Center on the shores of the Arkansas River. There are 130 acres for exploring the wilderness, and unmarked nature trails crisscross the land. There aren’t maps or distinct trailheads, but leashed dogs are welcome in the walking areas. Outdoorsy types will love accessing Lake Langhofer and the Arkansas River from the Jefferson County Regional Park. Swimming, fishing, boating, and picnic areas will thrill the whole family. There’s also a playground, archery range, amphitheater, softball complex, and 18-hole golf course to round out the entertainment features. Overnight guests can stay at the Rising Star RV Park. Electric and water hookups are available. If you and Fido prefer to sleep under the stars, you can request a campsite with access to the pavilion, restrooms, showers, picnic sites and other amenities.
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Warbritton / Univ of Arkansas PB
The Lake Saracen Landing Park features picnic shelters with grills, and is a beautiful place for you and Fido to take a quick afternoon break. You’ll need to bring a leash and bags for the day. Stock up on water for you and your pooch before you start the stunning five-mile walking trail that surrounds the lake. There are plenty of places to fish, splash in the water, or sit down to admire nature along the pathway. The fur-iendly trail winds through an old rail car turned into a bridge over Caney Bayou, and continues to Golden Lion Park. This park has a pavilion, benches, and picnic tables for a brief rest before you pass by Brump Bayou’s 300-foot fishing pier and a wildlife viewing area.
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Ladd / Hooker
The longest bayou in the world runs through Pine Bluff. Water-loving dogs and their human paddlers can canoe or kayak down the gentle waters of Bartholomew Bayou from the Dr. Curtis Merrell Access Point. The parking area is located just off of I-530 at exit 43, with a small path leading to the concrete boat ramp. Paddlers can go about two miles upstream or downstream from the insertion point. The quiet wetlands corridor feels like a trip back in time, before urban development encroached on the greenbelt surrounding the Water Trail. Observe the abundant waterfowl, wading birds, turtles, and frogs as you and your tail-wagging friend paddle through the slow-moving waters of the bayou. You’ll also enjoy seeing the growth of young bald cypresses planted as part of a reforestation effort. After a long day of sightseeing, put your paws up at the Holiday Inn or Quality Inn, which both offer furrific accommodations for four-legged guests.
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City Center
The downtown area is host to a number of museums within easy walking distance of one another. The real draw for you and your fluffy friend is the thirteen murals that adorn the walls of downtown landmarks. A short walk will allow Fido to stretch his legs while you learn 200 years of Pine Bluff history as told through these amazing public works of art. If you need some grassy space to cool down hot paws from the walk, head on over to the nearby Hutson Park. This simple park houses a playscape and a small, grassy play area for pups. Bring along water for your canine companion, as there aren’t any dog-friendly drinking stations available.
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S Cherry St
Central Park is the home of the Bloom Tennis Center, but it also has a small walking path that's perfect for an afternoon walk with your pup. With trees for shade, and a
large grassy area for romping, this community park will be sure to make your pup's tail wag! This simple park also houses a playscape for the kids, and pavilions and picninc areas for an outside meal or rest in the shade. There are restrooms, but be sure to bring a bowl for your pup to get some water at the fountains, and some clean up bags to keep the park pristine.
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