Dog Walkers in Marana

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Marana

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   Population Density 118/sq mi

   #1 North Marana

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   San Lucas Community Dog Park is a pretty spacious park that is perfect for running freely and exercising with your pup. It includes two separate areas -- one for small dogs and the other one for large dogs. In the park, you can find small and large buckets with water provided for the doggos. There are plenty of trees that provide shade over the park which makes it the place to be on those hot summer days! Make sure you bring some waste bags to keep the park clean. The park is fenced and has plenty of parking and a children's playground in the vicinity. 

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   Population Density 4,413/sq mi

   #2 Flowing Wells

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   Just 17 miles away from Marana is another park that you can visit located in Flowing Wells, Tucson. Christopher Columbus Dog Park is a completely equipped, enclosed off-leash park that has everything that you and your pup might need. You can find shade here, a water fountain for dogs, picnic tables and waste stations. Moreover, the park is lit in the evenings, which makes it the perfect place for night strolls. Smaller pups have a separate, safe place to play. You'll also find plenty of toys for Fido to play with here! There is lake outside of the park, which has a magnificent view, but unfortunately pets can't swim there.
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   Population Density 2,465/sq mi

   #3 South Oro Valley

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   James D. Kriegh Park Dog Park is around 19 miles away from Marana, located in South Oro Valley. This fenced, off-leash park isn't very big, but don't fret just yet! You can find everything you need here for your pooch. The park includes a water drinking station and benches so you can watch over your pup as he plays and socializes with other dogs. The park has a couple of waste stations, too, and trees that cover almost half of the park in shade. The ground is sandy and gentle on your pup's paws!  

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   Population Density 2,386/sq mi

   #4 Mona Lisa Village

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   Approximately 15 miles away from Marana, in the Mona Lisa Village neighborhood of Casas Adobes, Arizona, there is yet another dog park that you can check out with your dog. The park is properly enclosed, so your pup can freely run off-leash and get some mutts-needed exercise here. There are benches and picnic tables here for your comfort, and there are some trees that provide shade in the park. Small breeds need not worry about ruffhousing with the big boys -- they get a separate space to play. Water and waste bags are also available here, so all you need to bring is plenty of energy!
   
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   Population Density 5,021/sq mi

   #5 Northwest Tucson

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   In Northwest Tucson, approximately 21 miles from Marana, you'll find Sixth Avenue Dog Park. This park is not too large but it offers lots of amenities for your pooch. This fenced, off-leash park has a double-gated entry system for extra security. The ground is partially grassy, partially sandy, which is good for your pups' paws. Water, waste stations, and plenty of tennis balls are provided -- everything you and your pup need to enjoy the pawfect day out! You can chill at the picnic tables while your pal plays. Keep in mind, though, that the park doesn't provide separate areas for small and large dogs, so if you have a timid pup, this might not be the best place to play.

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