Dog Walkers in Oracle

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Oracle

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   Population Density 1,228/sq mi

   #1 Linda Vista Citrus

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   Linda Vista Citrus is a spacious neighborhood south of downtown, occupying almost two blocks and featuring recreation areas as well as school and churches. The neighborhood is also home to two parks: Dennis Weaver Park and James D. Kriegh Park, which is the only off-leash dog park in the area. You are welcome to bring your pooch to this secure, fenced park with double-gated entry. The place is not divided into sections for small and large pooches, but has well-maintained paved paths, picnic tables, tunnels and equipment to train your mutt. You'll also find drinking fountains for thirsty pooches; all you need to bring is some doggie waste bags!

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   Population Density 3,594/sq mi

   #2 San Lucas

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   The San Lucas neighborhood is located on the northern periphery of Marana, off Marana Estates. This is a small and cozy place with tiny parks dotted all over the area. All the dining and shopping facilities are located a short car ride away, either in the city center or Marana Estates. While you're here, you'll want to visit the San Lucas Community Dog Park, which is a specially designated place for furry friends to play off-leash and enjoy their doggy lives. The park is not huge, but has enough room to play and romp, featuring separate areas with grass and gravel. Lots of shade is available at the park, but you will have to bring water with you.
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   Population Density 827/sq mi

   #3 Catalina State Park

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   Catalina State Park is a huge, green oasis in southern Arizona which is home to recreation areas, parks and mountain peaks. Even though the place belongs to the city of Tucson, the park is conveniently located between Oro Valley and Catalina, which makes it easily accessible when traveling. Plenty of hiking, biking and birding trails are waiting to be discovered by you and your pup. You will have enough room and to roam, with more than 5,000 acres of wild streams, magnificent canyons and welcoming foothills. Gear up your good boy or girl and take some water with you before heading for an unforgettable adventure to gorgeous mountains and wilderness!
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   Population Density 3,124/sq mi

   #4 Christopher Columbus Park

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   Located between a number of small and medium-sized neighborhoods in the northwestern part of Tucson, Christopher Columbus Park is a beautiful place to find a retreat with your pooch. Located near the Silverbell Lake, the park is just perfect for off-leash swimming and splashing. Your mutt will have a blast burning all his energy at the specially designated area protected by a high fence. No need to bring water with you; water doggie fountains are spread all over the area. Locals love taking their pups for a day off to the park and staying until dusk, so if you are looking for some great company, you will find it in Christopher Columbus Dog Park!

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   Population Density 5,924/sq mi

   #5 Northwest Tucson

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   Northwest Tucson is a dog-friendly neighborhood which features shopping and dining venues for locals and visitors. The neighborhood is densely populated, but has managed to reserve a spot as a small, fenced, off-leash area for dogs – Sixth Avenue Dog Park. This is a small park, but it is big enough to have an amazing day out with your pal! In the summer, the park also provides swimming pools where dogs can cool off and enjoy the weather. Apart from the park, the neighborhood also boasts two dog-friendly eateries, and both are worth visiting! Wild Garlic Grill on 1st Avenue has an outstanding menu and dog-friendly outdoor tables. Or, try Sausage Deli, which is happy to serve traditional cuisine to you and your pal at the outdoor tables.
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