San Luis is an agricultural based community right on the border of Arizona and Mexico, and backed by vast deserts and high mountain ridges. This small town offers an affordable area to live with a diverse retail experience and open-air markets. Most of downtown is safely walkable for humans and pups, and outside of the neighborhood, there are lots of parks, open space, and 1 animal hospital.
The Joe Orduño Park is the largest park in the city and home to the city's main recreational and outdoor area. Besides a pool, the park has 3 fenced-in baseball fields and a soccer field, connected by paved walkways that wind through the park. Dogs can play in the enclosed fields, or enjoy their time outside in the open areas and have access to features like water fountains, trash bins, clean-up stations, picnic tables, a pavilion, and benches.
Friendship Park is another great park to take Fido to play on some grassy terrain in a safe, fenced-in setting. The park is completely enclosed with secure gates, but still requires dogs to stay on a leash inside the park. There's also a playground, benches, picnic tables, and trash bins available.
San Luis is growing fast, and continues to grow in human and dog population. This puptown is quickly becoming the best place to walk and make new friends for your dog.