Dog Walkers in Sun City West

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Sun City West

1. Dog Parks 0

   Population Density 2,173/sq mi

   #1 Old El Mirage

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   Does your dog just adore the park? If your car's trunk is a smorgasbord of tennis balls, frisbees, and everything canine, then The Old El Mirage neighborhood is calling you and your pup's name! Home to three on-leash parks, the Old El Mirage is a great place to walk or play with Fido. The Bicentennial Park (also known as Lizard Run) has a playground, short loop for walking, and a wide open field perfect for a game of fetch! Head a little further west and you'll find Three Star Park. This park has a sand volleyball court, basketball court, and a kids’ playground. For the four-legged kid, there's a picnic area ready for an on-leash walk of the park. There's also Floyd Gaines Park which is a great place for a relaxing picnic with your puppers.

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2. Dog Parks 1

   Population Density 2,152/sq mi

   #2 Johnson Meeker

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   Does your pup love to socialize off-leash? Then head over to the Johnson Meeker neighborhood! This neighborhood is home to Small Dog Park, which, despite its name, has two separate areas for both small and large dogs to play in a fenced-in area. The whole neighborhood agrees this park gets two paws up! After chasing other pups around all day, you and your doggo have probably worked up an appetite. One of the best spots in the city is the Crooked Putter Restaurant & Bar, a family owned and operated joint with a golf motif. Try the original putter burger, or go for the southwest burger, with thick-cut bacon and BBQ sauce. Your dog will fit right in at the Crooked Putter, which has outside seating for you to enjoy a meal with Fido.

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3. Dog Parks 0

   Population Density 2,216/sq mi

   #3 Sunglow

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   Does your dog need brisk walks every day to keep him happy and well-exercised? Sunglow is a great neighborhood to take a jaunt through the suburbs. You and your doggo can walk the loop around W Stardust Boulevard, wagging tails and waving hands at the neighbors. Halfway through the walk, you can stop at Razzle Berriez frozen yogurt for a healthy scoop of frozen yogurt with your 'pupsicle!' Be sure to clean up after your pup while you're exploring this neighborhood. No one likes a litterbug!

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4. Dog Parks None

   Population Density 2,558/sq mi

   #4 Spanish Garden

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   Does your dog feel just as home in the water as he does on land? Spanish Garden might be the neighborhood for your water-doggo! This neighborhood is tucked right up against The Agua Fria River, which offers mountainous trails to walk along the river's edge. Although there's no official trail here, it's still a beautiful place to take your dog when the sun's high in the sky. After walking along the river, it's time for some 'pup-corn.' Or, maybe a Sonoran wrap from Birt's Bistro? The restaurant is completely dog-friendly and has some of the best southwestern omelets in Arizona—topped with chorizo and green chili!

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5. Dog Parks 1

   Population Density 3,064/sq mi

   #5 Coyote Lakes

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   Does your dog feel more attuned to the city life? Across The Agua Fria River is the Coyote Lakes neighborhood, which hugs Sun City West's sister city, Sun City Grand. Your dog can get some fun off-leash play time at Duffeeland Dog Park. Duffeeland is brand new and plays host to dogs and their loving owners all throughout the day! Of course, after chasing tails around all day, you'll want to find a place where they say, 'bone appetit!' Your first stop could be at the Hurricane Grill & Wings. This is a place where you shouldn't order a salad (get the wings instead -- they're great!) and Fido is welcome to pop a squat on the deck outside with a water bowl. Also pet-friendly in Coyote Lakes is Ann's Bistro & Bar, which serves delicious, authentic Cantonese dishes.

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