Dog Walkers in Clearlake

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Clearlake

1. Dog Parks 0

   Population Density 3,345/sq mi

   #1 Southwest Clearlake

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   Head over to the Redbud Park for a pawsome day out with Fido. This park sits on Clear Lake and has tons of amenities to enjoy, like a baseball field, picnic area with BBQs, a boat launch, and fishing pier. The park is shaded by trees, plus it offers restrooms and a nice paved path that Fido can use for a fun walk alongside you. There are benches that line the lake where you and Fido can rest and get a nice view as you do so. Keep your pup on a leash while visiting this dogtatic park together. 
   
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2. Dog Parks 0

   Population Density 428/sq mi

   #2 Olympic

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   Austin Park is a dogtastic park that sits along the lake and has some pawsome amenities for you and your pup. The park is filled with a picnic area with BBQs, restrooms, and a gazebo for shade. There is plenty of grass for fetch, trees for shade, and benches that are scattered throughout the park to sit on and relax. There is a paved trail that you both can use for a nice walk together. Make sure your pup stays on a leash at this great park, and don't forget your clean-up bags!
   
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3. Dog Parks 0

   Population Density 2,404/sq mi

   #3 North Lower Lake

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   Fido will love visiting the Anderson Marsh State Historic Park with you. This beautiful park has a picnic area, wildlife viewing, cultural sites, boating, and hiking trails you both can go and explore. The park is open from sunrise to sunset, giving you both enough time to hike and explore the park together. The park sits along the Clear Lake and has the Molesworth Creek running through it where your dog can stop to cool down and get some water. While at this dogtastic park, keep Fido on a leash especially since there is a lot of natural wildlife running around. Located in Lower Lake and only four miles out of Clearlake, your pup will love checking out this new park.
   
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   Population Density 24/sq mi

   #4 Deer Hill

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   Grab your dog and check out the Conestoga Trail for a great hike together. This hilly hike will give you and Fido more than enough exercise but also give you a beautiful view while you hike. The trail is made up of packed dirt to give you an easier time hiking, but make sure to bring plenty of water along since none is available on the trail.  There is a lot of natural wildlife in the area, so keep your dog on a leash for the entire hike. Located in Hidden Valley Lake, and only twelve miles from Clearlake, your dog will love hiking along this trail with you. 
   
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   Population Density 59/sq mi

   #5 Hidden Valley Lake

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   The Ravenhill Park is a great park to get a walk in at with your four-legged friend. The park offers tons of room for activities and is filled with a playground, restrooms, and a paved trail that you both can use for a walk together. Part of the park has a cover over it to help keep you shaded while visiting. Another pawsome place to visit is the Dog Beach Park that sits on the Hidden Valley Lake. Here, Fido is welcome to roam around off leash and splash around. The park is at the bottom of a hill, so Fido can get some exercise on his way to splashing in the lake. Located in Hidden Valley Lake, this is a great neighborhood to be in with Fido.
   
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