Dog walking in Maricopa
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Why book dog walker in Maricopa
Busy Pet Parents sometimes need a hand when it comes to ensuring their pup is getting the potty breaks and exercise they need. That's where Wag! comes in! Local Maricopa, CA dog walkers are background checked and registered on the Wag! platform, ready to take your dog on an adventure when you need them. Your dog can make a friend in the neighborhood, and you can re-book with the same dog walker easily in the app. Maricopa, CA has "pawlenty" of parks and neighborhoods that your dog is itching to explore!

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in Maricopa
Unable to take your dog on a walk today? Dog walkers through Wag! are available to care for your pup whenever you’re not. Every dog walker has passed an enhanced background check. Get photos and updates on where your dog poops and pees while you follow along via GPS in the app.
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Maricopa
The pup-friendly Maricopa City Park on San Joaquin Street is a small pocket park that features a playground for the kiddos, a paved walking path, and lots of shade trees. The surface is a combination of sand and grass, and there is a water fountain to keep the thirst under control for humans and doggos. There are several picnic tables in the park, some of which are under a shady shelter with grills nearby for that al fresco meal with your furry friend! Benches and low walls along the sidewalk-style path are pawrfect for a sit under the trees with Fido and a book or cup of coffee, and the park is within an easy walking distance from downtown. It’s a furtastic little park!
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McKittrick/ Mettler
Taft is Maricopas’s neighbor to the northeast, and it’s in this Taft neighborhood that you’ll find the Buena Vista Park, located on 86-acre Lake Evans. Open year-round, the pet-friendly campground features 112 RV and tent sites, each of which includes electric and other hookups, picnic tables, and grills. A marina has a boat launch for your trips out on the lake with Fido, and free drinkable water is available. You and your fur-pup will have a pawtastic time walking the bike path that meanders through the campground and along the lakeshore, while the kiddos play at the playground! And with access to the Aquatic Recreational Area on Lake Webb, just south on Ironbark Road, you’ll find plenty to do!
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Taft City Center
Taft’s City Center neighborhood is home to the Taft Sunset Rail Trail, which has its endpoints at 2nd Street just west of Hillard Street, totaling about 1.5 miles. The asphalt surface makes it pawrfect for walking, biking and skating with the fur-pup in tow, and it’s wheelchair-accessible. A public parking lot is conveniently located at the trailhead on the corner of 2nd Street and Main. And while you’re in the neighborhood, head over to La Salsa Fresh Mexican Grill on Kern Street, where you’ll find an outdoor table waiting and a menu full of traditional Mexican fare, including overstuffed grilled burritos with all the usual side delicacies, and freshly made crispy salads in tortilla shells. Ole´!
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Lebec
Lebec is a small community to the southeast of Maricopa, and it’s where you’ll find Fort Tejon State Historic Park. The pet-friendly park is primarily a historic site and it contains opportunities for you and your leashed fur-pup to explore the old adobe structures amid meadows and grasslands that are the habitats for a wide variety of wildlife from insects to deer to raptors. A freshwater marsh and creek attract many animals, and the oak woodlands provide forage and shelter. Be sure to keep the pup leashed when wandering in these areas! Interactive paths loop through the fort and several picnic areas are located near the visitor center at the entrance off Lebec Road. For an adventure that is slightly different from hiking through desert and forest, a visit to Fort Tejon State Park is pawrfect!

Matilija Springs/ Wheeler Springs
This neighborhood in Frazier Park provides the closest access to Los Padres National Forest. For those living or visiting in Maricopa, its a distance of about 10 miles, although the physical address of the Forest is in Ojai, on the south side of the park almost 50 miles away. Los Padres stretches east from Monterey on the coast, and there are mountain summits and ridges in the park where you can see the ocean to the west and the Channel Islands beyond. Almost 2 million acres, the park contains numerous wilderness areas as well as developed recreation areas, some with campgrounds. The Reyes Peak Campground sits on the side of a ridge and consists of 6 sites which include fire rings, tables and BBQ grills. The campground features furtastic views and several trails lead from it, including the Reyes Peak Trail where you and your always- leashed fur-buddy will likely be treated to the appearance of hawks and other birds, as well as deer, bear and coyote. Woofderful!











