Dog Walkers in Menlo Park

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Menlo Park

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   Population Density 4,861/sq mi

   #1 Stanford Hills

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   If you’re looking for a quick, dog-friendly bite near Stanford University, you should head to Eric’s Gourmet in Stanford Hills. It’s a quick, deli location that prizes fresh ingredients and fast service. You can eat at one of the outdoor tables and keep your dog close at hand to enjoy the meal with you. After you eat, head out to Stanford Hills Park for a walk under the trees. The park is a great place to go if you want to stretch during a lunch break and give your dog a chance to enjoy the beautiful weather that’s common in the area.
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   Population Density 1,926/sq mi

   #2 Sharon Heights

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   The Menlo Park neighborhood of Sharon Heights is home to Sharon Park. This adult park is an oasis in the city, with a water feature in the center and a great set of walking paths that make the most of the small space. It’s perfect for working up an appetite for another key attraction of the neighborhood: Madera. This restaurant has a dog-friendly patio and upscale food offerings perfect for the discerning palette. Enjoy a duck salad or something from the wood-burning grill. Your dog can enjoy his fine selections of water bowls, and an evening in the company of his favorite human.

   
   

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   Population Density 5,984/sq mi

   #3 Downtown Menlo Park

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   Downtown Menlo Park is packed with things to sniff, places to romp, and food to enjoy. Start early in the morning with an off leash romp at Nealon Park. From 8am to 10am, pups are welcome to play off leash in the baseball field, and it’s quite the social hour! After that, enjoy a meal at Left Bank, known for their house made sausages and pate. If you want something else, Stacks is an All-American breakfast and lunch restaurant that’s sure to please your pup. Finish with an on leash walk at Burgess Park for the perfect exercise-food-exercise day sandwich.

   
   

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   Population Density 3,006/sq mi

   #4 Bayfront

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   Bayfront Park in the Bayfront neighborhood is the place to take your high energy dog. Your pup has to stay on leash, but there’s enough to see and do at this park that that won’t even matter! Bayfront Park is a rambling, large park full of trails. You can walk down by the water for spectacular views of San Francisco Bay. If your dog wants something tougher (and you can keep up), there are also a selection of challenging trails for someone looking to get their workout in today. No matter what trails you’re enjoying, bring your own water and water bowl for your pup, as it’s pretty far from the nearest fountain out there!

   
   

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   Population Density 19,713/sq mi

   #5 Downtown North

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   Downtown North in Menlo Park has Willow Oaks Dog Park, and it’s a great destination for your dog! One word of warning for small dog owners: the park is one area for all, meaning large dogs and small dogs share space. If your pup gets overwhelmed by giants (or if you have a big dog who loves to chase the littles) this may not be your perfect park. Most dogs, however, love the chance to be social. The park itself also has tennis courts and a small playground outside of the dog area. It’s truly a destination for the whole family!

   
   
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