Napa, CA

Dog walking in Napa

Book on-demand and scheduled walks with local dog walkers. Choose between a 20, 30, or 60-minute walk for your pup.

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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.

I m so happy Kingston got to spend time with you and get out and enjoy the sunshine! Thank you for your wonderful care and patience with the funny little guy.

Renee R.

Thank you so much Isabelle! That sounds perfect, Kingston is an older dog and has bad arthritis so a little walk is perfect. He loves people and treats and has become stubborn in his older years. Thank you for your patience with him.

Renee R.

Molly is awesome! Zebra loves her and looks forward to her calm demeanor. She s Zebra s medicine for exercise therapy. Thank you Molly!!

Molly C.

Molly is awesome! Not only is she friendly, caring and a great communicator, I can tell she loves my dog and enjoys her job. My dog Zee is incredibly happy and content in her hands and the second I mentioned her upcoming walk Zee is already waiting at the door making sounds of excitement!

Molly C.

Thanks again for your help. Much appreciation.

Pricilla M.

Thanks Mariah, really appreciate you jumping in on the fly to care for Kingston. The walker that was scheduled canceled at the last minute. You are a lifesaver. As always, thanks for the great care

Renee R.

Thanks Mariah! I m so happy Kingston got to spend time with you this evening. You really don t need to wash his bowl and clean the floor. You are above and beyond!

Renee R.

Sorry!

Renee R.

Thanks for taking i credible care of Kingston! Rain walks are not so easy

Renee R.

Amazing! Thanks for taking great care of Kingston. We hope to see you again!

Renee R.

Why book dog walker in Napa

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 Napa, 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. Napa, CA has "pawlenty" of parks and neighborhoods that your dog is itching to explore!

The best dog friendly neighborhoods
in Napa

Alta Vista

Alta Vista is an eastern neighborhood in Napa that is country in the middle of civilization. Dogs love living in Alta Vista. This neighborhood has several parks with miles of walking trails and acres of green grass. The Oxbow preserve runs along the Napa River, and reminds dog and person how truly priceless our natural world is.The park is accessible via McKenzie Drive. Dogs must be on leash on these trails. Grapes, which are poisonous for dogs, grow everywhere in Napa, so be mindful of that. The numerous shops and restaurants in Alta Vista serve mostly the biped, but the Oxbow Public Market tolerates cultured dogs on leashes in the open areas.

Linda Vista

The Linda Vista neighborhood is the entrance to the Alston Park located at 2099 Dry Creek. This large public park features an off-leash dog park. The fenced area gives dogs a chance to rub snouts with Napa dogs of all breeds. There is one enclosure for large and another for small dogs. Other parts of the park allow dogs to continue to walk leash-free as long as their human has taught them the proper etiquette of off-leash walking. The air of the park is fresh with the smell of rolling hillsides lush with grass, which is sure to please Fido’s ultra-sharp senses.

Soscol Gateway South

Soscol Gateway South is one of Napa’s few neighborhoods that is more commercial than residential. Soscol Gateway South has one of the two main pathways into the City. The neighborhood has a hotel with a large conference center, a large industrial park,and a college. Dogs know, though, that the best thing about the neighborhood is Kennedy Park located at 2295 Streblow. This park has fields that dogs are allowed to run leash-free. The park also has a skate park, playground, barbecue grills, and sand volleyball courts. The houses outside of the park have a few problems with crime, and dogs are pivotal in helping the police keep the pack safe.

Shurtleff

This neighborhood sits at the eastern border of Napa with Silverado Trail on the west, and Imola Avenue on the South. Shurtleff is almost entirely residential. There is a dog in almost every single family residence. Dogs live in duplexes, and even some apartments in Shurtleff. All dogs in Shurtleff are ready to wag a tail for a chance to visit the Shurtleff Park. This dog park is an open run area, so dogs that are well-trained and obey voice commands can safely enjoy this amount of freedom. The park is a pawesome destination for exercise on some soft green grass on leash.

Westwood

Westwood is located at the western border of Napa. This area has its roots in agriculture, particularly orchards. Dogs don’t live there as farm dogs any more, although they certainly do have plenty of op-paw-tunities to get some exercise! The Westwood Hills Regional Park is a destination to make a tail wag, and a human friend smile. This park has a 3-mile trail for dog and human to walk amidst the groves of oak trees. With an average of 260 days of sunshine a year in Napa, it is no wonder that human and dogs live happily ever after in Westwood.