Dog Walkers in Ivoryton

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Ivoryton

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   Population Density 563/sq mi

   #1 Essex Village

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   The southeastern corner of Essex is only three miles from Ivoryton, and this area is where the Paw Dog Park at Viney Hill is located. This beautiful dog park is quite spacious, and it includes a separate small dog area as well as agility equipment. There are water fountains, waste disposal supplies, and seating in the park, too. The rest of Viney Hill Park is a 104-acre space with numerous opportunities for enjoying the outdoors with your family. There are also seven walking trails throughout the park, and your dog is welcome to join you in all of these areas if they're on a leash.
   
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   Population Density 449/sq mi

   #2 Lockwood Lake

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   The Ethel Peters Recreational Complex is a massive facility with an abundance of activities just waiting to be enjoyed, and it's only seven miles from Ivoryton. Located in central Clinton, Connecticut, the Ethel Peters Recreational Complex is also home to Bailey's Dog Park. This large dog park doesn't include separate areas for dogs of different weights, so be prepared for your dog to interact with dogs of all sizes. There are water bowls positioned throughout the park, but be sure to bring your own water to fill them. You'll also find lots of seating, buckets of dog toys, waste disposal supplies, and picnic tables in the park.
   
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   Population Density 331/sq mi

   #3 West Middlefield

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   Middlefield is another town in Middlesex County, and the western edge of the city is less than 30 miles from Ivoryton. This area is also home to the Middlefield Dog Park, a peaceful and clean neighborhood off-leash space. The Middlefield Dog Park has separate enclosures for big and small dogs, and there are also seating areas and waste disposal supplies in the park. There are usually water bowls throughout the park, but be sure to bring your own water to fill them. The dog park opened in 2009 after volunteers worked tirelessly to make it happen, and it sits on more than an acre of land.
   
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   Population Density 248/sq mi

   #4 Old Amston Road

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   The Colchester Dog Park can be found just 25 miles north of Ivoryton in the northeastern corner of Colchester, Connecticut. This dog park opened in 2010, and it features separate enclosures for big and small dogs. The park has a double-gated entry system as an added safety measure, and there are grassy areas as well as wood chip surfaces throughout the park. You'll also find plenty of seating for pet parents, as well as water bowls and waste disposal supplies. This two-acre park is open daily from sunrise until half an hour before sunset. Volunteers run Colchester Dog Park, and you can purchase a personalized brick to support the park.
   
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   Population Density 2,107/sq mi

   #5 Griswoldville / South Wethersfield

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   In just half an hour, you and Sparky can drive to the Mill Woods Park Dog Park in southern Wethersfield, Connecticut. Mill Woods Dog Park has a general area for all dogs, as well as a separate section just for small or timid dogs. There is running water available in the park, as well as lots of seating, waste disposal supplies, and tennis balls to chase. The rest of Mill Woods Park is a 122-acre recreational facility that includes a Little League stadium, a skate park, a swimming pond, playgrounds, walking trails, and more. Your dog can accompany you to other areas of Mill Woods Park, but they must be on a leash!
   
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