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The best dog friendly neighborhoods in Waterbury
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Burnt Hill
The residential neighborhood of Burnt Hill is home to the Lewis Fulton Memorial Park. This is the largest of the city’s major parks, occupying nearly 70 acres. Featured here are scenic paths for walking and biking, with your furry bestie in tow on a leash. It also features access to 2 ponds connected by a small stream. There is a playground, and areas for basketball and softball. This popular park is a laid-back oasis for city-dwellers and visitors alike, including Fido. Nearby is Frankie’s Hot Dogs where you can share a meal with your pup at one of their outside tables. They feature fried seafood and burgers and (of course) hot dogs. Bone apetit!
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East Mountain
The East Mountain neighborhood is home to East Mountain Park, which is adjacent to the East Mountain Reservoir. There is a walkway around the park’s perimeter for long strolls with your canine companion and don’t forget to stop along way for spectacular views of the reservoir. Or take in a basketball game being played on one of the park’s fenced courts. If all this walking and cheering makes you hungry and thirsty, share an outdoor table at Frankie’s Family Restaurant where American food is transformed into something for every taste, including your dog-eared pal. Note that there is no wait service, so your dog must be tied outside while you go in to order. for something different, try a grinder or salad at Nardelli’s Grinder Shoppe, shareable with your pup at their outside tables.
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Long Hill
The Long Hill neighborhood is home to Lakewood Park, a large dog-friendly park where families gather for various playground and sports attractions. The main attraction for Mr. Fido, however, is the vast expanse of green lawn, both shaded and unshaded. He must be on leash, but he will love walks, lying in the grass with his best human, and sharing lunch or dinner at one of the 9 grills. Rest rooms and water fountains fill out the park’s features. Another park in Long Hill is City Mills Park, a family-oriented space that is dog-friendly. With lots of open area for strolling, playing and lounging with your canine companion on-leash, it also is the site of ball fields and a playground.
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S Main St/ S Leonard St
This neighborhood is host to the Waterbury portion of the Hop Brook Lake Recreation Area, a park that is also shared by the adjacent communities of Middlebury and Naugutuck. Covering 16.4 square miles, the park surrounds the lake which offers access to 21 acres of stocked fishing, swimming, sailing and paddling. Our dog-eared friends must be leashed, but are permitted in all parts of the lake and park. The park contains over 7 miles of hiking trails that wind through woodland and pasture, along with picnic shelters for a meal with Fido. The lake’s feeder brooks provide ample area to walk and watch for wildlife, like birds and deer. Take your furry bestie out for a day at Hop Brook! Woof!
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Mixville/ W Cheshire
Cheshire, a community just a few miles southeast of Waterbury, houses the Cheshire Dog Park, a 2-acre, fenced space made just for pups! Fido can run free and off-leash here, and will have fun trying out the agility equipment. There are separate small and “all” dog areas, and the park provides a waste container system that makes it easy to pick up after your pup. A doggy water fountain for thirsty pups and benches for the humans have been scheduled to be installed as soon as possible. Bring your buddy’s leash because he must have it on while entering and leaving the park, and he must display visible license and rabies tags.
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