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- Asbury Lake, FL
Dog walking in Asbury Lake
Book on demand and scheduled walks with local dog walkers
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What is Wag!?
Wag! is the nation's fastest-growing network of pre-screened and insured pet sitters and dog walkers. In less than 15 minutes you can book a nearby dog sitter, daycare provider, or dog walker, who'll take complete care of your loved one - at their place or yours.
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Hi I'm Derek! I'm an avid dog enthusiast who has been around dogs my entire life. Whether it was my rottweiler Titus in Laramie Wyoming, or my golden doodles Bo and Zeke in Glenwood Springs Colorado, I have never not had a dog! During summers several neighbors and friends of the family would have me dog sit and house sit for them which I always enjoyed. Its hard to imagine life without our furry friends!
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Hey there, Kaye is the name paws are my game. I have been dog walking since 2010 and loving animals all of my life. I will love and care for your fur baby better than my own and do my best not to replace you as their favorite human. Can't wait to meet and hang out with your bestie!
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Dog Walking in Asbury Lake
The unincorporated community of Asbury Lake -- also known as Lake Asbury -- is the pawfect place for pet owners who love nature. If you’re searching for a new place to settle down, you’ll be happy to know that many of the homes in this rural, residential area feature large yards where your pooch can play off-leash anytime! The only veterinary clinic in this community is for horses, though, so you’ll need to drive over to Middleburg to find quality care for your pooch.
Asbury Lake is nestled next to the Black Creek Ravines Conservation Area, where you and your furry friend can explore the day away. This preserve features more than 900 acres of scenic wilderness and offers family-friendly activities like horseback riding, wildlife watching, fishing, boating, and much more. Keep your eyes peeled; you might even see a bald eagle!
Lake Asbury itself is also a beautiful place to watch the sunset with your pup pal, or cast a few lines while Fido relaxes at your feet. If you’re a fishing enthusiast, you’ll be pawsitively delighted with some of the species you can catch here. Some locals note that only residents are allowed to fish here, though, so make sure you obtain special permission before embarking on your lakeside adventure.Best Dog Neighborhoods in Asbury Lake
Jacksonville
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Dog Parks
Population DensityJacksonville
48As an Asbury Lake resident, you are only thirty miles away from one of the largest cities in Florida: Jacksonville. This puts you at an extreme advantage because Jacksonville is home to a staggering eleven dog parks! But that’s not all -- Jacksonville is also home to plenty of restaurants, stores and activity centers such as art galleries that welcome dogs of all breeds and sizes. In addition to all the dog parks, the city also has one park that is seldom seen in other cities, a doggie pool park! This park’s sole purpose is to cool off dogs on hot summer days and provide them clean water to splash and swim in.
Gainesville
36Dog ParksPopulation DensityGainesville
36Although Gainesville is a little over 50 miles from Asbury Lake, the long drive is definitely worth it. Gainesville is not only home to some of the best restaurants and largest shopping centers in Florida, but it houses five dog parks! If you decide to take the plunge and spend your day in Gainesville, you will be able to choose from Haisley Lynch Park, Kanapaha Botanical Gardens, Forest Park, Possum Creek Dog Park, Squirrel Ridge Park and Dogwood Park. All the parks listed are off-leash, but if you plan on walking around the city or going to a shopping center, make sure you take a leash, doggie poop bags and a water bowl.
Fernandina Beach
24Dog ParksPopulation DensityFernandina Beach
24If you’ve explored all the dog parks in your area, it is time to make the 62-mile drive to Fernandina Beach. Fernanda Beach is home to two dog parks, in addition to many dog-friendly venues, activities, and restaurants. While at Fernandina Beach make sure you visit the Nassau Humane Society Dog Park. This park has multiple grassy areas and pools separated by dog size. The second park you must visit is the Fernandina Beach Main Park. The park side of the Fernandina Beach Main Park is off-leash but the beach side of the park is on-leash.
St. Augustine
12Dog ParksPopulation DensitySt. Augustine
12In comparison to Asbury Lake, four dog parks must seem like a quite a large number. However, St. Augustine is not only home to four dog parks. Located approximately 38 miles from Asbury Lake, the drive to St. Augustine is definitely worth it! Spend your time at one of the dog parks, head to one of the many dog beaches or spend your day at a dog-friendly venue. There is no shortage of things to do with your pup in St. Augustine. Just remember to take your own doggie poop bags and a leash for the on-leash activities within the city.
Fountain Drive
0Dog ParksPopulation DensityFountain Drive
0Although Orange Park does not have many dog parks, it makes up for it with its one tremendous dog park, Poochie’s Swim and Play Park. Located only 15 miles away from Asbury Lake, Poochie’s Swim and Play Park is one of the most fun parks your dog will ever set paws in! This completely fenced-in park is off-leash and welcomes dogs of all ages and breeds. Unlike other dog parks, there is not a large grassy area to play in, but there is a blue pool that will remind you of a beautiful blue lagoon for your dog to swim and splash in!
