Dog Walkers in Clearwater Beach

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Clearwater Beach

1. Dog Parks 0

   Population Density 3,075/sq mi

   #1 Mandalay Avenue

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   This Clearwater Beach neighborhood is home to a small but lovely park where you can walk your dog on-leash: McKay Park. This park has flat and paved pathways, and there are plenty of trees to keep the park cool on hot days. Bring water and doggy bags, and enjoy walking here with your pup. If you want to get something to eat with your dog after the park, head over to Cooter’s! Dogs are welcome on their outdoor patio, and the staff will greet your pooch with a bowl of water. As your dog quenches their thirst, you can dine on delicious and fresh Florida seafood!

   Dog neighborhood? yay nay
2. Dog Parks 1

   Population Density 2,787/sq mi

   #2 New Athens City

   36

   Want to let your dog play off-leash? Head over to Happy Tails Dog Park in Dunedin’s New Athens City neighborhood. Located nine miles from Clearwater Beach, this dog park has two fenced-in, separate areas for large and small dogs. Both areas have agility equipment for your pup to play on, and there’s drinking water available for both dogs and humans. If you want to give your dog a special treat after the dog park, take them over to Natural Pet. This locally-owned pet store offers high-quality natural food and treats for dogs in addition to a ton of dog toys. Your pup will love picking out a present for themselves at this furrific shop!

   Dog neighborhood? yay nay
3. Dog Parks 1

   Population Density 5,008/sq mi

   #3 Glenwood

   24

   Glenwood is home to another furrific off-leash area, Crest Lake Dog Park. This huge dog park is only four miles from Clearwater Beach, and it has three separate fenced areas: one for small dogs, one for medium-sized dogs, and one for large dogs. All of these areas have plenty of space for your dog to run around as well as shade trees. If your dog gets thirsty while they play, water is available. If you want to go for a longer walk after your pup is finished at the dog park, put them back on their leash and take them for a stroll on the half-mile path that circles Crest Lake.

   Dog neighborhood? yay nay
4. Dog Parks 1

   Population Density 5,331/sq mi

   #4 Sand Key Club

   12

   Just two miles down the road from Clearwater Beach, you’ll find Sand Key Dog Park, a pawesome place to let your pup play off-leash! Like most dog parks, this one has separate areas for large and small breeds. Both areas have grassy fields that are perfect for frolicking or games of fetch. Water is available for thirsty pooches. Want to grab some grub with your pup after playing at the park? Head over to Columbia Restaurant. This restaurant has been serving delicious Spanish and Cuban dishes since 1905! Your pup is welcome to join you on the restaurant’s two outdoor decks.

   Dog neighborhood? yay nay
5. Dog Parks 0

   Population Density 3,135/sq mi

   #5 Lake Highlander

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   Want to take your dog for a stroll through a peaceful, wooded park? Head over to Hammock Park, which is just eight miles from Clearwater. This park has numerous flat, dirt trails that go through beautiful forests filled with native trees. The trails also pass by a lovely creek. Dogs are welcome on-leash in this tranquil park. If all that walking makes you hungry, bring your pup with you to Downtown Deli & Café. This café allows dogs on their outdoor patio and serves dishes inspired by the 50 states, including Florida blueberry pancakes, California huevos rancheros, New York bodega egg sandwiches, and much more.

   Dog neighborhood? yay nay