Dog Walkers in Miami Gardens

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Miami Gardens

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   Population Density 7,656/sq mi

   #1 West Miami Gardens

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   West Miami Gardens has not one, but two amazing parks for you and your dog to visit! Start with a trip to Lake Stevens Park. This park is perfect for dogs and owners who just want a quiet walk. What the park lacks in amenities, it makes up in great views over the water and the ability to step out of bustling West Miami Gardens and just be in nature. If you need to entertain the whole family, North Glade Park is a better option. This park has a playground and some picnic tables that make a great base camp. You can walk the dog while the kids tear up the playground.  

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   Population Density 6,085/sq mi

   #2 Andover

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   The simply named Dog Park in Andover is a doggie dream come true. The area is fenced, allowing your pup to romp and play off leash! There’s nothing more woofderful than watching your pet run all that energy away! The park is frequently busy, so you’ll want to make sure your dog is social, and comfortable with a potential crowd. This park is big on space and low on other enrichment activities. Bringing a ball or a frisbee is a great way to make the most of your pet’s time at the park. Remember water and a doggie bowl, too!

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   Population Density 7,768/sq mi

   #3 Carol City

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   A. J. King Park in Carol City is one of Miami Garden’s finest parks, and features an extensive play area for children. Dogs will be more drawn to the open, grassy spaces of this park. There’s also a baseball field that your pup can explore whenever it’s not in use. Dogs should stay leashed in this park, and you should bring along a water bowl so your dog can make use of the fountains. This park can be busy, especially after school gets out. If your dog is shy around crowds, this park is best used in the early morning or evening.

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   Population Density 5,949/sq mi

   #4 Scott Lake

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   Rolling Oaks Park in Scott Lake is a fantastic place to walk a high energy dog. This park is fairly large, and has a lot of open walking paths. The trees help to keep the temperature down, even on those warm Florida summer days. There are grassy fields surrounding the paths, so you can turn your brisk walk or jog into an amble while your pup sniffs out squirrel locations. Rolling Oaks Park is a gorgeous retreat from the bustle of the urban environment, and has something for every pup. Dogs have to be on leash inside the park, and you may want to bring your own water.

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   Population Density 7,362/sq mi

   #5 Norland

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   Cloverleaf Park in Norland is a cozy community park perfect for a quick walk when your dog needs it most. If you like to let your dog out right when you get home from work, head to Cloverleaf Park. If you don’t have time to go to the dog park every morning, Cloverleaf Park is the place to go. This small area has playground equipment and a few walking paths that circle the park. You can also let your dog enjoy the grassy spaces instead. Dogs have to be kept on leash in the park, and a doggie bowl is a must--the fountains are too tall for dogs!

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