Dog Walkers in Scottsmoor

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Scottsmoor

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   Population Density 2,399/sq mi

   #1 Marina Road

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   Marina Dog Park in Titusville is a real mutts-visit! Your pooch will love the wide open space, and owners will certainly appreciate the fabulous views over the lagoon. The park is also well-shaded by trees around the lot, so you can let your fur ball leap about to their heart’s content without worrying about them overheating in the Florida sun! There’s a separate area for small dogs, so your buddy can play and socialize be they big or little, and bags and water are provided. As an added bonus, there’s also bathrooms and seating for humans!
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   Population Density 1,615/sq mi

   #2 Canaveral Natural Seashore

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   Make no bones about it -- Canaveral National Seashore Park is a truly beautiful spot. The shoreline is a popular place to watch rocket launches, but if you and your pup are coming here to wait for liftoff, be prepared for parking shortages and long lines from here to the final frontier! Your pup is welcome to walk along the bucolic beach and wildlife trails as long as they’re leashed. There’s a charge to get in, but $5 is hardly astronomical! Afterwards, you two can chow down at the Durango Steakhouse. This star-quality restaurant serves up a mean chicken sandwich, and makes space for doggy diners outside.
   
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   Population Density 87/sq mi

   #3 Lake Harney Wilderness Park

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   It can be difficult to find fur-friendly hiking in this part of Florida, as many of the preserves are off-limits to pets. But wagging tails are certainly welcome in the furrific Lake Harney Wilderness Area -- as long as they’re on a leash, of course! The main trail here follows the historic Florida Coast railroad, and it’s mostly flat, so it’s suitable for all ages and abilities. There’s also an overlook tower, so you and your pooch can gaze out over the swamp and river. Careful, though -- the trails can get flooded after it rains!

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   Population Density 2,805/sq mi

   #4 Smyrna Dunes

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   If your buddy likes to swim as part of their off-leash activities, you’d need to be barking mad not to take them to the dog beach at Smyrna Dunes Park! Unfortunately, you can’t let your furry friend run free, but there’s no length limit for leashes, so they can still have a whale of a time splashing about in the warm, shallow water. Afterwards, why not treat your best friend to a trip to Silly Willy’s Pet Boutique? This locally owned store has its own dog bakery, and helpful staff are always on hand to help you pick out healthy, homemade treats guaranteed to get your dog drooling!

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   Population Density 927/sq mi

   #5 Lake Waterford Estates

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   The dog run on Paige Street in New Smyrna Beach isn’t quite as large as the one in Titusville, but it’d still be a huge faux paws not to visit! The acre lot still has plenty of space for your pooch to run around and tire themselves out in. There’s a doggy obstacle course for an entertaining cardio workout, and a large, man-made structure provides shade for human and canine visitors. Like the park in Titusville, there’s a separate area for small dogs, and plenty of picnic benches for tired owners to rest.
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