Dog Walkers in Adairsville

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Adairsville

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   Population Density 2,129/sq mi

   #1 Canton Road

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   Marietta is a city just north of Atlanta, and the northern-central part of town is a little more than a half an hour from Adairsville. This area is where you'll find Lewis Dog Park! Visitors love that this off-leash park has big and small dog sections, and while there aren't any trees in the park, there are covered seating areas for pet parents. There's also a water fountain and doggy waste disposal supplies. The rest of Lewis Park is a 6.9-acre park with sports fields, a paved walking path, playgrounds, and other activities you can enjoy with your dog as long as they remain on a leash.
   
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   Population Density 3,837/sq mi

   #2 Deerfield

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   Kennesaw is a city northwest of Atlanta, and it's known for its many trails, parks, forests, beaches, and other recreational activities. The western edge of town is a little more than half an hour from Adairsville, and this is where you'll find Frank Boone Dog Park inside of Swift-Cantrell Park. This 1.4-acre off-leash park has a six-foot fence surrounding it, and there are different sections for big and small dogs. Other park amenities include drinking water for dogs, waste disposal supplies, and even a dog wash station! The park is open daily from 7 AM to 10 PM, and it's free to use, but your dog must be licensed and vaccinated.
   
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   Population Density 1,530/sq mi

   #3 Pitner Road

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   When you and your pup make a half-hour drive south of Adairsville, you'll arrive in southern Acworth, Georgia and that's also where you'll find the Pitner Road Dog Park. This exceptional off-leash park has a two-acre space for large dogs, as well as a one-acre enclosure just for the little guys. Each section has lots of open space, as well as wooded areas to explore with your pet. There are also seating areas for pet parents, dog water fountains, and waste disposal supplies. Other areas of Pitner Road Park have picnic pavilions, trails, and multi-use fields, and you can check out these other spots with your dog when they're on a leash.
   
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   Population Density 1,730/sq mi

   #4 Windsor Oaks

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   There's another dog park in Marietta you'll want to visit with your pooch, and this one is a 45-minute drive from Adairsville in the city's northeastern quadrant. The Sweat Mountain Dog Park is known for being frequented by friendly and welcoming visitors, and it's an incredibly large off-leash space. Within that space, there are sections for dogs of different sizes, and most of the ground is covered in wood chips which makes it easier to clean up after your dog. There are also water hoses and bowls for dogs to drink from, as well as waste disposal supplies, tennis balls, and picnic tables.
   
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   Population Density 527/sq mi

   #5 Canton Mill Loft Apartments

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   It will take you and your dog less than 45 minutes to drive to the Canton Paw Park in central Canton, Georgia. Canton is a city known for its vibrant neighborhoods and excellent quality of life, and the Canton Paw Park is an extension of that. This off-leash park has areas for big and small dogs, and park-goers love how quiet and clean this well-maintained park is. Visitors have left behind a stash of waste disposal bags, but make sure you bring your own drinking water and bowl for Fido. There's also a trail surrounding the dog park, and you can walk your dog along it when they're on their leash.
   
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