Dog Walkers in Ellenwood

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Ellenwood

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   Population Density 5,329/sq mi

   #1 Ormewood Park

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   Ormewood is an eastern residential neighborhood in Atlanta. Neatly organized streets lead to the local charter school, a few eateries, and coffee shops. If you're traveling through the area and you're looking for a place where the pooch can stretch his legs, head to Ormewood Dog Yard on Delaware Avenue Southeast. This no-frills dog park is a local favorite spot for pooches in the area to socialize and burn some energy. The canine regulars love sniffing and playing with newcomers, too! Be sure to bring plenty of water and waste bags with you for your adventures in this furrific park.

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   Population Density 6,497/sq mi

   #2 Old Fourth Ward

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   Old Fourth Ward is a thriving central area in Atlanta, just northeast of downtown. A former industrial area, today, the neighborhood is a place of interest of tourists and travelers seeking for new outdoor adventures and opportunities for shopping. You shouldn't miss out a chance to hit The Atlanta BeltLine’s Eastside Trail, but beware of cyclists! Find a shaded retreat and catch your breath for a moment in Renaissance Park, a public park with a large, open space to explore on-leash. Finish the day by joining the rest of the local tail-waggers in Freedom Barkway Dog Park, an extremely popular, shaded doggy park with benches and sand to dig up!

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   Population Density 4,984/sq mi

   #3 Lenox Place

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   Lenox Place is a neighborhood in Decatur. Historically significant, with an individualistic approach to life and architecture, the area has a variety of local businesses and other amenities to serve the needs of the residents. There's also a special place for pooches to play and have fun in the neighborhood – Adair Dog Park. This pet-friendly enclosure nestled in the heart of Adair Park serves as a hub for local pet owners to have a chat and let their babies play together. If you want to make friends, drop by around 3 p.m. and get ready to run! Take a bottle of water and waste bags with you.

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   Population Density 4,747/sq mi

   #4 Glenwood Estates

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   Glenwood Estates is another historic neighborhood in the northern part of Decatur, featuring residential quarters, public parks, cafes, and shops conveniently organized throughout the area. Glenlake Park is a local city park and one of the most pawpular places to gather with the family or friends on a Friday evening or a weekend. The main area includes several picnic spots with convenient amenities, sports fields, and a dog park. Glenlake Dog Park is an enclosed area for doggies with rocks and some walking trails to sniff and explore! Be sure to bring plenty of water and waste bags with you.

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   Population Density 3,941/sq mi

   #5 Morningside-Lenox Park

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   Morningside-Lenox Park is an expansive central neighborhood in Atlanta, northeast of midtown. Big, but mostly residential, the area features public parks as well as the Eastside Trail, part of the BeltLine network of trails and parks. To the west, the neighborhood borders with Atlanta Botanical Garden and Piedmont Park, a local city attraction with sports fields and seasonal farmer's markets. You can also stretch your legs in the designated Piedmont Dog Park, hidden in the main area near Lake Clara Meer. This is a huge dog park with a fence, two separate sections for large and small breeds, benches to relax on, and drinking water for pooches and people.

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