Dog Walkers in Carpentersville

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Carpentersville

1. Dog Parks 1

   Population Density 3,945/sq mi

   #1 Spring Avenue Southeast

   48

   About 30 miles from Carpentersville, in East Glen Ellyn, Illinois, is the Spring Avenue Dog Park. It's about a 45-minute drive to get here, and you and your dog will both enjoy this community park. This fenced-in, off-leash park doesn't have separate sections for different sizes of dogs, but there's lots of room for all dogs to play. There is a gated entry system at the park, and you'll need a key card to swipe in. You can get access to the park by paying a small yearly fee: $30 for residents and $75 for non-residents. Within the park, you'll find waste clean-up materials, picnic tables, and benches for your convenience.
   
   Dog neighborhood?

   yay nay
2. Dog Parks 1

   Population Density 867/sq mi

   #2 Winston Knolls

   36

   Hoffman Estates is just 9.5 miles or a 15-minute drive from Carpentersville. In the Winston Knolls area of town, you'll find Bo's Run Dog Park. This two-acre dog park is a pawpular place, and visitors love that it has separate sections for big dogs as well as another for small dogs and puppies. You will need to pay a small yearly fee if you plan to use the park regularly or obtain a day pass if you're just passing through. Within the park, there is water and water bowls, as well as agility equipment that dogs have a blast playing on.
   

   Dog neighborhood?

   yay nay
3. Dog Parks 1

   Population Density 486/sq mi

   #3 N Fairfield

   24

   Half an hour's drive gets you and Fido to the Lakewood Dog Park, which is part of the LakeCounty Forest Preserves in Wauconda, Illinois. This 68-acre dog park is entirely fenced-in and full of opportunities for your dog to socialize and exercise. The different areas of this massive park include a swimming spot, grassy fields, walking paths, and meadows. There is also a water pump, shade structures, and bathrooms at this park, which human visitors really appreciate. Like most Illinois dog parks, you'll need an annual or daily permit to access this park, and that permit gives you access to all four of the Lake County Forest Preserves dog parks.
   
   Dog neighborhood?

   yay nay
4. Dog Parks 1

   Population Density 2,579/sq mi

   #4 East Glendale Heights

   12

   East Glendale Heights, Illinois is less than 30 miles from Carpentersville in DuPage County. The town of Glendale Heights has a population of more than 34,000 people, and many of these residents frequent the East Branch Forest Preserve Off-Leash Dog Area. Not only is this 60-acre dog park popular with residents of Glendale Heights, but people also come from all over Illinois to visit this stellar space! This large dog park isn't fenced, so be sure your dog has good recall skills before allowing them to be off-leash. Within the park, there is swimming access for dogs who like to take a dip. You'll need a permit to access this park, and the fee you pay also gets you access to six other dog parks in DuPage County.
   
   Dog neighborhood?

   yay nay
5. Dog Parks 1

   Population Density 2,552/sq mi

   #5 South Wood Dale

   0

   Another city in DuPage County with a pawsome dog park is Wood Dale, Illinois. The Dog Park at White Oaks Park in South Wood Dale is completely fenced in, and it has separate sections for big and small dogs to interact safely. This dog park is only 10 miles and about a 20-minute drive from Carpentersville, and unlike most Illinois dog parks, it is free to use. The surface at this park is mostly comprised of wood chips which helps reduce muddy paws, and another great draw for this park is the agility equipment that daring dogs like to try their paw at!
   
   Dog neighborhood?

   yay nay