Dog Walkers in Lisle

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Lisle

1. Dog Parks None

   Population Density 3,337/sq mi

   #1 Lisle North East

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   You and your pooch will love the variety of the Lisle North East neighborhood. Enjoy a walk with your leashed pup around Lisle’s gem, PrairieWalk Pond. There’s lots of nature to see and sniff on the .3 mile trail, like wildflowers, native vegetation, wildlife, scenic overlooks and more. Remember to bring drinking water, a leash and cleanup bags. After your jaunt around the pond, follow the trail on the east side of the park to Downtown Lisle. Once you’re there, grab a tasty bite to eat at the dog-friendly Yerbabuena Mexican Cuisine or Rayme’s Steak & Fish House.
   
   Dog neighborhood? yay nay
2. Dog Parks None

   Population Density 2,151/sq mi

   #2 Lisle North West

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   Get ready for a scenic tail-wagging stroll in the Lisle North West neighborhood. Lisle’s huge and pawsome Community Park has nearly 110 acres of beautiful area to explore with your leashed dog. Open year-round, you and your furry friend can take a jaunt through open fields or on the park’s 5.4 miles of walking paths, hang out by the fishing ponds or enjoy a snack in a picnic shelter. There’s lots of fun for the family with sledding hills, sports fields, tennis courts and a playground. Remember to bring drinking water, a leash and cleanup bags.
   Dog neighborhood? yay nay
3. Dog Parks None

   Population Density 3,265/sq mi

   #3 Burlington Ave / Fender Rd

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   There’s tons of parks for a puptacular walk with your leashed pooch in this neighborhood. Open year-round, Hitchcock Woods is a pawpular place to go, with 18 acres of trees and a creek that runs through it! You may even see some wildlife while on the walking path. Candlewood Park is another nearby expansive park with walking paths meandering through its 11 acres. There’s also a pawsome spot for a picnic at Peach Creek Park’s covered tables, or on a blanket in its open fields. Remember to bring drinking water, a leash and cleanup bags.
   Dog neighborhood? yay nay
4. Dog Parks None

   Population Density 4,827/sq mi

   #4 River Bend

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   Feel the grass under your paws and breathe in the fresh air in Lisle’s River Bend neighborhood. River Road Park has 8.5 acres with open fields for you and your leashed pup to stretch your legs. In warmer months, grab a spot under a shade tree and relax with your furry pal. There’s also a playground and soccer nets. Be sure to bring a leash, drinking water and cleanup bags for your excursion. After your walk, head over to the nearby Maple Avenue Pub. They have a great outdoor seating area available when the weather permits, where you and your dog are welcome.
   Dog neighborhood? yay nay
5. Dog Parks None

   Population Density 3,670/sq mi

   #5 The Meadows

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   Locals love Kingston Park in The Meadows neighborhood. Open year-round, this park welcomes leashed pooches. You’ll especially love it in the warmer months with its seven acres of manicured open grassy areas. There’s also a walking path, fishing pond, playground, sledding hill and tennis courts. Just a few blocks away is the six acre Meadows Center Park. Leashed dogs are welcome to enjoy the open fields. There’s also a playground for the kiddies. Remember to bring drinking water, a leash and cleanup bags.
   Dog neighborhood? yay nay