Dog Walkers in Niles, IL

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Niles, IL

1. Dog Parks 0

   Population Density 1,853/sq mi

   #1 Niles Village Center

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   There is no shortage of places to eat in Niles with your furry friend as company. Jersey Mike’s Subs creates a huge range of fresh subs and sandwiches, from hot rolls to salads, and vegetarian options. Dear Franks of Niles has a pawrific selection of hot dogs, burgers, wraps, salads and all the trimmings, perfect for a casual lunch or dinner. For something a little different, Noodles and Company has a delicious selection of pasta and noodle dishes with an international twist, covering everything from Japanese pan noodles, to spaghetti Bolognese, mac and cheese and Korean BBQ meatballs. They have a special kids menu here as well. Naf Naf Grill is something a little special, where patrons enjoy a custom meal of middle-eastern-inspired cuisine. All of these places have outside tables where you are welcome to sit with your dog.
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2. Dog Parks 0

   Population Density 2,555/sq mi

   #2 Golf

   36

   Linne Woods in neighboring Morton Grove offers a quiet tree-filled place to go for a walk with your pup. Well-maintained paths are paved or gravel, and the terrain is easy. These trails take you along the North Branch of the Chicago River and through woodlands, so keep your eyes peeled for the many animals that call this area home, such as ducks and even deer. The North Branch Trail system runs through here, but there are other trails to explore as well. Pack your picnic and plenty of water for a lovely day out in the woods with your fur-buddy on a lead by your side.
   
   
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3. Dog Parks 0

   Population Density 1,853/sq mi

   #3 Schreiber Norwood Park

   24

   In this northern section of Chicago, you will find some great nature walks to take your dog to on the lead. Bunker Hill is a lovely place to start, and features amenities such as restrooms and water. There are numerous trails through the woods, prairie, and into pretty little groves. Picnic tables and rest spots are dotted around the area for when you want to stop for a bite to eat or rest. Adjacent to the main area of Bunker Hill is the flatwoods, where you will find yet more nature trails. Bring your water bottles and any food you might require for a fantastic day out hiking.
   Dog neighborhood? yay nay
4. Dog Parks 0

   Population Density 12,005/sq mi

   #4 Edgebrook

   12

   South of Niles in Chicago is Wildwood Park, where you can take your dog for a little walk around the paved paths or stretch out on the grass together. He will need to stay on a lead here as it is a public park, but there is plenty of space and tracks to wander. Make sure you pack some clean up bags, and water for you both. Afterwards, head to Wildwood Tavern and enjoy your meal at one of their 15 pet-friendly outside tables. Steak, whitefish, salmon, ribs, salads, soups and plenty of sides are on the menu here, so you are sure to find something you love.
   Dog neighborhood? yay nay
5. Dog Parks 1

   Population Density 7,032/sq mi

   #5 Old Norwood Park

   0

   Norwood Dog Park in the north of Chicago is just a few miles south of Niles, and is the place to go when Fido needs a little off-leash freedom. Set over 13 acres, this fenced dog park has everything you need – benches for you to comfortably sit at, a doggie drinking fountain, waste disposal bags and plenty of parking close by. After your pup has worn himself out at the park, take a walk up to Mo Dailys and grab a bit to eat. Your dog can happily relax by your side at one of the outdoor tables, while you enjoy a refreshing drink and a burger, plate of wings, soup or specialty sandwich.
   
   Dog neighborhood? yay nay