Dog Walkers in Port Byron

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Port Byron

1. Dog Parks None

   Population Density 3,326/sq mi

   #1 Villa Park

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   Villa Park is a neighborhood in South Moline featuring residential quarters. The northern side is outlined by Avenue of the Cities, a busy arterial street with constant traffic, animating the environment and reviving the sleepy surroundings with multiple cafes, shops, and gas stations. The neighborhood is also home to Optimist Park. This is a small neighborhood park with a playground where you can have a walk with your leashed Fido! There's no better way to end your day than with a bowl of ice cold ice cream in Whitney’s Ice Cream on 41st Street, offering shaded outdoor tables where you can share a sweet treat.

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2. Dog Parks None

   Population Density 6,274/sq mi

   #2 Park Hill

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   Located in the heart of Moline, Park Hill is a home to several parks and recreation areas within walking distance from Uptown and Overlook. Residential quarters occupy the majority of the area, but if you walk along 6th Avenue, you will find Riverside Park, a 55-acre recreational park with multiple sports fields and courts. There're no special places for pooches to have fun or run off-leash, but your furry baby is welcome to join you for a stroll along the lush greenery to the swimming pool and ice rink. Public parks are perfect for picnicking, and there is a shaded pavilion to savor a sandwich with your best furry friend.

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3. Dog Parks 1

   Population Density 0/sq mi

   #3 Green Valley Park

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   Green Valley Park is almost a Disneyland for every outdoor enthusiast in Illinois! Resting on the banks of Rock River in South Moline, the park is surrounded by small and convenient shopping areas with gas stations to welcome newcomers and visitors. Green Valley Park offers a lush environment and a well-shaded area for leisure! The park has a sports complex, a soccer complex, a number of walking trails, and a roomy area of a dog park! Your mischievous buddy can finally run and play off-leash in the designated, 2-acre terrain! The park is clean, features benches, seating and drinking water for canines. Go and make some new friends already!

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4. Dog Parks 0

   Population Density 3,998/sq mi

   #4 Avenue of the Cities

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   Avenue of the Cities stretches throughout the southern part of East Moline, eventually bumping into John Deere Road, not far from Greenview Memorial Gardens. This is a lush public park with historical allure and some paved walking trails to walk with Fido and soak up the atmosphere. Why not treat yourself with something really tasty, like a juicy beef sandwich? If this sounds like a good idea, head back west along the street to Maid-Rite Café, an old-fashioned joint with outdoor tables for pooches and friendly staff. Do not forget to ask for a bowl of water for your thirsty mutt!

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5. Dog Parks 1

   Population Density 1,029/sq mi

   #5 Andalusia Road South

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   The central part of Andalusia Road is carefully hidden between three lakes and two recreation areas in the southern part of Rock Island. Originating not far from Milan, the road stretches west and features several pit-stops to fuel yourself with fast food and your car with gasoline. While you're here, you'd be barking mad to miss Hasselroth Park. This extensive green recreation area welcomes your buddy to have some off-leash fun in the designated Eleanor Wallace Dog Park, a pet-friendly enclosure near the creek. There are some locals to play and run with, but you can also bring the old toys and play fetch or exercise with your pup alone!

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