Dog Walkers in Springfield, IL

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Springfield, IL

1. Dog Parks 0

   Population Density 2,853/sq mi

   #1 Pioneer Park

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   This historical and family-friendly community is home to the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Museum, The Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library, and the Lincoln Home National Historic Site! Urban Sassafras is a dog-friendly shop where you can buy just about anything you could think of to spruce up your home, including decor, furniture, paintings, jewelry, and so much more! Dogs should be leashed and well-behaved but are allowed to shop with their owners. If you and your pooch are feeling hungry, try Obed & Isaac’s Microbrewery and Eatery, Wm. Van’s Coffee House, Maldaner’s, Z Bistro, or Café Moxo, some of the many dog-friendly restaurants in the area!
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2. Dog Parks None

   Population Density 3,294/sq mi

   #2 Southern View

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   Southern View is a family-friendly neighborhood surrounded by residential areas and easily accessible from South 6th Street. Scheels Sporting Goods will allow you to shop for sporting goods, hunting gear and apparel, and clothing with your well-behaved, leashed dog! Heads up: owners are responsible for any messes and damages, so keep an eye on them! DockDogs at Scheels Hunting Expo allows your dog to run, jump and swim. They welcome any breed, and any size to come out and join the Dock Diving® family! After you and your pooch have worked up a healthy appetite, try out Curve Inn, or Cozy Dog Drive-In, the dog loving eateries in Southern View. 

   
   

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3. Dog Parks 0

   Population Density 3,294/sq mi

   #3 Jerome

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   Sandwiched between S Veterans Parkway and Highway 55, the Jerome neighborhood offers quick and easy access to dining, entertainment and shopping! Wabash Trail is part of the Rails-to-Trails Conservancy effort that works to make a national network of recreational trails from old railroads and corridors. Leashed dogs and owners are encouraged to participate in this awesome community development! There is a local PETCO and PetSmart nearby that both provide all your dog food, treat and toy needs! Dublin Pub, Sonic, The Corner Pub and Grill, and The American Harvest Eatery provide dog-friendly accommodations in the Jerome neighborhood. 

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4. Dog Parks 0

   Population Density 537/sq mi

   #4 West Side Koke Mill

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   This Springfield neighborhood is a very quaint residential area that is easily accessible off Veterans Parkway and West Washington Street. Lewis Memorial Acres is 40 acres of beautiful prairie that is used for wedding, engagement and senior class pictures. It also boasts provides trails where you can enjoy mountain biking, walking, and running. Pavilions are also available for events. You can also access part of the Sangamon Valley Trail from this neighborhood, which spans 5.5 miles and provides access to Centennial Park and Stuart Park. All dogs accompanying their parents on these trails must remain on leash.
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5. Dog Parks 1

   Population Density 170/sq mi

   #5 Devereaux Heights

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   This extremely quaint yet spacious community provides residents and visitors easy access to outdoor recreational activities in Gurgens, Carpenter or Riverside Park that can be enjoyed with on-leash canine companions! Stuart Dog Park is an off-leash, fenced-in doggie park located in Gurgens Park that has two areas for large and small dogs, covered seating areas, a water fountain, kiddie pool, and an obstacle course. If you’re feeling famished after all that hiking and outdoor fun, try Delaney’s Bar and Grill, the dog friendly restaurant in Deveraux Heights. Visiting? Howard Johnson Springfield Hotel accommodates pooches so you won’t have to worry about leaving your fur baby behind! 

   
   

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