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Best Dog Friendly Neighborhoods in Buzzards Bay
North Buzzards Bay
North Buzzards Bay
North Buzzards Bay has plenty to buzz about! Drive out to Little Buttermilk Bay Woods to see the hiking trails with Buzzards Bay’s cutest name. The variety of natural beauty, from waterfront trails to a denser stroll through the trees, is rated excell-scent by local dogs. If you’re looking for something shorter and more suited for a quick trip, Barrows Bogs is another North Buzzards Bay attraction. It showcases the natural beauty of southeastern Massachusetts, and is maintained by the Buzzards Bay Coalition. Leashed dogs are welcome.
South Buzzards Bay
South Buzzards Bay
South Buzzards Bay cozies up to the water and offers dogs and their best friends plenty to do. The Bourne Town National Resources park snuggles up to the Buzzards Bay town line like a puppy into the one blanket they’re not supposed to use. You can walk there from Buzzard Bay’s dog-friendly restaurant, Stomping Grounds Grille, which welcomes dogs at outdoor tables. If you’re up for a real challenge, however, you want to explore Cape Cod Canal Bikeway. This 13.5 mile trail is concrete and complete with great views of the canal.
East Buzzards Bay
East Buzzards Bay
East Buzzards Bay favorite East Wind Lobster and Grille is a great place to grab a bite with your dog during the warm summer months. There are outdoor tables for your convenience, and plenty of cold water to go around. if you want to reward a patient pup with a great walk, Beaver Dam Wetlands is only a seven minute drive outside of East Buzzards Bay. It’s a great place to stretch your legs and walk with your leashed dog. The prime location along Route 6 also makes it easy to travel further afield in search of parks and fun times.
West Buzzards Bay
West Buzzards Bay
Just outside of West Buzzards Bay is Nightingale Pond Conservation Land. Though less than a two-minute drive from Buzzards Bay, Nightingale Pond draws crowds from the entire surrounding area. It’s of several wetlands in the area that seeks to preserve the natural beauty of the Cape. Nightingale Pond Conservation Land is also small enough that you can enjoy it all in an outing. A trip around the namesake pond only takes 20 minutes or so. That’s plenty of time for your dog to relax without making you too tired to function.
Myles Standish State Forest
Myles Standish State Forest
Myles Standish State Forest is only 20 minutes from Buzzards Bay and it’s more than worth your trip. Scent-oriented dogs especially will love the smell of the wild and exotic that it carries. Humans will love the variety of activities it offers. Your dog must be leashed in the park and must carry current anti-Rabies tags. The park itself features over 16 ponds and bodies of water. There are 35 miles of equestrian and hiker trails throughout the park which are certain to delight and entertain any dog with a curious nose. Bring a lunch, plenty of water, and hiking shoes to make the most of this beautiful location.