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Dog Areas in Chelmsford
Chelmsford, named after the town Chelmsford in England, lies 24 miles northwest of Boston in Middlesex County, Massachusetts. It is a lovely spot to bring your pet for a visit if you are in this part of the world, with many forest areas and waterways to take a leisurely stroll or more energetic jog around.
Warren Manning State Park is one of these fantastic green spaces,
where your dog is welcome to accompany you on the lead. There is a small daily parking
fee here in summer which can be purchased at the park from the attendant. Walking
trails are plentiful in this area if you are up for a little exercise, and the
family will love the water park, picnic areas and space to play a friendly game
of catch or cricket. There are also grills here for cooking up a tasty lunch,
and the restrooms are open when the attendant is on site.
For a pup-friendly place to eat, head to Moonstones.
This upmarket bistro serves up an eclectic menu of globally-inspired dishes
that you need to taste to believe. For something a little more casual, try
Jimmy’s Pizza for the restaurant’s namesake, as well as subs, salad, wings or
seafood. Gary’s Icecream has homemade frozen treats that will top off your day
perfectly. Dogs are welcome to sit by their owners at all of these places at an
outdoor table.
There are two veterinary hospitals and one clinic in town, so you can be
assured that your pup will stay happy and healthy on his visit.
Whatever you choose to do, you will both love your stay in Chelmsford!
Best Dog Neighborhoods in Chelmsford
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Dog Parks 0Population Density 1,240/sq mi
#1 The Farms
48The Russell Mill Pond and Town Forest is 132 acres of lush wooded forest that's perfect for an escape into nature and a lovely hike with your pet. The 3,000 feet of frontage along the pond offers scenic views and an abundance of wildlife to spot on your travels. There are numerous trails through here, all signposted and on fairly easy terrain. Come prepared here as there aren't any amenities close by, so bring your water, food and clean up bags. Your dog will need to stay on a lead throughout the area, but there is so much to see and so many wonderful trails that you are both sure to have a pup-tastic outing.Dog neighborhood? -
Dog Parks 0Population Density 1,533/sq mi
#2 Hart Pond
36Heart Pond Beach in the southwest of Chelmsford is a great spot for a fun family day out. There is a swing set and space to play for your small two-legged family members, and an ice cream truck frequents the beach in warmer months for a special treat. Picnic tables and benches are available to relax at with a packed lunch when it is time for a rest. If you are up for a walk, the paved Bruce Freeman Rail Trail runs past here. This section of the trail covers 6.8 miles in total and can take you all the way back up to the town of Chelmsford.Dog neighborhood? -
Dog Parks 0Population Density 1,640/sq mi
#3 West Chelmsford
24Fancy doing something a little different with your pup? Why not take him apple-picking? Hill Orchard in West Chelmsford is a pup-friendly place where you can gather your very own fresh apples in the fall season. You dog will love wandering along the rows of trees, helping you seek out the ripest, juiciest, most delicious apples around. There is nothing better than fruit straight off the tree! If you are there at the right time, you may even get a hayride with Farmer Dave. Your furry helper will need to stay on the lead, and make sure you take some clean up bags with you. What a pup-tastic way to spend a few hours together!Dog neighborhood? -
Dog Parks 0Population Density 285/sq mi
#4 West Carlisle
12The Great Brook Farm State Park in Carlisle covers over 1,000 acres and has an extensive network of trails where you can take your pup for an on-lead walk and explore some of the area’s most beautiful woodlands. The trail system through here adds up to nearly 20 miles of walking and biking paths, centred around a working dairy farm. After your walk, you can purchase a delicious ice cream from the farm shop and relax on the grassed picnic areas together. There is a small daily parking fee, but it is otherwise free to enter the park. Restrooms are available for you, but bring your clean up bags for Fido.Dog neighborhood? -
Dog Parks 0Population Density 1,332/sq mi
#5 Rio Vista
0The Vietnam Veterans Park in nearby Billerica has some wonderful wooded trails to explore with your dog. The easy walking trails are well marked with their designated colours - blue, green, orange and yellow - and take you through some of the best scenery in the area. The total area is 240 acres between the Concord River and two ponds. Also at the park are playgrounds for the kids, a fishing pier and canoe ramp, a community garden and soccer fields. There is plenty of parking close by and entry to the area is free. Dogs are very welcome here, but need to stay leashed. Please remember to clean up after your pet too.Dog neighborhood?
