Dog Walkers in Chelsea, MA

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Chelsea, MA

1. Dog Parks 0

   Population Density 5,094/sq mi

   #1 Everett Ave/ Carter St

   48

   If you get hungry in this Chelsea neighborhood, head to Ciao Pizza and Pasta is the place to go for authentic pizza baked in a wood-fired brick oven. Or try one of the pastas; they’re Buonssimo! Stop by for the best spicy Italian cuisine you have had and enjoy your meal at the outdoor tables with your pup. For a good drink, Mystic Brewery serves a flavorful, refreshing variety of draft and bottled craft brews in a casual and spacious setting that welcomes well-behaved dogs both inside and outside. Patrons can quench their thirst by sampling a lineup of signature, seasonal, series, and limited beers. Water bowls and treats are available for your pup.
   Dog neighborhood? yay nay
2. Dog Parks 0

   Population Density 10,117/sq mi

   #2 Admirals Hill

   36

   Mary O’Malley State Park overlooks the Mystic River in Chelsea, and offers a clear and panoramic view of the Boston skyline and the Tobin Bridge. The paved walkways around the park make it easy to take your pooch on a leashed walk or enjoy the expansive open areas for a game of fetch. Bring your lunch with you and enjoy a quick picnic at one of the many tables throughout the park before leaving. Nearby, PORT Park is an unexpected green space with unique views of the waterfront and bridges. You’ll enjoy cool breeze off the water on sizzling summer walks.

   
   

   Dog neighborhood? yay nay
3. Dog Parks 0

   Population Density 47,672/sq mi

   #3 Chelsea Square

   24

   Winnisimmet Park features plenty of benches for sitting, as well as the Stebbins Fountain, Soldiers Monument and other art sculptures. The manicured grass, shrubs, and trees are surrounded by a decorative wrought iron fence. This is also the home of the Chelsea Christmas Tree. The park is small and best for resting with your pooch after a brisk walk on the sidewalks around the neighborhood. If your pup needs more outdoor adventure, head to nearby Quigley Park, a small .55-acre park with plenty of space for your pup to exercise on leash.

   
   

   Dog neighborhood? yay nay
4. Dog Parks 0

   Population Density 33,944/sq mi

   #4 Shurtloff Bellingham

   12

   Take Fido to Highland Park for an enjoyable leashed walk through the 1.74-acre park. The tall trees provide plenty of shade for your pawsome walk during the spring and summer. Benches are available for a rest while you watch the activity on the basketball courts.  Bellingham Hill Park is an open .41-acre area with beautiful landscaping. The curved walking paths lead past benches and tables for an afternoon picnic. The nearby Box District Park is a plaza area that draws visitors to the water play area in this neighborhood. This is a very small park with a lush green open lawn.

   
   

   Dog neighborhood? yay nay
5. Dog Parks 0

   Population Density 15,169/sq mi

   #5 Clark Ave/ Webster Ave

   0

   Enjoy the ‘paw-some’ view of the bridge and downtown Boston skyline from Malone Park (Soldiers’ Home). Fido will enjoy a leashed walk-about in the small, 0.137-acre park and a leisurely Frisbee toss as you observe the many activities going on in the park. Your pup will also enjoy a leashed walk at Paul A. Dever Park that has an open grassy space for some fetching, jumping, and wrestling as you enjoy the serenity of this small park. Watch for chipmunks and ground squirrels that scamper across your path. Bring a picnic and relax a while in such a beautiful place.

   
   

   Dog neighborhood? yay nay