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The best dog friendly neighborhoods in Tyngsboro
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Tyngsboro
For a fun family day out, head to Riverfront Park in Tyngsboro. This park offers incredible views over the Merimack River and is a favourite place to head out for an on-lead walk with your dog. There are public grills here and picnic tables for a BBQ lunch or dinner with the whole tribe, as well as a playground and fishing spots to keep the kids entertained. Bring Fido’s favourite ball or Frisbee for fun games together on the wide expanse of grass, or enjoy the quiet setting and beautiful views as you relax under a tree. Restrooms are also available, and there is ample parking close by.
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Middlesex-Northwest Expressway
In North Chelmsford, just south of Tyngsboro, you will
find the Chelmsford Dog Park. This well-kept, grassed park has two fenced
areas, one for big dogs and one to keep the littler ones safe. There are water
fountains on site, as well as waste bags and disposal bins. You can chill out
under the shelter or relax on the grass while your dog runs around with his new
buddies. If you are up for a bit of exercise, there is a walking track
around the park as well. Once Fido is ready to go back on his lead, head up to
the Merimack River for a little stroll along the banks.
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Dunstable
The Arched Bridge Conservation Area in nearby Dunstable is
a pup-tastic place to get some fresh air and a little exercise. There is a 1.5
mile trail that runs through here and into Dunstable that follows the old
Nashua, Action and Boston railroad line. There are also other trails here that connect
to the adjacent Flat Rock Hill Conservation Area which has a further 3.4 miles
of trails to explore. There is lots to see in the conservation areas, including a salmon brook, an old quarry and stone arch bridges. Your dog needs to stay
leashed throughout the area, and remember to clean up after him. Bring water for you
both.
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The Acre East
In nearby Lowell, you will find a variety of places to eat that welcome pups at their outside tables. Fuse Bistro serves classic American-style food, such as wings, burgers and pizzas. TreMonte Pizzeria not just serves its namesake, but will tempt you with chicken parma subs, spaghetti and meatballs, or a selection of sides. There is also the Greek restaurant Athenian Corner, as well as Cobblestones of Lowell and Brew’d Awakening Coffeehaus. Blue Taleh serves up an interesting mix of Japanese and Thai cuisine. After your meal, head down for an on-lead walk over the canal from the Lowell National Historic Park.
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Centralville South
The Lowell Dog Park in Lowell is another great little
place for your pup to run off of the lead. There are some waste bags available
on site and plenty of parking, and entry to this dog park is free. There isn’t
any water available here, so bring your own, as well as a drinking bowl for your
dog. Benches are provided for you to sit at while your dog plays. For an
on-lead excursion, Riverfront Park is a scenic place to go for a walk. The
Merrimack River Bike Path is a paved 3.4 mile out-and-back trail that runs
through this area and is dog-friendly, providing your pooch stays on the lead.
Remember to pick up after him!
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