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Dog Areas in Wellesley Hills
Wellesley Hills is a northeastern neighborhood of Wellesley, MA surrounded by public parks and recreation areas. You'll find plenty of places to eat and exercise in and around Wellesley Hills, making it a good spot for playtime or chowing down with your hound (or both!). The city of Wellesley is also home to two veterinary clinics, so your pup will be in good paws in case of accident or emergency.
Centennial Park in the Babson Park neighborhood isn't a dog park, but it's a very neat and well-maintained place for morning or evening walkies. Your pup will need to stay on their leash here, and you should also bring the necessities, like water and waste bags.
Looking for a place that's a little less crowded? Head north to the town of Weston, which has a dog park set near Weston Reservoir. Here, you'll find plenty of walking trails to explore, in addition to a vast off-leash area where your pup can go dog wild!
On your way back to Wellesley Hills, enjoy the friendly attitude of the staff (and maybe even a free bowl of water for your thirsty puppy!) at Camella’s Italian restaurant, serving mouthwatering homemade dishes at comfortable outdoor tables.
Best Dog Neighborhoods in Wellesley Hills
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Dog Parks 1Population Density 998/sq mi
#1 Noanet Woodlands
48If you feel guilty for spending all your weekends lounging around and want to take your pup on an outdoor adventure, take a 15-minute drive north to Dover, nestled right next to the stunning area of Noanet Woodlands. This huge public park flourishing with diverse species of birds to watch has plenty of opportunities to get up close and personal with Massachusetts' beautiful flora and fauna. You will see plenty of other dog owners enjoying adventurous walks in the forest with their loyal mutts and playing next to the water. Do remember to keep your buddy on their leash, and bring your own drinking water.
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Dog Parks 1Population Density 7,452/sq mi
#2 Newton Center
36Newton’s city center is a nice and pleasant stop on your way to Boston, complete with leafy recreation areas, plenty of shopping opportunities, and a few dog-friendly eateries where you can spoil Spot. Cold Spring Park is a pawfect place to stretch your legs, featuring exercise paths, wooded areas, and a dog park. The park for pooches has a separate parking lot for your convenience, a fence to keep your mutt safe, and lots of friendly tail-waggers to play with! After your pup has worn himself out chasing his new canine companions, head to Sandwich Works and fill those growling bellies with your favorite sandwich combo.
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Dog Parks 0Population Density 5,397/sq mi
#3 Auburndale
24Auburndale, one of the largest villages in eastern Newton, is lovingly known to locals as simply "The Dale". While the sidewalks in this neighborhood are a lovely place for walkies, you'll fall head over paws for Norumbega Park, a public park with riverside trails and a charming meadow. Follow the leash policies of the park and keep your buddy tied up while exploring and sniffing around! Do you want to treat your loyal mutt with something delicious? Wally’s Wicked Good Ice Cream is a pawesome dessert place with outdoor tables for pups and a wealth of ice cream flavors!
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Dog Parks 2Population Density 17,895/sq mi
#4 Avon Hill
12One of the northern neighborhoods of Cambridge, Avon Hill is a great place to take a break after a busy week and get some mutts-needed exercise. St. Peter’s Field, located not far from Fresh Pond, should be your number one destination if your pooch is craving a good run! Danehy Dog Park, located within the main park, is a hunky-dory place to have a blast meeting new canine friends and running off-leash! There are two designated, fenced areas here. For a little more freedom, head to the unfenced Corcoran Field, which is a dog-friendly off-leash park. You'll need to keep a close eye on your furry friend here and ensure he responds well to voice commands.
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Dog Parks 1Population Density 13,976/sq mi
#5 East Arlington
0The densely populated northern neighborhoods of Cambridge are the pawfect place to go for walkies. The same is true of East Arlington, MA, which is home to Spy Pond, Spy Pond Park, and Thorndike Field. Thorndike Field is a furrific off-leash park with plenty of room to run and play, an obstacle course, benches for humans, and drinking fountains. Make no bones about it -- the locals rave about this pawpular dog park, which is a great place for dog owners to have a nice chat with other pet parents, and pups to have a snifftastic experience with each other! Leashed dogs are welcome to explore the pond and community park.
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Featured Walkers
Hi! My name is Suri Aquit, and I am a student studying Biology at Wellesley College. In Boston, my boyfriend and I care for a whippet pup named Luna. Miami is where I call home, where I have two family dogs- Sandy and Cookie. Although it is warm down south, I am equipped to take your dog on a walk in any weather! I am also a runner, so if you have a high energy pup I will be sure that they get their workout on during their walk with me. My love for dogs of all sizes makes being a Wag! dog walker the best part-time job for a student. While on their walk with me, I will make sure that your pup gets lots of attention, care, and kisses! I will also update you with pictures and a very detailed summary of how the walk went. I can't wait to meet your best friend!
