Dog Walkers in Potomac Heights

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Potomac Heights

1. Dog Parks 0

   Population Density 860/sq mi

   #1 Potomac Heights

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   Potomac Heights is a small town, but it has a big heart! Visitors and new families are always welcome. The area has been growing over the last few years and is projected to continue doing so. If you are looking for commuter-friendly housing that allows dogs, there is plenty of that to go around in Potomac Heights. Mason Neck State Park is right across the river between Maryland and Virginia. It will take about an hour to get there (by car, anyway), as the nearest bridge is near Alexandria, Virginia. But it is well worth the drive if you are looking for a pupperific adventure!
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2. Dog Parks 0

   Population Density 2,792/sq mi

   #2 North Indian Head

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   North Indian Head is right next door to Potomac Heights. There are several parks in the area that are worth sniffing out with your pooch. Charlie Wright Park is one green space where you can bring some of your dog's favorite toys and play the day away until you're both tuckered out. Village Green Park is ideal for a furry family picnic! Bring a blanket and a book along and relax with your best friend by your side. It goes without saying that you'll need to bring water and waste bags along to help keep the park clean -- but a little reminder never hurt anyone!
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   Population Density 2,792/sq mi

   #3 South Indian Head

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   South Indian head is a quiet neighborhood with plenty of outdoor places to explore with your furry pal. Mattingly Avenue Park is right on the edge of town. It is a great spot to walk your dog after work or on your days off. You will meet plenty of other dog walkers, so make sure your pup is ready to mind his manners before you take off on this adventure. The Mattawoman Creek is right on the other side of the park and flows all the way down to the Mattawoman State Natural Environmental Area, where you can visit with your dog on-leash for a full day of hiking shenanigans!
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4. Dog Parks 0

   Population Density 273/sq mi

   #4 Smallwood State Park

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   Smallwood State Park is less than thirty minutes away from Potomac Heights. This state park is the place to be if you are looking for a lot of open land where your dog can run and hike with you all day long. You will find plenty of space for you and your dog to relax and rejuvenate, making it the perfect happy place for you both to visit after a challenging day or week at work. Make sure you have plenty of waste bags and your dog stays on-leash with you while you are exploring this magnificent area together. 

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5. Dog Parks 0

   Population Density 470/sq mi

   #5 Bryans Road

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   Bryans Road is a community just a few minutes to the east of Potomac Heights. It is home to the well-loved and well-tended Ruth B. Swann Memorial Park. This park is complete with walking paths and even a small playground for two-legged little ones! Your four-legged little ones will enjoy roaming around in the grass with you on a warm day. If your dog likes a little more room to explore, Piscataway Park is just a few minutes to the north. This park is pawfect for hiking, so grab a harness and head on up for a tail-waggin' treat!
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