Dog Walkers in Stevensville, MD

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Stevensville, MD

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   Population Density 742/sq mi

   #1 Town Center

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   The Town Center neighborhood sits in the northern part of Stevensville. It's the most populated neighborhood in the city and has many parks to accommodate its residents. Old Love Point Park is a 30 acre tract that allows on-leashed dogs to roam along the trails and open fields of the park. The park features water fountains, benches and a kept-up path that goes through the park. The Cross Island Trail here travels 6.5 miles through Stevensville, and allows leashed dogs onto the trail and even provides clean-up stations and benches at trailheads. 
   

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2. Dog Parks 1

   Population Density 746/sq mi

   #2 Matapeake

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   The Matapeake Dog Beach is in the Matapeake neighborhood, in the central region of Stevensville. The beach and park are open to all dogs, big and small. Here, they can cast off the leash for some unfettered fun! Waste stations and trash disposal is in the parking area and easy to get to if needed. With dog amenities covered, owners don't have to worry about the little things and can just enjoy the beach with their dog, where they can run around free, play with other dogs, or go swimming. The beach also has a small trail off to the side which is good for taking a long walk to exercise or dry off.
   

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   Population Density 661/sq mi

   #3 Romancoke

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   The Romancoke neighborhood takes up the southern point of Stevensville and Kent Island, and is home to the Romancoke Pier & Kayak Ramp. The pier is open 24 hours a day and requires a small parking fee, but once there, dogs are allowed to hang out at the beach or go kayaking with their humans. The ramp is dog-friendly, but doesn't provide any water fountains or waste stations. The pier also connects to the Kent Island South Trail, a 3.5-mile trail that goes through the southern community up into the northern one, and has water fountains and benches. The trail is dog-friendly so long as Fido remains on a leash.

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4. Dog Parks 1

   Population Density 438/sq mi

   #4 Browns Corner

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   Kent Island Dog Park is in the Brown Corner neighborhood of Centerville, 14 miles east of Stevensville. The fenced-in area is a perfect place to play and socialize your dog. The park is large, and allows dogs to play off leash and run around safely. There is even agility equipment for your dog to play, train or exercise here. Waste stations, dog-sized water fountains, trash disposals and benches can also be found in this park. If you and your dog want some alone time, the park connects to hiking trails that span out around the park and into the town of Centerville. Dogs must remain on-leash while on the trail.
   

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   Population Density 648/sq mi

   #5 Saint Margaret's

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   The Saint Margarets neighborhood is 10 miles from Stevensville, in the town of Annapolis across the bay. Heading over to the city will be great for you and your dog since the neighborhood is home to the Broadneck Dog Park. The dog park has two separate fenced in areas, one for large dogs, the other for smaller dogs. Each has their waste stations, trash disposals and access to plenty of free toys. Down the street from the park is The Briarpatch, an American breakfast venue that has dog-friendly outdoor seating and complimentary water bowls for dog patrons. 
   

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