Dog Walkers in Towson

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Towson

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   Population Density 5,557/sq mi

   #1 Lakeside Drive North

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   Lakeside Drive stretches at the very northern end of Baltimore, coming close to Lake Roland and its border with the city of Towson. Enjoy the ride along Falls Road if you travel from Baltimore, before turning east, where you'll find your destination. Lake Roland Nature Council features a green space with trails, pavilions, and even an off-leash dog park! You have to obtain a membership before entering the park. Another membership-only park, with a fenced area and water access, is waiting for you a bit farther north. Paw Point Dog Park is an fun and well-maintained off-leash area with plenty of room to run and water to splash in! Get ready for a blast!

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2. Dog Parks 1

   Population Density 3,711/sq mi

   #2 East Parkville

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   The eastern part of Parkville is close to the Taylor Heights neighborhood of Baltimore, and features an extensive recreational area at Double Rock Park. The neighborhood is also home to the busy Baltimore Beltway, as well as simple shopping, dining, and drive-in options. Enjoy the vast area of Double Rock Park, hitting the miles of well-maintained and shaded walking trails which loop around the perimeter and follow the gurgling stream of Stemmers Run. Whether you like morning exercise or evening strolls, the park is open year-round from dawn to dusk and is a great place to find some solitude and a retreat for you and your leashed pup!

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   Population Density 747/sq mi

   #3 Cromwell Valley

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   Hampton’s Cromwell Valley neighborhood is separated from the town of Towson by the Baltimore Beltway, and is bordered by Loch Raven Reservoir to the very north. The extensive area of the neighborhood includes Towson and Minebank Run, residential quarters, and Cromwell Valley Park, which has walking trails and on-leash policies for pooches. The park is a one-of-a-kind place to enjoy the beautiful local wildlife and find a retreat or a place to exercise with your buddy no matter the season! Don't fur-get to bring some drinking water along for your excursion in Cromwell Valley.

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   Population Density 5,567/sq mi

   #4 Honeygo Run Regional Park

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   Perry Hall is one of the remote suburbs of Baltimore set off I-695 and north of Towson. This small town doesn't have a lot of fancy or buzzing spots to visit, but it's home to something even better: Honeygo Run Regional Park! This is a dog-friendly park to visit with Fido, but make sure to keep your buddy on their leash at all times. Feel free to explore the area, which includes picnic and exercise areas, beautiful walking trails, and an off-leash dog park for extra fun playtime! Perry Paw Dog Park is a membership-only park with a safe and comfortable environment for your mutt to socialize and play with other canine friends. Benches, shade, and water are available here, but you'll need to bring your own waste bags.

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   Population Density 6,177/sq mi

   #5 Cylburn Arboretum

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   Cylburn Arboretum is a northern neighborhood of Baltimore separated from the Cross Key neighborhood by Jones Falls Expressway and Jones Falls. This is a quiet and rather calm place among other hustling and bustling spots in Baltimore. The neighborhood features its namesake Cylburn Arboretum at Greenspring Avenue, which is a pet-friendly place you can visit with your leashed dog! Bring your pup to explore this 200+ acre paradise, which is home to breathtaking natural beauty, walking trails, and a garden house. And if you do really like flowers, visit the local mini museum! Your pooch is welcome to join you inside the building, as long as they're well-behaved and leashed..

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