Cape Elizabeth, ME

Dog walking in Cape Elizabeth

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Why book dog walker in Cape Elizabeth

Busy Pet Parents sometimes need a hand when it comes to ensuring their pup is getting the potty breaks and exercise they need. That's where Wag! comes in! Local Cape Elizabeth, ME dog walkers are background checked and registered on the Wag! platform, ready to take your dog on an adventure when you need them. Your dog can make a friend in the neighborhood, and you can re-book with the same dog walker easily in the app. Cape Elizabeth, ME has "pawlenty" of parks and neighborhoods that your dog is itching to explore!

The best dog friendly neighborhoods
in Cape Elizabeth

Crescent Beach

The Crescent Beach neighborhood of Cape Elizabeth is home to the dog-friendly Crescent Beach State Park. Here you’ll find the lovely Inn by the Sea, a dog-friendly hotel and resort that doesn’t charge a pet fee, nor does it limit the number or size or dogs. The Inn’s sandy beach allows dogs from October through May, and makes it a perfect stop for human and furry friend to stay while they visit southern Maine. The Crescent Beach State Park also features a concession for food and beverages, changing areas and a sandy beach. Dogs are welcome on-leash from October 1st to March 31st. Just down the road from Crescent Beach is the Kettle Cove Creamery, serving hard and soft ice cream, along with shakes, frozen yogurt and other icy treats. Fido is welcome at the outdoor picnic tables in the summer. Two Lights State Park, another Cape Elizabeth gem, also resides in this neighborhood, and welcomes on-leash pups during its open hours of sunrise to sunset.The Lobster Shack, a favorite of locals and tourists, serves up scrumptious seafood including steamed lobster and lobster rolls, and features at least a dozen outdoor tables on a rocky point with a spectacular view.

Shore Acres/ Trundy Point

Tucked away between the ocean and busy Route 77, this neighborhood provides a quiet, old-fashioned rural neighborhood feel. An easy walk east brings one to the beaches of Broad Cove and Trundy Point, and dogs are as frequent a sight here as bicycles and walkers. Leashes are required, and the pebbled beaches are perfect for sniffing out small crustaceans, starfish and sea glass at low tide. There is a working farm here named Alewives’ Farm, where you can buy fresh produce and live lobsters for steaming back at the cottage. There is also the C Salt Gourmet Market ,which will provide dog bowls at their outdoor tables for sharing your breakfast and lunch fare with your fur-buddy.

Cross Hill

The Cross Hill neighborhood is home to Jordan’s Farm, which has existed for generations and has provided local produce to farm stands, grocery stores and restaurants for many years. The farm is also home to a dog-friendly eatery called The Well at Jordan’s Farm. A small menu of locally sourced ingredients prepared simply and deliciously can be shared with your canine companion at their outdoor picnic tables. The menu changes daily to accommodate availability of the freshest and best ingredients, but always offers chicken, seafood and vegetarian items as staples. Food is prepared fresh and to order, but the simple preparations make for short waiting times, during which you can enjoy some of their house made iced tea. Other beverages are BYOB.

Delano Park

Delano Park is home to Robinson Woods Park, a dog-friendly expanse which covers 145 acres of woodland, fields and ponds, and features walking and hiking trails that meander among centuries-old trees. The forest floor through which the trails of Robinson Woods travel is crisscrossed by streams opening into pools where wildflowers and ferns flourish. In an adjacent area of the park called Robinson Woods II, fields and wetlands with numerous wading birds and water mammals can be found. What a smorgasbord of sights and smells for our fur-buddy to enjoy! Before 10 am, dogs may roam off-leash at Robinson Woods II, and after 4 pm at Robinson Woods I. The park provides waste bags and receptacles at the entrance.

West Fowler

In the middle of the West Fowler neighborhood sits the Great Pond, Cape Elizabeth’s largest wetland. This natural resource for fishing, bird watching, or hunting also includes the Great Pond link, a trail system that stretches from the busy Route 77 to the Alewife Brook. The Great Pond Trail is an easy-to-moderate walk, along raised wooden boardwalk for most of the 1.5-mile distance. Signs are posted along the trail to designate sights such as wooded fields and beaver lodges. The Pond is also frequently used by kayakers who can enjoy the unique perspective of the cattails, tall grasses and activities among them from the water. Fido is welcome to join his human at Great Pond, leashed or enclosed in a kayak, year-round.