Dog Walkers in Fenton, MO

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Fenton, MO

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   Population Density 4,037/sq mi

   #1 Central Fenton

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   Central Fenton is an inviting locale for people and their pups traveling to the region. There are several hotels for a traveler with a furry friend. Pear Tree Inn, located at 1100 S Hwy. Drive, welcomes up to two dogs of any size for an additional fee of $25 per night. Well-behaved dogs may be left unattended in their pet-friendly room for 30 minutes or less during the hours of 8 a.m. until 10 p.m. Drury Inn accepts a traveler with one or two pups of any size for an additional fee of $15. Towne Place Suites by Marriott will accommodate two dogs of twenty-five pounds or less for a charge of $50 per stay. Dogs may eat with their person at Que Pasa located at 1165 Gravois Road. Que Pasa has outdoor tables for you and your pup to enjoy some Mexican cuisine together.
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2. Dog Parks 1

   Population Density 915/sq mi

   #2 Sunset Hills

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   A short 10-minute drive north will take you and your pup to the Sunset Hills city limits where there are some pawfect activities for your furry companion. Kitun Dog Park located on Eddie & Park Road is a fully fenced, grassy dog park for a dog to play and socialize off-leash. This dog park features a separately enclosed area for small dogs. Water is available  on-site, and waste baggies are in good supply. Human companions have places to sit and watch their pup at play. This is a members-only park. Annual memberships are available at the Crestwood and Sunset Hills park departments.

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   Population Density 4,500/sq mi

   #3 St Louis Hills

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   The neighborhood of St. Louis Hills is fifteen miles north of Arnold. This neighborhood takes care of its dogs. The Southwest City  Dog Park in Willmore Park  is located at 7200 Hampton Avenue. There is over an acre of fenced-in space for dogs to socialize and play off leash. There are mature trees scattered about the mostly flat to rolling open space. Benches and picnic tables give the human companions plenty of places to sit while supervising their pup. Water is available on-site. A few pieces of agility equipment can be found in the large enclosure for training or extra exercise. This dog park is managed by a nonprofit organization, and its usage requires an annual membership.

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   Population Density 2,169/sq mi

   #4 Arnold City Limits

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   Arnold City Limits is eight miles from Fenton. It is a neighborhood that knows how to treat its canine visitors. Arnold has two free Paw Parks. One is located at the Arnold City Park, and the other at the Ferd B. Lang Park. These dog parks each have an acre of fully fenced grass for a tail-waggin’ good time off-leash. There is a separate enclosure for the small dogs. Water fountains for people and dogs are available at the dog parks. Benches are provided for the human companions. In addition, the main parks have some hiking paths through forested areas for a person and a leashed dog to experience together.

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   Population Density 3,495/sq mi

   #5 City Limits

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   Ballwin City limits has outdoor activities for your dog to experience. Tails & Trails Dog Park  in the St. Louis County Queeny Park gives dogs a lot of open space to get some exercise off-leash. This five-acre dog park includes a mixture of flat grassy areas and some tree-covered rolling hills on which sniff and explore. There is a separate area for the small dogs, too. The large enclosure includes some permanent agility equipment, and access to a small creek. A nearby lake  gives dogs a place to get wet on a hot day. A covered pavilion provides shade for the human companion. Visitors must purchase a membership from St. Louis County.  

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