Dog Walkers in High Hill

Best Dog Neighborhoods in High Hill

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   Population Density 859/sq mi

   #1 Montgomery City

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   Montgomery City is ten miles north of High Hill. Lazy Day Campground lets people enjoy the experience of camping without giving up some of those finer amenities.  This campground offers campsites for those pitching a tent or pulling a trailer. No camper must be without A/C unless they want to do without!  A built-in swimming pool is a cleaner alternative to the usual lake swim.  Of course, Lazy Day has a stocked fishing lake for those who do want to experience some of the usual outdoor camping activities.  Pups will wag that tail a bit harder when they get that leash removed for a romp in the campground's newest amenity -- a fully fenced dog park!
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2. Dog Parks 0

   Population Density 721/sq mi

   #2 Warrenton City Limits

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   Warrenton is fourteen miles east of High Hill.  Kick back and stay awhile in Warrenton!  This town treats travelers with pups just fine.  The Super 8 welcomes guests with as many as two dogs for an additional charge of $15 per dog per night.  The motel has no restriction on the size of your dogs.  America's Best Value Inn on Arlington Way requests that visitors call prior to their visit.  This hotel offers a limited number of dog-friendly rooms and restricts visitors to no more than two dogs of no more than thirty pounds. The fee is $15 per dog per night stay. Afterward, paw on down to John G's Bier Deck, which welcomes canine customers at the outdoor patio!
   Dog neighborhood? yay nay
3. Dog Parks 2

   Population Density 70/sq mi

   #3 City Limits

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   Kingdom City is thirty-four miles west of High Hill. Kingdom City has two gas stations which offer more than just the average convenience store.  Fastlane and Petro serve a large truck-driver clientele.  Many truckers have a canine riding shotgun in the cab!  Fastlane has a fully enclosed dog park with both a small and large dog area. The ground at Fastlane's dog park is covered with artificial turf.  Waste stations supply a bountiful supply of waste baggies. Petro also has a completely fenced spot for those ride-along canines.  Both of these dog parks have lighting for late night bathroom breaks and operate twenty-four hours a day.
   Dog neighborhood? yay nay
4. Dog Parks 1

   Population Density 1,549/sq mi

   #4 Washington City Center

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   Washington is thirty-eight miles south of High Hill.  Burger Park is the dog's destination of delight at least for five months of the year!  Burger Park on International Avenue operates a seasonal dog park. This dog park is a grassy spot in the park that is shared with soccer players. A few trees are around the perimeter, but in general, comfort amenities for the human companions are sparse.  This dog park is a "bring your own" type of place.  People load up water and folding chairs when heading out to Burger Park with their pups.  All pups play together in this single space -- good manners are expected!
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   Population Density 1,326/sq mi

   #5 South Point

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   South Point is about thirty-nine miles south of High Hill. South Point Bark Park makes pups woof with delight with its fully fenced space just for them! This dog park operates all twelve months of the year. It is an accomplishment of a dedicated group of dog lovers in the Washington community. The dog park is very much a work-in-progress.  The fencing for the small dog section was recently added.  Drinking water is part of the future plans.  This dog park has a problem with being in a low-lying area. The grass surface has been worn down by many happy paws, and the underlying dirt turns into a mud issue on some days. A few picnic tables are scattered throughout the dog park, but plans for landscaping and a pavilion may be seen here in the near future.
   Dog neighborhood? yay nay