Dog Walkers in Southern Pines

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Southern Pines

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   Population Density 4,534/sq mi

   #1 Midland Rd/ Pee Dee Rd

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   Martin Park is an outdoor paradise for dogs. Nestled in the Midland Road and Pee Dee Road neighborhood, this off leash dog area is everything your pup is looking for. There are almost 50 wooded acres for your furry friend to explore. He can wander through trees, climb over logs or splash in the brook that runs through the park.  There are even a couple open spaces for a game of fetch or chase.  This park is popular with the local canines, so it’s a pupperific spot for some doggy socialization.  Be aware that the park is not entirely fenced in., but with so much going on, your pup will be too busy to notice.
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   Population Density 3,744/sq mi

   #2 Knollwood

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   For a pupstastic day out, head over to Knollwood and pay a visit to Reservoir Park. This beautiful park combines a 95 acre reservoir with 85 acres of surrounding woodlands. Your fur baby will love breathing in some fresh air as you wander around the waterfront area. Follow the Reservoir Park Greenway all away around the lake. This trail runs 2.1 miles, and passes through a forested area and across the dam. There other shorter trails if your pooch is in the mood for a more relaxing walk. Picnic areas are available, so bring your lunch and stay a while.

   
   

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   Population Density 4,651/sq mi

   #3 Hog Island/ Manly

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   Weymouth Woods Sandhills Nature Preserve is one area your furry BFF won’t want to miss out on.  Located in the Hog Island and Manly area, this natural expanse is full of majestic longleaf pines and provides a beautiful setting for an afternoon walk with your pup. Let your pooch pick from a selection of trails that wander through swamps, sandy uplands or forest.  Trails range from just over a half of a mile to 2.6 miles, so she can go until she’s all tuckered out. Keep your eyes open for birds, fox, squirrels and tree frogs along the way.

   
   

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   Population Density 2,402/sq mi

   #4 Town Center

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   Leash up your pup and head over to the Town Center for a walk through Downtown Park. This park is nestled right in the heart of Southern Pines and is a local gathering place for many residents. Your four legged companion can stretch his legs as you take laps around the park’s perimeter. Take some time to relax on one of the benches and let your dog soak in the sights and sounds of the day. For a change of scenery, venture into the surrounding streets. Stroll down Broad Street to get a feel for the town. Your fur baby will have a woofin’ good time!

   
   

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   Population Density 2,302/sq mi

   #5 Aberdeen Town Center

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   Aberdeen Town Center in the nearby town of Aberdeen is home to Aberdeen Lake Park. This beautiful park is just five miles south of Southern Pines. Clip a leash on your furry friend and head out onto the two mile trail that circles Pages Lake. Your dog will enjoy being outside and love getting in his daily dose of doggy exercise. The lake is also a fishing hotspot, so if you’re feeling lucky, go ahead and cast a line. Your pup can soak up the sun while relaxing on the banks. The park also has a train themed playground for the little two legged members of the family. No bones about, this this park is pupperific!

   
   

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