Dog walking in Haddon Heights

Haddon Lake

Haddon Lake Park is a massive 73-acre park that has a ton of barktastic features. There are walking paths, bike paths, and a cross-country trail. You can play on the playground or bring some snacks for a picnic. There are some areas where you can't bring dogs, but most of the park is pawfect for on-leash exploring. The park is open daily all year long, but it may close in bad or dangerous weather. You will need to bring your own water bowls -- there is running water here, but no dog fountains. This is the perfect place to spend a few hours or play the day away!

Downtown

The moment that you walk into Anthony's, you'll know there is something that sets this place apart from other dog-friendly restaurants. Maybe it's the upscale decor; maybe it's the food; maybe it's a bit of both! You and your dog will be mesmerized by the menu options while you relax at the outdoor seating area. Your dog has to stay on a leash, but you can order him his own bowl of water. You're welcome to bring your own beverages (particularly those of the alcoholic variety) since Anthony's doesn't have a bar. Note that the outdoor seating area is only available in warm weather.

Collingswood

Saddler's Wood is a public conservation area where you can bring your dog for a walk in nature. There are twenty-five acres that feature self-guided tours through the trees and fields. There are no restrictions for dogs, but they must be on a leash. You have to clean up after your dog, so please remember to bring doggie waste bags. You will want to bring water with you as well. Most of the trails take about an hour to complete, but you can complete it at your own pace. If you are looking for a place to get away from the daily grind, this spot is pawfect!

Mount Ephram

The Philly Pretzel Factory puts a unique twist on the everyday pretzel. You can order a classic salted pretzel here, but they have so much more to offer, like pretzel dogs, pretzel cheesesteaks, and specialty dips. You can even grab a slushy while you are here. The outdoor tables are the pet-friendly ones. Your pup will need to be leashed, but he'll love this place as much as you do! The best part? The outdoor tables offer beautiful views of the city, making it a pawfect place to do some people-watching while you snack. Don't forget to bring a water bowl for Fido.

Medford Park

Let's face it -- anywhere you can take your dog is pretty awesome. Every adventure is made better with your fur-baby in tow. However, there are times when you want to do something just for them, which is why you need a dog park. If you are in Haddon Heights, then you only need to drive about fifteen minutes to get to Freedom Dog Park in Medford. It is a large dog park with trails, fields to run in, and plenty of room to socialize. There is no fence, so your dog will need to respond well to voice commands. There are water spigots and doggie waste bags available for you to use.