Dog Walkers in Lodi, NJ

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Lodi, NJ

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   Population Density 784/sq mi

   #1 Paramus

   48

   Paramus is seven miles north of Lodi. Van Saun County Park attracts visitors from all over the state. It has numerous attractions, like walking paths, picnic sites, a zoo, and a train ride. The best part of the park, though, is the fully fenced dog park, where dogs can stretch those paws and make a few furry pals! The dog park has an area set aside for small dogs, too. The ground in the dog park is covered with a fine, hard gravel. Some people don't like it, but the dogs don't seem to care! This ground doesn't get muddy after a rain like most grass-covered dog parks do. Water is not inside the dog park, but can be found in the nearby restrooms. There are benches outside the dog park, but there is no seating within the dog park itself.
   Dog neighborhood? yay nay
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   Population Density 4,659/sq mi

   #2 Lyndhurst

   36

   Riverside County Park in Lyndhurst, nine miles south of Lodi, offers people some scenic walking paths along the Passaic River. There are benches along the way where you can rest and enjoy the lapping of the river's current. The park also has a fully fenced dog park! Dogs have a tail waggin' time running leash-free in one of the two enclosures. The dog park has balls and frisbees, so don't fret if you forgot to bring Fido's favorite toy. Water is conveniently available for both canines and their people. The ground of the dog park is mostly gravel-covered with a few patches of grass here and there. Waste stations stay supplied with clean-up bags. People can find a shaded place to sit and watch their pups play.
   Dog neighborhood? yay nay
3. Dog Parks 1

   Population Density 4,339/sq mi

   #3 Ridgewood

   24

   Ridgewood is eleven miles north of Lodi. Saddle River County Park has many amenities for a person with a four-legged friend. There are trails to explore on-leash and picnic sites which are the pawfect places to enjoy lunch or a snack. The Ridgewood Dog Park is the destination dogs desire most, though. This dog park has two fully fenced enclosures for off-leash freedom. Small dogs can safely play in their separate space. The dog park does not provide water, but waste baggies are supplied. The only downside is that the dog park lacks seating for the human companions. Dogs enjoy the nearby creek and duck pond. In the hot months, a trail of tails can be seen headed to take a refreshing splash!
   Dog neighborhood? yay nay
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   Population Density 5,971/sq mi

   #4 bellevue Ave

   12

   Brookdale Dog Park is a pawpular rendezvous spot for dogs to find a pack of friendly pals. Like most dog parks, Brookdale has a separate, fenced, cozier area for the smaller dogs. This dog park is covered with mostly a gravel mulch. A small gray nose sometimes emerges after a sniff into this stuff! Water fountains designed for both humans and canines are a great amenity. Waste stations around the dog park keep a ready supply of baggies for those necessary pickups. The dog park features a few pieces of agility equipment for some extra training or just some varied amusement.  People can relax on shaded benches while they wait for their furry friend to get good and tired.
   Dog neighborhood? yay nay
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   Population Density 2,155/sq mi

   #5 Beverwyck

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   Parsippany is twenty-two miles west of Lodi. Cameron Dog Park has a large grassy field for dogs to rid themselves of the leash and have a howlin' good time! The large, fully fenced dog park includes a separately fenced section for smaller dogs. Be careful navigating this dog park -- the terrain is uneven. This surface can be tough for the two-legged, but the four-legged don't seem impeded. The natural setting of the dog park includes a very old shade tree which is the prime source of shade for the human companions. Dogs have some agility equipment. A tunnel attracts the most curious of the pups. This dog park has water on-site, and waste bags are supplied. Registration and a fee must be paid to the city in order to visit the dog park.
   Dog neighborhood? yay nay