Dog Walkers in Lyndhurst, NJ

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Lyndhurst, NJ

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   Population Density 4,509/sq mi

   #1 Lyndhurst City Limits

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   Lyndhurst knows that dogs just want to have fun. The Riverside County Dog Park keeps those tails waggin' and noses sniffin'! This fully fenced dog park lets dogs run wild and free. There is even a small dog section so the little ones don’t get hurt. You'll find all the necessary amenities here, including drinking water, well-stocked waste stations with doggie bags, and a  few nice shaded places for pet parents to sit while their pup plays. Locals advise that some humans don't watch their dogs as closely as they should at this dog park, and play can get a little, well, ruff. Be sure to supervise your pup at all times whenever you visit the dog park!

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2. Dog Parks 1

   Population Density 5,971/sq mi

   #2 bellevue Ave

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   Six miles west of Lyndhurst, in Montclair, you'll find Brookdale Dog Park. This fully fenced dog park is a pooch’s perfect playground. It has two enclosures: one large section for big dogs, and a second for the smaller ones. The ground is mostly gravel mulch, but greenery abounds on all sides of the dog park. The parks features nifty drinking fountains that serve dogs and people at the same time. Waste stations are also available for those necessary cleanups. There's always a line for the agility equipment here, which is very pawpular with the local dogs. Less ambitious people and pups can relax a bit on the shaded benches.  

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   Population Density 4,339/sq mi

   #3 Ridgewood

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   Saddle River County Dog Park, located 16 miles away in Ridgewood, has two fully fenced enclosures for dogs to shed the leash and sniff out some new canine companions. A partially paved surface makes this dog park less attractive to some visitors (mostly the two-legged kind), and some additions, like water and more seating, would make the human companions less grouchy. Dogs here have fun, though, and they're also cleaned up after thanks to the park's supplied waste baggies. The main park has some hiking areas that leashed dogs are welcome to explore.

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   Population Density 1,656/sq mi

   #4 Woodbridge

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   If you find yourself in Woodbridge, located 22 miles south of Lyndhurst, be sure to stop by the Woodbridge Dog Park. Pups have a pawesome time running leash-free in this fully fenced dog park! Small breeds can sniff out some new canine companions their own size in their own separate area. This dog park has all the amenities, including water and waste baggies. Ample seats in comfortable spots allow a person to watch and supervise from a decent vantage point. A decorative gazebo provides even more shade. Dogs can try out the agility equipment, and the ambitious can even squeeze in a bit of training.

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   Population Density 1,668/sq mi

   #5 Mountainside

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   Echo Lake Dog Park in Mountainside, just 24 miles from Lyndhurst, has all the bells and whistles you'd expect from a furrific dog park! Let your dog find a new furry friend in one of two separate areas for large and small breeds. If playtime gets a little too ruff, you can put your dog in a time-out pen until he's on his best behavior again.  Drinking water for both pups and their parents are provided at the dog park, in addition to water bowls. Many toys and ball are shared by visitors to the dog park. Poop bags are provided at the waste stations -- so use them!  A sheltered area lets the human companions get out of the weather so that pup can continue to play. You and Fido are sure to have a pawesome time here!

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