Dog Walkers in Randolph, NJ

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Randolph, NJ

1. Dog Parks 1

   Population Density 1,236/sq mi

   #1 Town Center

   48

   Randolph Dog Park proves that every dog can have its day -- especially if brought to play here! This off-leash, fully fenced dog playground has one area for small and large dogs. The surface is a gray rock with some grass in spots. Large trees provide beauty and shade for the benches beneath them.This dog park has an array of agility equipment. Your pup can run the obstacle course, exercise on the A-frame, or dash through a tunnel. Structures to climb on make it easy to get your pup a workout even in this smaller dog park. Water fountains for dogs are a great convenience. This dog park is for residents only.
   Dog neighborhood? yay nay
2. Dog Parks 1

   Population Density 6,420/sq mi

   #2 Morristown

   36

   Lewis Morris Dog Park is just an eight-mile drive east of Randolph. Dogs start howlin' when they see this fully fenced space just for them! It features a large dog area and a separately fenced enclosure for smaller pups. Dogs can get a manicure while there free of charge on the hard surface. Some of the two-legged visitors don't care for the aesthetics of the surface, but dogs don't mind a bit. Water is not available in the dog park, but the main park's restrooms aren't that far away if someone happened to depart without a water bottle. Waste stations supply doggie waste bags. A few benches and a bit more shade are on the human visitors' wishlist for this park.
   Dog neighborhood? yay nay
3. Dog Parks 1

   Population Density 2,259/sq mi

   #3 Beverwyck

   24

   Parsippany is located twelve miles east of Randolph. A caravan of cars filled with excited pooches will tell you that you have arrived at Cameron Dog Park! This dog park is a fully fenced enclosure where your pup can rid the leash and make a few new canine acquaintances. A small dog enclosure takes care of these pups too. The enclosures are grass-covered, and the fenced-in natural terrain can be uneven in places. Tread carefully! A plastic tunnel attracts some curious noses. A few adventurous pups venture through it. Water is available on-site, and doggie bags help with the necessary pick-ups. This dog park is a permit-only park that requires registration with the city.
   Dog neighborhood? yay nay
4. Dog Parks 1

   Population Density 313/sq mi

   #4 Pluckemin

   12

   Bedminster's Pluckemin neighborhood is approximately nineteen miles south of Randolph. Burnt Mills Park has a half-acre that is fully fenced for your pup's off-leash pleasure. All pups must be on their best behavior here since dogs of all sizes play together. Small dogs have no refuge away from those big guys. The dog park lacks water on-site, but waste stations are fully stocked with doggie waste baggies. The main park has ten acres of open spaces that you and your leashed pup can experience together. Picnic sites make for a cozy lunch with your four-legged companion. The dog park is free and open to the public.
   Dog neighborhood? yay nay
5. Dog Parks 1

   Population Density 316/sq mi

   #5 Bedminster

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   Bedminster is located less than nineteen miles south of Randolph. River Road Dog Park saves some space for your Spot to get some off-leash exercise and socialization. A half-acre greets your pup and invites you to take that leash off and let your fur-baby play with some furry buddies. The dog park only has one enclosure for dogs of all sizes. Several benches give the human folks a place from which to watch their pups as they have fun. Waste stations amply stocked with doggie waste baggies prompt people to keep the place tidy. No water is immediately available, so be sure to bring some..
   Dog neighborhood? yay nay