Dog Walkers in Tenafly

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Tenafly

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   Population Density 2,993/sq mi

   #1 West Tenafly

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   West Tenafly is the busier part of Tenafly. There are many businesses here along the busy streets. Many of the restaurants have outdoor seating where you are welcome to dine with your dog. The local Subway has plenty of outdoor chairs and tables for your convenience. The Europe Café and Grill welcomes leashed pets in their limited patio area at the front of the restaurant. Make sure you keep waste bags with you in case your dog can’t wait for you to finish eating! Roosevelt Common is just one of the many green spaces here where you can enjoy an outdoor exercise session with your dog. 

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   Population Density 2,993/sq mi

   #2 East Tenafly

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   East Tenafly is closest to the river. There are tons of outdoor activities where you can have fun in the sun with your dog. The Tenafly Nature Center is a popular destination for dogs and their humans if you need a safe and well-kept place to explore with your dog. The Nature Center requires all pets be on leash, and there are some spots where dogs are not permitted so that the local wildlife is not disturbed. The Nature Center runs right up to the Hudson River if you are looking for a bark-tacular view with your dog. Just be a pal and bring your own waste bags!

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   Population Density 4,154/sq mi

   #3 North Cresskill

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   North Cresskill is a neighborhood in Cresskill, a town just five minutes north of Tenafly. North Cresskill is a great spot for those who want a quieter neighborhood that is still right next door to Tenafly. If you want to visit the water but find the Hudson too crowded or overstimulating, you can visit the Tenakill River for some splashing fun with Rover in his comfort zone. There are also some small green open fields in North Cresskill where you can bring your dog on leash as long as you clean up after yourselves for the other visitors to the fields. 

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   Population Density 4,154/sq mi

   #4 West Cresskill

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   West Cresskill is home to the Brookline Park. You can enjoy plenty of open space and open air in this park. If you are traveling with a whole family, the Cresskill Community Center hosts many outdoor events that welcome leashed dogs with their families. You can also visit the Farmhouse Café and Eatery if you get hungry and enjoy a patio meal with your dog right next to you. The servers will offer your dog a bowl of water to baste his barker while you enjoy your food. There are large and small tables here so you can grab a bite with the whole furry family while you are in this part of town. 

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   Population Density 4,154/sq mi

   #5 East Cresskill

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   East Cresskill is a great place if you are looking for small local parks that are kept clean and green by the locals. You will enjoy a stop at Merritt Field, where you can throw a Frisbee with your dog or chase a tennis ball or two. Eisenhower Drive Park is just a few minutes from Merritt Field if you are looking for a park with paved paths to walk around on while your dog explores all of the local smells. Aidan’s Pond is a small local pond that you are welcome to walk around and even splash in with your dog on leash. Just bring your clean up supplies so that the pond stays pawtiful! 

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