Dog Walkers in Albion

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Albion

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   Population Density 5,886/sq mi

   #1 Albion Village Center

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   Bullard Park offers a roomy expanse of open grassy space for some doggy play time, fetching, or tossing around a frisbee. The walking path leads around the park. The trees and underbrush at the edge of the park will entice your pup to explore the area and find the way down to the creek for a trickling walk on warm summer days. Your pup will love running up and down the hilly areas among the trees as he wears himself out before heading home. There's activities for everyone at this park, with sports fields, a skate park, and playground equipment for children. 

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   Population Density 4,966/sq mi

   #2 Waterport

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   Lakeside Beach State Park is a mere 10 miles from Albion in the hamlet of Waterport, and hosts a panoramic view of Lake Ontario and the neighboring farms. You and your pup can walk to your heart's content on the four miles of trails here. Pups who like snow can join you for winter hiking and cross-country skiing on the trails. The park is rich with wildlife and you'll enjoy exploring the Johnson Creek area in the southwest corner. You can also see numerous birds and water fowl in the shrubby western area of the park. Camping with your leashed pup is possible in this park at one of the designated reserved camp spots .

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   Population Density 2,596/sq mi

   #3 Millville/ East Shelby

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   You'll love to spend time with your pup in the Iroquois National Wildlife Refuge just under twenty miles from Albion in Medina. You'll enjoy the peaceful exploration of this expansive unspoiled wilderness as you walk your pooch on the Kanyoo Trail and enjoy the birds along the way. The winding Kanyoo trail leads you through the forest over a short, elevated path through the marshland. Wear mosquito repellent. There are four other trails to explore and some overlooks for a great photo opportunity. If your pooch enjoys snow, he will love to join you on a cross-country ski or snowshoe hike through the refuge.

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   Population Density 3,428/sq mi

   #4 Knowlesville/ Knowlesville Station

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   Stop in at the family-oriented Medina/ Wildwood Lake KOA Holiday Campground on your next road trip to the Greater Niagra region. Your leashed pup is welcome to join you at your campsite and around camp to explore the onsite winery, or to hike along the 13-acre Wildwood Lake. Fido will enjoy a cool dip in the lake on a hot summer's day. Pets are welcome only in outdoor areas, excluding the pool, and must present their rabies certificate upon check-in. The beautiful treed area of the grounds provides a sniff-tastic walking adventure for your pup. Put together a picnic lunch and take a walk down the lakeside to enjoy a quiet getaway, just you and your pup.

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   Population Density 3,899/sq mi

   #5 Holley

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   Holley Canal Falls, ten miles from Albion, in Holley is a scenic man-made fall that was created by the building of the Erie Canal. Leash your pup and take a dogtastic walk around the falls in winter or summer. Pack a picnic in the summer and enjoy more time to watch the falls from your picnic table, or play with your pooch on the grass. Escape the stress of your day with a pawsome walk on a nice shady trail with your pup at Sans Souci Park, a nature preserve. There are several trail options; some lead by the stream and border the ponds in the park. Trails are well marked.

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