Dog Walkers in Bellerose

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Bellerose

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   Population Density 33,066/sq mi

   #1 Hollis Hills

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   Hollis Hills is one of the biggest central neighborhoods of Queens, featuring recreation spots, quiet streets, and residential quarters. Alley Pond Park is a hidden gem in Queens, and home to miles of walking trails and a huge open space for pooches to run wild and explore nature, all off-leash! Make sure your buddy is under voice control, because the area is not fenced. If you are also looking for an adventure of the gastronomic variety, Greek Family Restaurant is a great place to travel to Greece without buying a ticket! You and your fur baby can enjoy authentic Greek cuisine in the outdoor seating area.

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   Population Density 21,652/sq mi

   #2 Fresh Meadows

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   Take a deep breath of fresh air in the Fresh Meadows neighborhood, located in the very heart of Queens. Prepare to have lots of fun with Fido at Cunningham Park, an extensive green recreation area with multiple walking trails to explore on-leash and a dog park where your pooch can go wild! Cunningham Park Dog Run houses a huge grassy area for off-leash chasing and playing. If you don't want to get lost in this huge terrain -- the whole park is 358 acres! -- print or download a map of the park. Be sure to bring plenty of drinking water? Why not bring a few friends, too? The more, the merrier!

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   Population Density 980/sq mi

   #3 Eisenhower Park

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   Occupying a significant part of southern Westbury, Eisenhower Park is one of the favorite places among locals and tourists, with mind-blowing summer events and movie nights, more than 930 acres of open space with multiple walking trails, tennis and golf courses, swimming opportunities, and a cozy place for pups to play off-leash! The dog park is fully fenced, well-maintained, and welcomes visitors from dawn to dusk daily. There are plenty of hounds to play with here! Your day will be even better if you finish it with a visit to TGI Fridays, where you and Fido can enjoy a burger at one of the outdoor tables. Don't forget to bring a leash.

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   Population Density 3,457/sq mi

   #4 Garden City Downtown

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   Garden City’s downtown is a perfect place to skip a day of exercise and treat yourself to a gastronomic adventure. Start your Fido-friendly food tour on 7th Street, full of unusual places with generous portions, such as Bagelman, serving freshly made muffins daily. Want something a little lighter? Go Greek is an authentic Greek café offering a wide variety of salads and dressings. Both cafes feature pet-friendly outdoor tables and are never empty! If you want something a little more chic, enjoy the posh allure of the outdoor patio at Revel Restaurant and Bar. All establishments welcome doggie diners as long as they are leashed and well-behaved. Bone appetit!

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   Population Density 7,462/sq mi

   #5 Lakeside Drive South

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   Running along Hempstead Lake, Lakeside Drive bumps into Southern State Parkway in South Hampstead, and leads to a doggie heaven on earth: Hempstead Lake State Park. This furrific park features an old-school wooden carousel, which is one of the favorite local attractions and a great place for pictures! Unlike many state parks, Hempstead Lake State Park has an area that's gone to the dogs (in the best way pawssible)! The Dog Area is located near Rockville Center and South Pond, which means your pup will have easy access to the water if they want to make a splash with their new furry friends. There are also plenty of hiking and biking trails around the pond and surrounding areas where you and Fido can play sleuth.

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