Dog Walkers in Forest Hills, NY

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Forest Hills, NY

1. Dog Parks 0

   Population Density 22,056/sq mi

   #1 Oakland Gardens

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   The Oakland Gardens neighborhood is 8 miles from Forest Hills, and sits on the east side of Queens. Despite there being a bit of a hike to get there, heading to the Alley Pond Park will make it all worth it. The park is dog-friendly and allows for off-leash fun for your pup to explore all the park's features, like the freshwater and saltwater wetlands, tidal flats, meadows, forests, and trails. Once off the trails, your pup will have to be put back on a leash, but can then travel to the Greek Family Restaurant, a Greek eatery with dog-friendly outdoor seating and complimentary water.
   
   Dog neighborhood? yay nay
2. Dog Parks 0

   Population Density 22,944/sq mi

   #2 Bayside

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   The Bayside neighborhood is located right on the Little Neck Bay, about 10 miles from Forest Hills. Here you'll find the double park of Crocheron Park and Jordan Golden Park, which together make up 22 acres of land.  The parks are often bustling with families and dogs, and feature recreational baseball fields, trails, and a fishing pond. Dogs may not go into the pond, but can walk around it and on the trails while on a leash. The parks also provide access to clean-up stations, trash bins, benches and water fountains.

   Dog neighborhood? yay nay
3. Dog Parks 0

   Population Density 42/sq mi

   #3 Roosevelt Ave/ 126th St

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   Who loves the park? Who loves being able to run and play on lush, green grass? I bet your dog does... and you too, sure. Then you're in luck at the Roosevelt Avenue and 126th Street neighborhood, located right next to Forest Hills. The region is wholly made up of the dog-friendly Flushing Meadows Corona Park, which makes up 53 acres of pawsome green space. The park surrounds the Meadon and Willow Lakes, and offer over 10 miles of walking trails, 17 water fountains, 1,237 linear feet of benches and 1,037 new trees. Keep your dog on a leash, and you'll be able to enjoy all of them.

   Dog neighborhood? yay nay
4. Dog Parks 0

   Population Density 54,055/sq mi

   #4 Kew Gardens

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   Kew Gardens lies on the southern border of the Forest Hills neighborhood and is best known for its access into Forest Park. The dog-friendly park has plenty to offer for dogs and humans alike! The 500+ acre park lives up to its name, and is covered in thick trees. Over 8 miles of trails, picnic areas, barbecue areas and the enclosed baseball areas are open to all leashed-dogs to walk and play. Dogs are even allowed at the free concerts hosted at the park. Humans can enjoy amenities like clean-up stations, water fountains, benches and even wi-fi hotspots.
   
   Dog neighborhood? yay nay
5. Dog Parks 0

   Population Density 36,930/sq mi

   #5 Howard Beach

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   Howard Beach neighborhood is the best of both worlds for dog-lovers, with sandy beaches, vibrant woods, and secluded walking trails. Only 6 miles from Forest Hill, the public park is dog-friendly throughout. Whether you want to take a quiet stroll through the trees and look for wildlife, or head to the beach and play along with the seashore and waterfront, Fido will be happy in this pawtastic space. The park is rather large, so be prepared before heading in with water bottles and snacks. There are clean-up stations, trash bins, and benches at the parking area of the park. After a day of fun, head to Twist It Top It, a frozen yogurt shop that's dog-friendly. Wh0 doesn't like some vanilla yogurt? 
   

   Dog neighborhood? yay nay