Dog Walkers in Fredonia, NY

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Fredonia, NY

1. Dog Parks 0

   Population Density 2,159/sq mi

   #1 South Fredonia

   48

   The Russell Joy Park in South Fredonia is the perfect place to start or end your day. This park has a playground, basketball and tennis courts, and a paved looped path. The path surrounds the bulk of the park, so walking the loop is a great way to burn off energy and get in your step count for the day! The park also has a large baseball diamond that draws players and crowds from the community. If your dog loves to people watch, this park is the pawfect place. Just be sure to keep an eye out while you walk the trail, as you do have to share the road with cyclists!

   Dog neighborhood?

   yay nay
2. Dog Parks 0

   Population Density 632/sq mi

   #2 The Point

   36

   Just nine minutes from Fredonia is Point Gratiot Park. Located in The Point neighborhood of Dunkirk, this park offers you a fantastic view of Lake Erie. The park has a few easy, flat, paved paths that wind through and around it. None of them will count as a day hiking, but they're still a fun time at the park. This park also has a lot of grassy space. If your dog would rather amble along following their nose than stick to the path, this is the park for you. There are also benches and picnic tables. Dogs have to be leashed in the park.
   Dog neighborhood?

   yay nay
3. Dog Parks 0

   Population Density 632/sq mi

   #3 Downtown Dunkirk

   24

   Downtown Dunkirk's Memorial Park is just a nine minute drive from the heart of Fredonia. It's a great place to go with a large group, due to the variety of activities it offers! Send the kids off to the playground and get the family chef set up at the grill spots! Cyclists can hit the small bike path. You and your dog can as well; the goal of the path is to share the road! Just keep your dog on a short leash to be sure that you're not crowding the path. Memorial Park also has an educational plaque regarding Dunkirk's veterans.
   Dog neighborhood?

   yay nay
4. Dog Parks 0

   Population Density 250/sq mi

   #4 NorthEast

   12

   Ready for an adventure that your pup won't soon forget? Jump in the car and drive the eleven minutes down to Brocton's NorthEast neighborhood! The Lake Erie State Park is something to get your tail wagging. The park offers several trails over its 355-acre sprawl. Ambitious hikers can work up a sweat, but you don't have to be a mountain climber to enjoy this park. There are also plenty of amazing water views, both from the shore and from a higher elevation. Dogs are welcome to join you in this New York State Park as long as you keep them on leash.
   Dog neighborhood?

   yay nay
5. Dog Parks 0

   Population Density 278/sq mi

   #5 South Brocton

   0

   A thirteen minute drive is definitely worth it when it ends at a waterfall. Pack up the car and take your dog to a great park off the beaten path in South Brocton. Burr Falls is a gorgeous, three seasons waterfall. You can view it after a short walk, but bring your boots if you want to go deeper into this park. If you prefer your time outdoors to be more "wilderness" and less "gardening center", this is the place for you. Bring your own water and a doggie bowl for your pup, because you're following the trails up into this park. The area is popular for fishing as well as viewing Burr Falls.
   Dog neighborhood?

   yay nay