Dog Walkers in Huntington Bay

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Huntington Bay

1. Dog Parks 0

   Population Density 545/sq mi

   #1 Huntington Bay

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   Huntington Bay is a quiet neighborhood with plenty of real estate if your family is looking for a lovely, moderately priced property that is ideal for growing your family and putting down some roots. The views of the water are simply puptacular! The area is home to Crescent Beach Town Park on the eastern side of the village. Dogs are allowed on paved areas and on designated paths away from the beach and public picnic areas, but they must be on-leash. You will want to grab a few waste bags as well for easy clean up as you make your way around Huntington Bay. 

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2. Dog Parks 0

   Population Density 1,719/sq mi

   #2 Dix Hills

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   Dix Hills is a community about 25 minutes south of Huntington Bay. The area is home to the Dix Hills Park, where you will find the Dix Hills Dog Trail. The trail is two miles long. There are strict rules regarding bringing dogs with you to outdoor recreational areas, so make sure you obey all posted signs and familiarize yourself with the policies before you go. You will find a waste station set up when you first enter the park, so be sure to grab a few waste bags if you don't have your own before you venture through the park.
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3. Dog Parks 0

   Population Density 2,078/sq mi

   #3 Greenlawn

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   Greenlawn is less than twenty minutes from Huntington Bay and is another village in the city of Huntington. Frazer Drive Park is a designated dog walking trail where you can bring your pup for some exercise. There are plenty of waste stations available, but make sure you grab a couple of bags at the entrance so you can clean up as you go. This trail is great when you don't have a lot of time, as it is only a half-mile long. Just bring some water and your energy, as your pup is going to love all the sights and smells to be found in this community!
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4. Dog Parks 0

   Population Density 1,380/sq mi

   #4 Cold Spring Harbor

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   Cold Spring Harbor State Park is a dog-friendly park with 40 acres of beautiful terrain to explore. There are large oak trees three feet in diameter to admire! It is best to visit in the spring or fall if you like to observe birds. The park is a population migration area for many species of birds, and home to owls and hawks all year round. The park will take you to the Nassau Suffolk Greenbelt Trail with a pawfect for longer hiking adventures. If you are visiting this park with your dog, just make sure you have plenty of water and snacks for the day! 

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5. Dog Parks 1

   Population Density 1,515/sq mi

   #5 West Hills

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   West Hills is a community about 25 minutes from Huntington Bay. If you are looking for an off-leash dog park to get out all that energy in, this is the place to be! The community is home to the West Hills County Park. This park has well-kept nature trails and forests to sniff around with your pup. You can also take your pup over to one of the two dog parks in the area, separated by breed size into the "Small Dog Run" and the "Big Dog Run." Both runs have plenty of waste stations and room for your pups to play!
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