Dog walking in New Hyde Park
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Busy Pet Parents sometimes need a hand when it comes to ensuring their pup is getting the potty breaks and exercise they need. That's where Wag! comes in! Local New Hyde Park, NY dog walkers are background checked and registered on the Wag! platform, ready to take your dog on an adventure when you need them. Your dog can make a friend in the neighborhood, and you can re-book with the same dog walker easily in the app. New Hyde Park, NY has "pawlenty" of parks and neighborhoods that your dog is itching to explore!

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in New Hyde Park
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North Hempstead
While Michael J. Tully Park doesn't have an actual dog park, it does have the advantage of being one of the few pooch-friendly places just within walking distance of New Hyde Park. You might not be able to let your furry friend run free, but there’s still plenty of space for on-leash exercise! The many sports fields make this green space a local favorite, but you and your pup will need to keep to the paved pathways or risk a fine. Remember to bring your own water and bags!
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Flushing
Many owners find the off-leash hours at Alley Pond Park a bit inconvenient. The dog run opens sunrise to 9 AM, and 9 PM to 1 AM. However, it’d still be a huge faux-paws not to pay a visit! If you can make the off-leash hours work for you, you’ll find an open space where everything is provided, so you and your pooch can enjoy a spirited game of catch without being laden down with bottles and bags! However, the real draw to Alley Pond Park is the miles of natural trails. A leashed walk in these scenic surroundings can make you easily forget that you’re in the middle of a large city! Pooches are welcome to explore this park on-leash outside of the designated hours.24

Fresh Meadows
The Cunningham Park Dog Run in Fresh Meadows is a real mutts-see! There are separate runs for large and small dogs, so your pooch can frolic and socialize no matter their size. The area has plenty of seating for tired owners, and bags are provided. The water is shut off during the winter, so you’ll need to bring your own bottle during the colder months! After you and your furry friend have worked up an appetite, check out Greek Family Eats on the other side of the park. This family-run restaurant welcomes wagging tails at outdoor tables, and the staff will put out water bowls on a hot day!12

Eisenhower Park
If you can make the eight miles to Eisenhower Dog Park in Westbury, you’d need to be barking mad not to go! The large and small dog areas are quite large, so there’s plenty of space for your pup to leap about and tire themselves out. Bags are provided, but like Cunningham Dog Park, there’s no water in the winter. The larger Eisenhower Park is an excellent option for a more sedate, leashed stroll -- the trails, lake walks, interesting sculptures and playgrounds make for a pawesome day out for the whole family!
Bay Terrace
The Little Bay Dog Run off Cross Island Pkway in Bay Terrace is a true gem. Make no bones about it, your pooch will love the sheer size of this well-proportioned park! There are large structures for shade, so you can let your furry friend run free without worrying about them overheating in the summer months. Owners will appreciate the ample seating and plentiful parking, as well as the stunning views over the Throgs Neck Bridge. While you’re in the area, why not stop by Fort Totten Park? Cultured canines might get a kick out of this former civil war fortress, which welcomes pets on-leash.


