Dog Walkers in Niagara Falls

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Niagara Falls

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   Population Density 7,723/sq mi

   #1 East Hyde Park

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   Hyde Park is the attraction that the neighborhood takes its name from. It has the distinction of being the largest park in New York State outside of Manhattan, and is a pawfect place to explore with your dog! The park is made up of interconnected areas, so there’s always something new to discover. Stay on the move and you’ll cover a lot of ground, and tire your dog out for a good night’s sleep, without ever seeing the same thing twice! Some of the most beloved areas include the rose garden and extensive tennis courts. Social dogs will love the crowds, and there’s enough room for shy dogs to have space!
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   Population Density 2,987/sq mi

   #2 DeVeaux

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   The De Veaux Woods State Park gives the neighborhood its name. It also dominates much of the space! This 51-acre state park welcomes dogs as long as you follow some basic rules. Dogs have to stay on leash and on the path at all times. Clean up after your pet and be willing to share the road; the park is pupular with dog walkers, joggers, and cyclists who want to observe old growth trees. It’s also immediately adjacent to the Whirlpool State Park. Follow the same rules here, and you can hike out to see the Niagara Whirlpool, a less well known, but nonetheless amazing natural attraction.

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   Population Density 1,345/sq mi

   #3 Cayuga Island

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   Jayne Park in the Cayuga Island neighborhood is not an island paradise, but a great local park. It flies under the radar of most tourists, so it’s a great spot to hit when you want to get away from the crowds. It doesn’t have the raw natural wonder of the state parks, but it does have plenty of green space for on leash walks! Griffon Park is another place locals love. This park features two jungle gyms at opposite ends of the park, as well as a boat launch zone and a walking path with a great view of the canal.
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   Population Density 1,289/sq mi

   #4 Love Canal

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   The Oppenheim County Park in Niagara Fall’s Love Canal neighborhood is a large park that’s as great for throwing a birthday bash as it is for dog walking. Leash up and explore this park which features sports fields, an extensive playground, and ample picnic space! Walk your dog under the cool shade of the trees and really enjoy your time out. Once you’ve perked up your appetite, try Papa Leo’s! This pizzeria has extensive outdoor seating during the summer months. It also has everything you associate with a classic Italian casual restaurant, from steaming hot pies to a variety of salads, soups, and hot apps.
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   Population Density 2,987/sq mi

   #5 Highland

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   The Devil’s Hole State Park is a 42-acre park named after its vicious rapids. While you definitely don’t want to go in the water, just looking is highly recommended. This park draws some crowds, but there’s plenty of space to spread out and walk your dog. As long as your dog stays on leash and out of the water, the park is yours! Soliday’s Bar & Grill is a casual eatery that pairs their fried, classic American goodness with beers bottled, canned, and on tap. They have a pet friendly patio where you can dine outside. Their classic dish is chicken wings, but everyone can find something to love among their sandwiches, salads, wraps, and apps.
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