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The best dog friendly neighborhoods in Southampton
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Southampton Village Center
The town’s village center is where you’ll find lots of small
shops selling everything from fine jewelry to souvenirs, along with restaurants
that will tempt your palate and are friendly to canine companions. One such
place is Clyde’s Restaurant, which has an outdoor dining area large enough for
several dogs at once! Serving familiar and comforting food with a flair, this
is a popular restaurant for locals and guests at the Southampton Inn, where it
is located. The Inn is dog-friendly, too, for a small additional fee. The
village center also hosts Coopers Beach, where doggos can romp and play from
October 1st through March 31st, on leash. Its beautiful
white sand, backed by sand dunes, is one of the most treasured beaches on the
east coast, and its warm waters make for pawsome splashing and swimming. Arf!
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North Sea
The North Sea neighborhood of the town of Southampton is
home to the Wolf Swamp Sanctuary, a 20-acre preserve on the north side of Big
Fresh Pond. Most of the preserve is composed of forest with a small swamp. A
.5-mile trail crosses both, and proceeds to an old road with a bench and
some wood terracing. The road loops back to the start and on to a boardwalk
over the swampier area and a deep ditch used to drain the swamp. Here, you and Fido will see many birds, including osprey, ducks or geese. Although this is not a long walk, it is full of sounds, smells and sights
to interest both you and your fur-pup. In the spring at dusk, the sound of peepers,
the tiny amphibians calling for potential mates, is prevalent and a reminder of
spring everywhere. Woofderful.
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Tuckahoe
The Southampton neighborhood of Tuckahoe is where you’ll find the Tuckahoe
Woods Preserve, 160 acres of woodland, fresh water wetlands, vernal pools and
underground potable fresh water springs. The park, also known as Tuckahoe Hill
Preserve or Nature’s Preserve, boasts a hill high enough to offer a
spectacular 360° view of its environs. You may also view hawks riding the
thermals, hunting for small animals below. There is a dog-friendly 2-mile
trail that meanders through the forest and around the pools, where fox, deer,
and amphibians gather. The trailhead is dedicated to the memory of Kurt “Nature”
Billing, and it can be accessed in 2 places on Sebonac Road. Grab your fur-pup’s
leash and some water, and take him on over to this pawrrific preserve– he’ll be
glad you did, and so will you!
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Hampton Bays
Directly west of Southampton is Hampton Bays, a community on
Shinnecock Bay with access to Ponquogue Beach and Shinnecock Country Park West
on Dune Road. Pooches are allowed on the beach from October 1st to March 31st,
and it’s a great one to take them to, as it has a very wide sandy beach, gentle surf that
can get exciting in the fall, and it’s quite long. Long walks to the end and
back are furbulous, especially when the terns and seagulls are
about for barking at. There is a bathroom and plenty of room to take a run, fly
a kite or play frisbee. All in all, a great off-season beach for human and fur-buddy
alike! After your day on the beach, be
sure to check in to Cowfish, whose 7 dog-friendly tables await you and your
pup. Here you’ll find upscale casual fare like burgers (arf!) and sushi. Bone appetit!
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Bridgehampton
Bridgehampton is home to Bridge Gardens, a 5-acre hidden gem
in the heart of town. Open daily, year-round, this is a pawrfect place to take
a quiet, contemplative stroll with your leashed fur-baby.
In the spring and summer, the annual and perennial flowers intoxicate with their
gorgeous colors and scents, while in the fall the golds and reds compliment the
evergreen greens. In winter, the gardens become an entirely different landscape,
silent and snow-covered flower beds resting, but evergreens maintaining their
glory amid the sculptures and walking paths. This is truly a worthwhile way to
spend an afternoon with your furry bestie!
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