Dog walking in Stony Point
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- Stony Point, NY
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Best dog walkers in Stony Point
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Unable to take your dog on a walk today? Dog Walkers through Wag! are available to care for your pup whenever you’re not. Every dog walker has passed an enhanced background check. Get photos and updates on where your dog poops and pees while you follow along via GPS in the app.
Amanda,
Stony Point
Thank you so much!!
Cory,
Stony Point
Thank you so much for taking care of Abita while we were away! Thanks for leaving your card too! If we go away again we ll reach out.
Andrew,
Stony Point
Thanks Pamela! You were *pawesome* and we appreciate you!
Shane,
Stony Point
Amazing, very calm and excited with handling big dogs. Will use again. Thanks Pamela !
yael,
Stony Point
Thanks Rubie can be a touch lazy buts a beautiful day
Kyana,
Stony Point
Christy did a wonderful job with my pups. I plan on booking her again.
Kyana,
Stony Point
Christy is an awesome caregiver. She looked after my pups while I was away, and they were excited to see her for every walk. I will definitely use Christy again.
Robert,
Stony Point
Katherine took great care of our dog!
pamela,
Stony Point
Thank you!
pamela,
Stony Point
Thank you as always!
Why book a dog walker in Stony Point?
Browse Stony Point, NY dog walkers to find a Caregiver that can provide the best pet care for your dog — whether your pup is a major sniffing machine and needs a patient walker, or loves to pull full force and needs someone strong to hold the leash. Dog walkers on the Wag! platform are waiting to take your furry friend on a walk around Stony Point, NY so you don't have to stress about pet care. The app even notifies you when your dog poops or pees along the way!
The best dog friendly neighborhoods in Stony Point
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Nyack
The village of Nyack is just a few miles southeast of Stony Point, and is home to Buttermilk Falls Park. These 75 acres of primarily steep woodland features the Buttermilk Falls in the west part of the park, as well as walking trails and a bridle path. Keep your pup leashed here, as the park is home to deer, hawks and other birds, and a few snakes and small mammals. One of its trails leads to the Falls and the stream that forms them, and several to scenic overlooks that provide views of the surrounding Ramapo Mountains. Nyack is also host to some pup-friendly restaurants with outdoor seating, including the Sour Kraut, Bourbon Street, and Hudson House of Nyack.
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New City
A few miles south of Stony Point is New City, home to the Kennedy Dells Park Off-Leash Run, inside Kennedy Dells County Park, which is comprised of 179 acres of grassy and wooded land. The dog run is a large, open and grassy area in the center of the park. Water is not provided, nor are there benches for the humans, but it’s a great place for Fido to release some energy and make some new friends. The Kennedy Dells County Park boasts 1 bridle path, 2 hiking trails and a fitness trail equipped with physical challenges. Dogs are permitted on the trails, in the woods, and on the meadows on a leash. There are 2 places where pups can splash and cool off: one in the center of the park near the Off-Leash Run, and another on the west side called Crum Creek. If all this exercise makes you and Fido think of food, New City is host to 3 dog-friendly restaurants with outside seating: Wasabi, Rocket Wrapps, and Calabria Restaurant. Bark-erful!
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Pomona Center
Pomona is a village to the southwest of Stony Point that is home to dog-friendly Cheesecote Mountain State Park, a 217-acre park with hiking and nature trails, campgrounds, picnic areas and fishing from its 6-acre lake. Take one of the trails, a 3-mile looped hike that takes you up approximately 500 feet to the top of Cheesecote Mountain and is considered moderately difficult. This is natural trail hiking, and there are no amenities provided, so be sure to bring water and appropriate clothing for both you and Fido, who must be leashed. Take in Cheesecote Pond near the parking area before leaving for one of the picnic areas for a well-deserved lunch for you and your furry friend.
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Stony Point Town Center
Stony Point’s Town Center sits immediately south of Bear Mountain Park and boasts the Stony Point State Park. This historic landmark park juts out into the Hudson and contains the terrain upon which a great Revolutionary War battle was fought. The dog-friendly open areas provide vistas of the Hudson River below, as well as much of the local wildlife and birds that live and migrate through as the seasons change. Your pooch must be leashed, and isn’t permitted inside any of the historic buildings, but hiking among these fields where significant history was made will be fun for him, too. Be sure to bring water for both of you as none is provided by the park.
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Tompkins Cove/ Jones Point
This Stony Point neighborhood, in addition to being the home of the Bear Mountain State Park, is also host to Iona Island, a 120-acre island composed of rock in the Hudson River, just off Tompkins Point. The island can be accessed by the public and their doggos from April through November, and it is well worth slogging through the mudflats connecting it with the river’s western shore to view the dozens of species of birds and other wildlife. From December to March, bald eagles who make their nests there every year can be viewed from Bear Mountain overlooks. An impressive sight for man and beast. Free kayak tours are available as well, so take your adventurous leashed pup out for a few hours on the waters of the Mighty Hudson.
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