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The best dog friendly neighborhoods in Kettering
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E Rahn Road
The pleasant neighborhood of East Rahn Road is a well-kept and sunny place to walk Fido, with lots of open space and paved sidewalks. Some of the open space belongs to Irelan Park, which is an 8-acre area that provides residents with four enclosed baseball diamonds, open space and a perimeter trail that encircles and cuts through the park. Fido can get plenty of exercise here with a good walk, or just roam in the baseball fields. There's also access to water fountains and benches. Ernst Park is right across the street and has the same amenities as Irelan Park, with additional tennis courts, gazebo, clean-up stations, and soccer fields that are public to leashed pups.36
JF Kennedy Park
The neighborhood of JF Kennedy Park is a small residential one, but provides residents with vibrant, grassy areas for you and your pup. One of these areas is a park that shares the same name as the neighborhood, JF Kennedy Park, an 11.2-acre multi-use field with baseball diamonds, tennis courts, a pavilion and over 2.5 miles of paved trails for Fido to walk around on. Dogs must be leashed here, but have access to water fountains, benches, clean-up stations, trash bins, and nighttime lights. The area also offers the Croftshire Park, a rural but pretty park with a completely open layout, perfect for fetching and running around with Fido. Don't forget to bring some clean-up bags or water to this park!
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Lincoln Park
Lincoln Park isn't named after the band, but still provides plenty of entertainment to pups and humans thanks to the Lincoln Pond Park. The park surrounds Lincoln Pond, with a perimeter path, a large parking lot, benches, and trash bins along the path. Fido won't only get a good walk here, but a beautiful one too. Kettering Central Park is also right across the street and provides extra amenities like clean-up bags and picnic tables and includes more paved paths and open space. Pups have to remain on a leash in both parks, and you'll have to remember to bring water to both.
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Beavertown
The Beavertown neighborhood is on the south side of town, and filled with rows of residential homes. The area boasts a beautiful park known as Delco Park, which has something for everyone, including your pup. With over 25 acres of land, visitors can enjoy access to a fishing pond, 1.7 miles of paved paths that surround and cut through the park, four enclosed baseball diamonds, a playground, and two pavilions. The well-kept park has lots of open space too, offering vibrant grassy areas for leashed pups to play around on, with access to water fountains, benches, and trash bins. The park is open from 10 AM to 10 PM, and has nighttime lights for extra safety.
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Woodman County Line
The Woodman County Line neighborhood is on the eastern edge of the city. Residents can enjoy multiple parks, like the State Farm Park, a 50-acre area with 6 baseball diamonds, open fields, paved paths, shaded seating areas, and access to Little Beaver Creek for fishing and swimming. Dogs should not play off of a leash here, but can enjoy the enclosed space of the fields, open areas, water fountains, benches, and trash bins. Oak Park is another park in the neighborhood and doesn't get as busy, although it provides additional amenities like an enclosed tennis court, playground, and lots of trees!Frequently asked questions
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