Dog Walkers in Waynesville, OH

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Waynesville, OH

1. Dog Parks 0

   Population Density 1,601/sq mi

   #1 Waynesville Center

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   The Waynesville Center neighborhood is the most populated neighborhood in town. It's central location makes the Clint Fultz Memorial Park even more popular, with the large field and surrounding trees to give the park-goers shade and privacy. The park has a pavilion and small playground, with access to the Little Miami River that borders the northern part of the park. Dogs are welcome in the park while on a leash, but can easily find plenty of room to run around and play. The park also connects to the Little Miami Scenic Trail, a dog-friendly dirt and concrete trail that follows the river, offering scenic views and benches for resting.
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2. Dog Parks 1

   Population Density 64/sq mi

   #2 Oregonia Rd

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   The Oregonia Road neighborhood takes up the southern part of the city, with access to lots of thick woods and open fields. Some of those fields are part of the Hisey Park Dog Park, a fenced-in dog park that is the best place in the neighborhood to bring Fido. Dogs can roam freely and safely in the enclosure, with separate areas for large and small dogs, an agility course, double-gated entrances, and a picnic shelter in the closed-off area. There are clean-up stations with rakes to clean up after your pup, but owners will have to bring water.
   
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   Population Density 162/sq mi

   #3 Foxdale Farms

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   Foxdale Farms is a small neighborhood on the western side of town, with some residential homes. In the middle of the neighborhood is the Patricia Allyn Park, a 10-acre park with closed-off tennis courts, multiple soccer and multi-use fields, playground, open areas, and a paved walking path that loops the park. The trail is 1.5 miles and is lined with trash bins and benches, and provides Fido with a great place to get a decent walk while getting some one-on-one time you. The open areas are also dog-friendly to leashed pups, with additional amenities like trash bins, clean-up stations, and nighttime lights.

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4. Dog Parks 0

   Population Density 1,857/sq mi

   #4 Springboro Ward 1

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   The Springboro Ward 1 is a residential neighborhood that is ten miles west of Waynesville, in the town of Springboro. The neighborhood is worth the travel, thanks to two large parks in the area. North Park provides residents with enclosed tennis courts, recreational fields, paved paths, and other amenities like water fountains and clean-up stations. The area is perfect for a quick and easy walk along the looping path. The second park is Community Park which provides large open spaces great for running around and playing. There's also access to benches and water fountains. Dogs must be leashed up in both parks before going.
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   Population Density 2,579/sq mi

   #5 Beal

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   Franklin is 10.5 miles west of Waynesville, with a popular neighborhood for residents known as Beal. The neighborhood is popular thanks to the dog-friendly parks like the Clearcreek Park. This area is over 20-acres of open space and recreational fields. There are enclosed baseball fields and tennis courts, with free-range soccer fields and multi-use areas. The park has a concrete path that encircles it and winds through the fields, providing a good place to not only walk Fido, but let him play and run around in. Additional features in the park include water fountains, benches, and trash bins.
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