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Anadarko, OK

Dog walking in Anadarko

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Dog Walking in Anadarko

Anadarko is a lovely city in Oklahoma, just fifty miles southwest of Oklahoma City. Anadarko's history with native cultures is marked by the establishment of official, federally recognized native communities and trading posts in 1878. These communities are still recognized and respected today. The town has seen ups and downs in population growth throughout the years, but has remained stable with its own economy and growing business sector.

Anadarko has many Native American museums and monuments to keep the history of the town's partnership with First Nations tribes alive and well. The town takes great pride in these partnerships, which are maintained to this day in both culture and commerce.

The Washita River is a popular attraction for both locals and visitors to the town. You will find dog walkers love this area for the view and the cool sparkling waters throughout the year.

There are two animal hospitals in the town of Anadarko, making it easy for you to find quality care for your beloved pets. They are both in the center of town, making it easy for you to get there regardless of where in town you live.

With Oklahoma City just a short drive away to the north, you will have plenty of fun weekend adventures awaiting you if you are moving to Anadarko!

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Anadarko

Central Anadarko

48

Population Density

937 per sq. mi.

Central Anadarko

48

Central Anadarko is home to Randlett Park, a well-loved local green space with plenty of character to speak of. The park was built in the early 1900s before Oklahoma even became a state. The park is considered a Historic District, with many landmarks that attract visitors from all over to enjoy the history of the town. Today, the park has its own splash pad, playground, trails, and designated RV camping spaces. You can also play tennis, baseball, or softball on the fields. One of the more unique features of this park -- that your pup will probably need to stay home while you enjoy! -- are the local peacocks that live in their own special paradise in the park.

Fort Cobb State Park

36

Population Density

1,307 per sq. mi.

Fort Cobb State Park

36

Fort Cobb is about 30 minutes from Anadarko. In the southwest corner, you will find Fort Cobb State Park. This park has a large 4,000-acre lake where you can swim, fish, boat, and enjoy different water sports. Dogs are welcome to join you on a leash in the fishing areas. There are more than 200 campsites throughout the park with water and electrical hookups for your convenience. If you are looking for a quiet and relaxing getaway where you can unplug with your pooch, there are also privately own cabins in the park that are sometimes available for rent by the owners.

Chickasha Center

24

Population Density

739 per sq. mi.

Chickasha Center

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Chickasha is a city about twenty minutes away from Anadarko. The center of town is home to Shannon Springs Park. This park has a variety of activities that you can enjoy with your pup on a bright, clear day. There is an agility course where the more energetic folks in your family can have a blast. There are also designated spots for fishing, picnicking, and more throughout the year with a view of the pond. You can take your dog along the walking paths if you are looking for a leisurely place to take a slow and relaxing stroll at the end of the day.

Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge

12

Population Density

190 per sq. mi.

Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge

12

Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge is about an hour from Anadarko. This refuge is frequented by everyone from dog walkers to photographers looking for their next inspiration. There are plenty of outdoor activities for you to enjoy year-round. The area is popular with wildlife enthusiasts and those who love to hike and fish in areas with a wild side. There are 15 miles of hiking trails for those with different skill levels. There are three different camping sites to choose from if you are planning on packing up your little fur family and getting a break from the hustle and bustle for a little while.

Hall Park

0

Dog Parks

1 park

Population Density

616 per sq. mi.

Hall Park

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Hall Park is a neighborhood in the town of Norman, about an hour from Anadarko. It is where you will find the Norman Community Dog Park. This dog park was opened in 2005 by the community members through volunteering and donations. The park is comprised of two acres on the northern end of Griffin Park. The park is fenced in for plenty of off-leash fun. Northeast Lions Park is just a few minutes east of the Hall Park community. There is plenty room to play, picnic, and enjoy the view of the lake from your picnic blanket with your pup here.