Dog walking in Haverford
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Busy Pet Parents sometimes need a hand when it comes to ensuring their pup is getting the potty breaks and exercise they need. That's where Wag! comes in! Local Haverford, PA dog walkers are background checked and registered on the Wag! platform, ready to take your dog on an adventure when you need them. Your dog can make a friend in the neighborhood, and you can re-book with the same dog walker easily in the app. Haverford, PA has "pawlenty" of parks and neighborhoods that your dog is itching to explore!

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in Haverford
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Buck / College
Did you know that Haverford College is home to a beautiful arboretum and dog-friendly nature trail? Established in 1933 by a group of alums and students to showcase the college's growing tree collection, the 2.2-mile trail travels along the perimeter of the 216-acre campus. It will take you and Fido through the arboretum's conifer collection, past athletic fields, and along the duck pond. Open from dawn to dusk, the dirt and gravel trail is mostly shaded and flat, allowing for an easy, leisurely walk. For a self-guided tour of the trees on campus, pick up a brochure at the Whitehead Campus Center. Always keep Fido on a leash and off the athletic fields.
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Haverford - Sharpe Park
The Sharpe Park and Bird Sanctuary is a quiet little spot where you and your pooch can go for a leashed stroll. As the name suggests, the Sharpe Park and Bird Sanctuary is frequented by birds, so keep your eyes peeled for them! You'll also find walking paths, benches, and pretty gardens in this 2.3-acre natural area. Just a stone's throw from the park is the White Dog Cafe, which welcomes four-legged guests at their stylish patio. The restaurant's quirky decor showcases a love of canines, with two iron dogs guarding the entrance and dog-themed artwork inside. Vegetarian and vegan menus are available upon request.
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Ithan Mills
The Ithan Valley Park in nearby Bryn Mawr is pawfect for a quick nature getaway with your pup. With stately trees all around and Ithan Creek running through the length of the site, this 20-acre park offers an easy, scenic hike through the woods. Prior to being transformed into an estate in the 1900s, the Ithan Valley Park was considered to be one of the most important botanical sites in the country, with trees collected from North America and the Old World. Today, the trees that are believed to have been part of the original collection have been marked and numbered.
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Radnor Township Malind
Pack some food and Fido's favorite treats, and head for a picnic at Saw Mill Park in nearby Newtown Square! Located along a stretch of Little Darby Creek, this 4.2-acre linear park features shaded picnic areas, open grassy space, and paved walkways. Saw Mill Park is a popular spot for fishing and hiking, with nature trails that can be used by individuals with special needs. The trails will lead you and Fido among the woods, where you'll find a historic bridge over the creek. Let Fido take a dip in the water if you don't mind a wet puppy. You can also follow the trails to get to the adjacent Skunk Hollows Park.

Gladwyne
Looking for a place to spend a beautiful day with your pup? Roll over to Rolling Hill Park in the neighboring community of Gladwyne! This 103-acre park features an off-leash play area and designated nature trails for four-legged visitors, giving doggos the opportunity to explore the site freely. The trails lead to a creek where Fido can cool off on a hot day, with the banks dotted by old homesteads. The park's steep hills and diverse terrain make for a good workout, so be prepared to sweat a bit. Note that Fido needs a permit to go off-leash; this can be obtained via the Lower Merion Township website.
