Dog walking in Hazleton

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Dog Walking in Hazleton

Hazleton gets tails wagging! This robust community treats your pet like the canine king he is. Whether you're dining out, exploring the neighborhood, or lounging in your hotel room, your dog can stay by your side. There are four veterinary clinics in Hazleton to attend to every sniffle! Start your exploration with a trip to Curry Donuts, a fun premium donut shop with a ton of other options, from juices to salads--and with dog-friendly outdoor benches to enjoy it all!

Rails to Trails Hazleton is over ten miles... one way! This trail is part of a nationwide effort to convert unused rail lines to ready to run trails. Walk as far as you like, but remember you have to walk back just as far! Bring your own water and keep your dog on a leash while enjoying this trail.

There's no shortage of pet friendly accommodations in Hazleton. From Candlewood Suites Hazleton to Ramada Inn Hazleton to Red Roof Inn & Suites Hazleton, there are dog friendly options for only a small pet fee. Sweet dreams are made of low fees!

Come and see what has Hazleton dogs wagging their tail every day of the week!

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Hazleton

South Hazleton

Dog Parks

1 park

Population Density

3,904 per sq. mi.

South Hazleton

Bailey’s Bark Park is a pupular destination in South Hazleton! There is a small fee to use this park, but it’s totally worth it as the rate is annual and low. It has a divided dog park, so big dogs and small ones can find playmates their own size here! There’s also shade and a couple of benches so owners can take a load off while the dogs run. The main attraction is room to roam and other dogs to play with, so bring a toy or two if your dog isn’t the most social type! Enjoy your time in Bailey’s Dog Park!

East Hazleton

Population Density

3,904 per sq. mi.

East Hazleton

The East End Playground in East Hazleton is a great place to take your dog and children. The playground features a few simple play structures, such as swings and a jungle gym. The rest of the park is left to open space. This is great for picking up a game of soccer, or other sports. Dogs will also love the green space in this park! Leash up and walk the perimeter; the park’s small size makes it easy to walk laps for exercise. The park’s woods give you a chance to cool down as you work. Bring a doggie bowl so your dog can enjoy the fountains!

Western Hazleton

Population Density

3,904 per sq. mi.

Western Hazleton

Western Hazleton is a neighborhood of Hazleton, not to be confused with the separate town of West Hazleton. It’s home to Beech Street Park. This is a great , convenient park that serves a largely residential area. Peak hours are after school gets out and weekend mornings. If your dog prefers to stay away from crowds, time your visits accordingly! Skirt the basketball courts and playground and take your leashed dog along this park’s short walking paths. The sports fields are great for dog lead exploration when they’re not in use. You can also relax at the picnic tables if you just want to spend time outdoors with your pup.

Downtown Hazleton

Population Density

3,904 per sq. mi.

Downtown Hazleton

Downtown Hazleton is a great place to walk. See the heart of Hazleton, and stop off at a fun park along your way: Altmiller Playground. Despite the name, this park has a lot more than slides to offer! Though not the largest park in Hazleton, Altmiller Playground has interesting walking paths. There’s a large rock structure with a path to the top, and the peak offers an beautiful view of the whole area! Dogs are allowed to explore the park with you as long as they stay on leash. Bring a doggie bowl, as the park’s fountains were only built for humans!

McAdoo Heights

Population Density

512 per sq. mi.

McAdoo Heights

The McAdoo Memorial Park is just 12 minutes from Hazleton by car in McAdoo! It’s a great way to see more local culture without going too far out of your way. The memorial park honors veterans local and across the country. This park was designed with the local community in mind. The most prominent feature is the full size baseball diamond! This area is in high demand. Your pup can people watch to her heart’s content here. You can also explore the green space between the diamond and the basketball courts. While the park is light on amenities, it makes up for it with ample romping space.