Dog Walkers in Lower Burrell

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Lower Burrell

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   Population Density 3,703/sq mi

   #1 Downtown Lower Burrell

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   Flyers Field in Downtown Lower Burrell is a simple, but convenient place to walk your dog. You don’t have to stray far to get in a good walk for your pup! This field is mainly geared towards soccer and other field sports. Weekend mornings are crowded with league teams and children, so it’s not the best time to visit with a shy dog. The rest of the time, this park is much less busy. It lacks a playground or other amenities to keep it busy all day long. You can walk laps or explore the fields to exercise your leashed dog.
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   Population Density 3,703/sq mi

   #2 Edgecliff

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   Wolf Pack Park has a lot to offer besides a cool name! The park’s main draw is its large soccer fields. The Koteki Soccer Fields are frequently hopping with teams and games. The playground is popular with kids, but your dog is going to love the paved walking path. It winds through the trees and helps you feel like you’re out in nature! In fact, deeper in the park you might be able to forget that you’re still in town. There’s a stream that runs through Wolf Pack Park used for wading, as long as your pup stays on leash!
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   Population Density 3,703/sq mi

   #3 Downtown New Kensington

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   Pop in the car for a 12 minute drive from Lower Burrell to Downtown New Kensington. This neighborhood has two great parks that you have to explore if you’re in the area. Memorial Park is the larger, more popular park. It has a little of everything, from a playground, tennis courts, and deck hockey rink, to a paved walking path. Your leashed dog will love exploring the whole area! Falcon Park is another option if your dog isn’t comfortable around crowds. This park is smaller and more natural than Memorial Park. Follow the simple path through the fields, or let your leashed dog follow their nose instead!
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   Population Density 941/sq mi

   #4 Birdville

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   Alsco Community Park is a gorgeous, large park just a fifteen minute drive from Lower Burrell. Natrona Heights’ Birdville neighborhood is a residential area perfect for a large park. This park features two tennis courts, two baseball diamonds, and plenty of green space! The area is perfect for pickup games of soccer or other sports. Your leashed dog is welcome to join you in exploring Alsco Community Park, just be sure to pick up after your pet! Bring a blanket if you’d like to picnic, and a doggie bowl to help your dog take advantage of the areas’s drinking fountains! 
   
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   Population Density 286/sq mi

   #5 Melwood

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   Melwood Park is the community feature that gives this West Leechburg neighborhood its name! The park itself is a simple park, heavily forested, with walking paths through it. It’s perfect for getting away from the hustle and bustle and enjoying being in nature. What it lacks in other attractions it makes up for with room to roam! This park is a dream for a high energy dog. Your leashed dog  can join you as you explore this park’s paths and meadows. Just to be sure to bring in everything you need. This park doesn’t have drinking fountains, so plan accordingly! 

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