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Why book a dog walker in Media?
Your pup wants to see the Media, PA sights just as much as you do, whether they're taking a quick spin around the block or frolicking in their favorite nearby park. Dog walkers on the Wag! platform are experienced with dogs of all shapes and sizes, ensuring your dog is safe and happy as they explore Media, PA. You can work, play, or run errands knowing you don't have to worry about pet care while you're out.
The best dog friendly neighborhoods in Media
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Valley Road
Thanks to Nature Lands Trust’s efforts in land conservation and nature protection, more than 100,000 acres of forests, meadows and streams have been preserved. The Wawa Preserve is one of these lands, and can be found in the Valley Road neighborhood of Media. Bring along your pup as you explore trails that wind through sunny meadows and thick woodlands. If you would like even more botanical diversity, you and your dog can trot on over to the Tyler Arboretum in the same neighborhood. It’s one of the area’s oldest and largest public gardens, featuring 17 miles of trails. You and your dog will love the sights and smells among the 180 year old championship trees and butterfly gardens. Leashed dogs are welcome in both these parks as long as they’re picked up after.
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Downtown Media
If you’re having a ruff day, Downtown Media will put a smile on your face and a wag in your dog’s tail. With two urban parks available, and several dog friendly restaurants, this neighborhood is a dog owner’s delight. Barrall Community Park is a small neighborhood park with some nice green space, a baseball field and two tennis courts. Dogs love to stretch their legs in the larger Glen Providence Park on the west side of Downtown. This park features a small pond with a leafy nature trail. Both of these parks welcome leashed dogs, as long as you pick up after them. When you need a pick me up, head over to Seven Stones Cafe! The outdoor tables are dog friendly.
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Upper Providence Township
The Upper Providence Township neighborhood is a very pawpular place to live and to visit, being so close to the lovely 120 acre Rose Tree Park. It’s the park all the neighborhood dogs are barking about. This park features a walking path that winds through scenic grassy hills and mature trees, so bring along your camera! If your dog needs to rest his tired paws, you can relax under the pretty gazebo, or in the picnic area. You can also check out the Christmas lights that are put up in the winter, or catch some live music here in the summer. Leashed dogs are welcome here as long as they’re picked up after.
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Martins Run
Media is home to another land that has been protected by Natural Lands Trust’s, namely the Hildacy Farm Preserve, which can be accessed through the Martins Run neighborhood. The area used to be farm lands, but were converted to meadows and wetlands featuring several miles of trails. Enjoy the peaceful sights and sounds of the Crum Creek which gently rolls through it. This area is also popular for birding. The native grasses provide nesting areas for a variety of birds, such as the Bobolink and the Eastern Bluebird. Bring your waste bags and dog treats, because this preserve welcomes dogs as long as they stay leashed.
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Penn Valley
Penn Valley is more than just your average neighborhood, with two great urban parks for you and your dog to enjoy. Cherry Park features wide open spaces and soccer fields for your hyper dog to burn some energy in. For a bit more of a natural feel, head over to Martin Park located next to Crum Creek. This 19 acre park is definitely a puppy pleaser. Whether going for a jog or a casual stroll with your pup, you can enjoy views of meadows streams and mature trees. None of these parks are designated dog areas so please keep your dog leashed and pick up after him.
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