Dog Walkers in Wallingford, PA

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Wallingford, PA

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   Population Density 2,857/sq mi

   #1 Crum Creek Manor

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   Hepford Park in the Crum Creek Manor neighborhood is a family oriented park. If you’re just looking for a green space to walk your dog, you can’t do better than this gorgeous layout. The park is divided into sports fields, green fields, and a playground. If a team isn’t using any of the sports fields, it can be an interesting place to walk your dog. If the fields are occupied, it could be better: social dogs love to watch people running around, and there will be plenty of sounds and smells to interest your pup! Keep your dog on leash in Hepford Park, and remember to bring your own water bowl!

   
   
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   Population Density 2,953/sq mi

   #2 Garden City

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   If you’re looking to get back to nature, look no further than Houston Park in Wallingford’s Garden City neighborhood. This park is made almost entirely of tree-lined trails! Bring your own water supply and keep your dog on leash in the park, since stepping off the path is like setting out into the woods! Wallingford’s small town charm shines through in how quickly you can go from a bustling residential neighborhood to a quiet woodland scene. There are a number of trails to choose from, but none of them are particularly difficult. Aside from some gentle hills, the trails are relatively uniform and easy to use.

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   Population Density 3,051/sq mi

   #3 Central Wallingford

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   Furness Park in Central Wallingford is an exciting place for pups to join their people. The park itself is small, but there’s plenty to see here. Most of the space is used for simple wilderness. You can walk through wooded paths ,or pause to relax with your dog on a grassy field. There are, however, spaces for art inside the park. Sculptors who work with natural materials, such as branches and bark, occasionally place art throughout the park. If you want a taste of culture to go with your dog’s evening walk, pupular Furness Park is the place to go.
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   Population Density 2,857/sq mi

   #4 Moylan

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   Moylan’s Sapovits Park is a family oriented park built to serve the community. A key draw to this park is its outdoor basketball courts. It also has a large playground. Usage of the park peaks after school on the weekdays, so be sure to bring your shy dogs either early in the morning or later in the evening. A quick walk of the perimeter of the park could be enough exercise for some dogs, but if you’re going to need more to tire your pup out, you can explore the grassy areas, or explore the short walking paths that take you through the park.
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   Population Density 2,873/sq mi

   #5 North Wallingford

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   North Wallingford is home to Smedley Park. This park is a dog’s dream come true. The park itself is 140 acres. That’s plenty of room to roam, and many dogs will take advantage of the hiking trails and open fields to explore to their heart's content. Whatever you want to do in the park, from sports fields to trail walking, to letting the kids tackle the jungle gym, you can do it in Smedley Park. Your dog does have to remain on leash inside the park. You should also bring a doggie bowl, as all the fountains cater to thirsty drinkers with opposable thumbs!

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