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Why book a dog walker in Waynesboro?
Your pup wants to see the Waynesboro, 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 Waynesboro, 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 Waynesboro
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Orchard Estates
The Waynesboro Dog Park is located within Orchard Estates' Northside Park, and provides a fenced in open area where your pup can run, play, and make new friends! It's the only dog park in the area, so it's typically very pupular! If you have a shy dog, keep them leashed and explore Northside Park's walking trails and paths until there's a lull in dog park activity. Even if you'd prefer to keep your dog on leash, there's enough at Northside Park to be worth a visit. The playground has a few different sets of equipment, and the sports fields can't be beat. Leash up and get exploring!
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Central Waynesboro
Memorial Park is a small park in Central Waynesboro. It has a playground and a baseball diamond, which doesn't leave a lot of room for anything else. If your dog loves to watch people come and go, this is the park for them! You can walk your dog in the open grassy space, or just clock your steps around the park! Looking for a bite to eat? Christine's Cafe has dog-friendly outdoor seating, and serves a variety of cafe classics, from paninis to pancakes! Their gourmet menu features breakfast and lunch classics, prepared with locally sourced and seasonal ingredients whenever possible.
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Cress
The Welty Road Park is a gorgeous park with a lot of room to roam. Your high energy dog is going to love exploring this entire large field, and dragging you along with them! This park has a baseball field, tennis courts, and a basketball court at the center. The rest of the park is a huge, open field! This is great for dogs who hate crowds, but can be ruff if you're trying to please a wide variety of family members, from kids to canines. Welty Road Park also doesn't have any fountains or restrooms, so plan accordingly when you set out.
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Waynesboro Heights
The Washington Township Roundabout & Walking Path is a small park at the edge of the Washington Roundabout. This simple parking lot and green space leads to the Washington-Franklin walking path that winds through the hills and offers a fantastic view of the surrounding area. If you're looking for a hike in Waynesboro, this is the place for you. It offers seasonal wildflowers and a year-round great time. The trail is out and back, and runs out of Waynesboro for over nine miles.You can (and should!) turn back at any point. Every step you walk in you have to walk back out!
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Rouzerville
Red Run Park in the Rouszerville neighborhood is a compact park that makes the most of its space. There's a playground with modern climbing equipment. There's also a sports field, with markings for several games, from American football to soccer. Keep walking past the sports fields, and you'll come to a wooded field. Red Run Park's Wagon Trail runs in a narrow loop through this meadow. You can clock most of a mile if you follow the path the whole way, so just a loop or two should be enough for a great walk!
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