Dog walking in Bartlett

Bartlett Country

Bartlett Country is a small community on the northeast side of the city, which scenic views of the woods and a pond. Bartlett Country Park is a rural area with a beautiful open area to play in, with thick trees surrounding the area and a paved trail that encompasses the open space. Dogs don't have to be on a leash at the park, but you'll have to remember to bring water and clean-up bags. The A.E. Beaty Park is another park inside the community and offers a more developed area to play in, with well-kept lawns, a fishing pond, a playground, shaded sitting areas, and restrooms. Leash up Fido before coming to this park, and enjoy amenities like water fountains, benches, trash bins, and clean-up stations.

Burloe

Burloe is a packed suburban neighborhood area on the outskirts of the city's downtown area. Here you can find the Madison Arthur Byrd Park, which provides a cozy open space to play in surrounded by trees that offer shade and privacy. The park has enclosed tennis courts, a .3-mile looping trail made from concrete, a playground, picnic tables, water fountains, and benches. Another dog-friendly place to walk Fido is the Burloe Greenbelt, a shaded concrete path that extends .5 miles through a grassy area. There are places to run around and play along with the path, with access to benches and trash bins. Dogs have to be on a leash while on the track.

Ellendale

Ellendale is a residential community on the northern side of the city's center, laced with thick trees and rows of homes. In the middle of a wooded area is Ellendale Park, a grassy and dirt terrain park with two baseball diamonds, a paved walkway, fenced-in tennis courts, restrooms, and a shaded playground. The quiet park is pretty secluded, and offers places to play with Fido or take him on a nice walk, with access to features like water fountains, clean-up stations, benches, trash bins, and lights in the tennis courts. Not to mention the community also has a dog-friendly restaurant known as Baby Jack's BBQ. This restaurant has dog-friendly seating, pet-friendly samples so Fido can enjoy some barbeque too, and complimentary water for pups and humans.

East Hampton

East Hampton is a crowded residential community with rows of residential homes and bustling streets. On the edge of the neighborhood is Sleepy Hollow Park, which provides residents with a quiet area to enjoy a peaceful walk with your pup. Inside the park is a scenic fishing pond with a fountain, a looping walking trail made from concrete, grassy areas, and benches to sit after your walk. On the south side, the neighborhood is Municipal Park, a more developed park with other features like clean-up stations, enclosed tennis courts, a longer paved trail, space to run around in, a playground, and a picnic shelter. Dogs have to be on a leash inside both parks.

Bartlett Woods

Bartlett Woods is a wooded residential community with homes and woods mixed together. On the northern tip of the district lies the area's largest park. W.J. Freeman Park is a 30-acre park with acres of open space, paved trails, and shaded sitting areas. The park's open space offers a fitness trails, lighted tennis courts, athletic fields that consist of three fenced-in baseball fields and two soccer fields, a playground, and picnic tables. Whether in the park to play with Fido, or to just enjoy a stroll along the paved trail, you'll love the area and Fido will enjoy it too. Additional features include clean-up stations, water fountains, restrooms, a pavilion, a playground, benches, and nighttime lights for leashed pups.