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Why book a dog walker in Kodak?
To book a walk for your dog in Kodak, TN, choose between a 20-minute, 30-minute or 60-minute walk for your pup. Then, let the Wag! platform match you with a top-rated dog walker near you. Or, you can browse Caregiver profiles to find the best dog walker for you and your pup's preferences. You can even save the Caregivers your dog liked best so you can easily book them again! When you're away or unable to walk your dog, let a Kodak, TN dog walker do it for you.
The best dog friendly neighborhoods in Kodak
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Sevierville City Center
Just 10 miles from Kodak is the town of Sevierville, home to the Sevierville’s PetSafe Unleashed Dog Park. This off-leash park has separate areas for large and small pups, benches, and shaded areas. Waste bags are provided, as are hoses and drinking fountains expressly for doggos. The off-leash park is tucked inside of the Sevierville City Park, and you can easily extend your adventure by snapping on your pup’s leash and going for walk. As you meander the City Park’s paths, you might be tempted to lunch at the picnic tables. But if you fancy something a little more upscale, Bistro 109 is just a short walk away. This five-star restaurant, which specializes in preparing organic, local ingredients, allows pets at their outdoor tables.
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Gatlinburg City Center
Forty minutes from Kodak, the community of City Center in Gatlinburg is on the doorstep to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. If you’d like to explore the Park itself, head over to the Sugarlands Visitor Centre. The Gatlinburg Trail, one of only two pet-friendly hiking trails in the Park, begins at Sugarlands. If you’re not up for a hike, you and your leashed pet can stroll through either the picturesque Mynatt Park or the Village Shops, which is an outdoor boutique shopping area. Simply Animals at the Village Shops is a pet and gift store that welcomes doggos. Or, for an incredibly unique experience, take your pupper with you on the Sky Lift, a chairlift that takes passengers to the top of Crockett Mountain.
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Morristown Russellville / Marguerite
Your pupper will thank you for making the half-hour drive from Kodak to this community, which hosts the absolutely pawtastic Morristown Dog Park. Originally a baseball field, this off-leash park has been converted into every pupper’s dream. Fully fenced, and with lots of room to run and play, this park also boasts fake fire hydrants, ramps and pipes for agility-type fun, a kiddie pool with a hose kept handily nearby, and even a box of toys. Waste bags are provided in abundance. As a bonus, there are restrooms and covered seating, which surely means the puppers will get to play a little bit longer.
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Pigeon Forge City Center
Pigeon Forge’s City Center community is famously home to Dollywood. While your doggo can’t explore that park with you, there are plenty of other things to do. Patriot Park, beside the Little Pigeon River, has a half-mile walking path that passes several memorials and flag displays in honor of Sevier County’s veterans. From Patriot Park, you can merge onto the Riverwalk Greenway, a four-mile paved trail that continues along the river. Leashed pups are welcome at the park and on the greenway, but bring along waste bags. If you work up an appetite, there are many restaurants in this community that welcome puppers at their outdoor tables, including Blue Moose Burgers and Wings, Paula Deen’s The Bag Lady, Calhoun’s, and the Country Candy Kitchen.
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Knoxville Windsor Park
Whether your doggo prefers an off-leash romp or a leashed hike, the community of Windsor Park in Knoxville, about 30 minutes from Kodak, has got you covered. The one-acre Dogwood Dog Park, tucked inside the larger Victor Ashe Park, boasts agility-style play equipment, including ramps, tunnels, and jumps, as well as a water fountain just for doggos. But there is also plenty to explore with leashed puppers. Victor Ashe Park conveniently features concessions and restrooms, as well as access to the paved 1.5-mile Victor Ashe Greenway, which is part of the incredible 113-mile Knoxville City Greenway system. While water and waste bags are available right in the off-leash park, you’ll need to carry some if you and your doggo set off on a leashed adventure.
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