Dog Walkers in Nolensville

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Nolensville

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   Population Density 510/sq mi

   #1 Nolensville Park

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   Nolensville's own dog park is located on the western edge of town, and it's conveniently located near an elementary school and sports fields. Nolensville Dog Park has big and small dog sections, as well as a variety of agility equipment so your dog can show off their special skills. You'll also find doggy water fountains and waste disposal supplies, and the large dog area has a shaded seating area. When you're done at the off-leash park, you can also walk around the other areas of this county park with your dog, but they're required to be on a leash in all other areas.
   
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   Population Density 1,514/sq mi

   #2 Midtown

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   Centennial Dog Park in the Midtown area of Nashville is only a 20-minute drive from Nolensville. Centennial Dog Park is a 132-acre park, and in addition to the dog park, it includes the famous Parthenon, a lake, a one-mile walking trail, sports fields, an activity center, and more! The dog park is separated into a large area for all dogs, as well as a separate, smaller area for dogs who weigh less than 25 pounds. Centennial Dog Park has a water fountain for humans and canines, waste disposal supplies, and seating. There's no membership fee required to visit this dog park, but you must have proof of your dog's vaccinations and their license.
   
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   Population Density 369/sq mi

   #3 Devon Park

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   Another great dog park in Nashville is only half an hour from Nolensville, located adjacent to Nashville's Devon Park neighborhood. Edwin Warner Park is a massive city park, and its thousands of acres have additional features like picnic facilities, sports fields, a golf course, and hiking and biking trails. The dog park is one general area for dogs of all sizes to play together, so be advised that your dog won't be in a section just for dogs of the same size. Warner Dog Park has plenty of parking, lots of seating, a water fountain, and waste disposal supplies.
   
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   Population Density 262/sq mi

   #4 Downtown Murfreesboro

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   Murfreesboro is a city in Tennessee with a population of more than 130,000 people, and it's about a 20-minute drive from Nolensville. Central Murfreesboro is home to the city's dog park. Murfreesboro Bark Park has big and small dog sections as well as fresh, running water for dogs. For your convenience, there's plenty of parking available at this off-leash park, and you'll find plenty of seating as well. This dog park branches off from the Murfreesboro's Stones River Greenway System Trail. This 8.5-mile asphalt trail is an ideal dog walking spot. Your dog must be on a leash when they're on the trail, but once you reach the dog park, game on!
   
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   Population Density 1,160/sq mi

   #5 Central Brentwood

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   Brentwood is a suburb of Nashville with a population of more than 40,000 people. Central Brentwood is only eight miles from Nolensville, and this is where you and your dog will find the Nutro Dog Park at Tower Park. A short walk from the entrance of Tower Park gets you to Nutro Dog Park and its separate big and small dog sections. There's covered seating, water, waste disposal supplies, and tennis balls available in the park. Tower Park is a 47-acre park that also includes a pool, tennis courts, sports fields, open green spaces, and several trails. Your dog can join you in other areas of Tower Park as long as they're on a leash.
   
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