Dog Walkers in Bee Cave

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Bee Cave

1. Dog Parks 0

   Population Density 891/sq mi

   #1 Bee Cave City Center

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   Located near the police department, the Bee Cave Sculpture Park features 7-acres of space where you can admire art during a lovely stroll. Walking through the pathways with your pup not only offers some great exercise, you can look at the sculptures or stroll around the pond. The huge oak trees provide plenty of shade, and you can relax on a bench and take advantage of the free Wi-fi. There are no restroom facilities, so plan to bring your own water bottles and waste bags. If you are feeling hungry after all that exercise, stop by The Austin Burrito Company and order some health-conscious tacos, burritos, or salads and relax on the outdoor patio. 

   Dog neighborhood? yay nay
2. Dog Parks 1

   Population Density 1,576/sq mi

   #2 Paseo at Bee Cave

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   Fido will love spending time at the Bee Cave Central Dog Park!  Pups can play off-leash and chase balls or catch a frisbee. Inside the park, there is a small pond and plenty of trees for shade. Neighbors often bring their pups to the park to socialize and run and romp in the grassy areas. The park is across the road from the Bee Cave Central Park, so it is convenient for the entire family. Before heading out for the day, stop with your pup at the Bee Cave Coffee Company and pick up a latte and breakfast sandwich. In the evening you can go for drinks and pub food at Woody’s Bar & Grill. Pups are welcome at the outdoor seating, and you and your friends can enjoy relaxing with live music. 

   Dog neighborhood? yay nay
3. Dog Parks 0

   Population Density 1,929/sq mi

   #3 Falconhead

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   Falconhead West Primitive Park is situated off Hwy 71 and offers undeveloped natural areas to get away and enjoy quality time with your pup. Right next door in Austin, this park offers six miles of trails perfect for hiking with your pooch and family. The well-maintained paths are color-coded into segments ranging from .5 to 1.5 miles so you and your pup can decide how much exercise you need. Be sure to wear your hiking boots since the trails are rocky and sometimes muddy after a rain. There are no restroom facilities, so you need to bring your own water bottles, and be sure to clean up after your pooch. 

   Dog neighborhood? yay nay
4. Dog Parks 0

   Population Density 1,189/sq mi

   #4 Woodlands Park Austin

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   Just a short 30-minute drive from Bee Cave, you and your pup can enjoy the River Place Nature Trail and hike along the paths and through the woods. Dogs love sniffing the trees and plants along the way, far from the stress of the city. Enjoy the viw of the stream alongside the trail, and when you get back to the park, you can relax at the picnic pavilions. On your way home, stop by Lakeside Pizza & Grill where you can sit with your pup and enjoy pizza at the outdoor tables.

   Dog neighborhood? yay nay
5. Dog Parks 1

   Population Density 891/sq mi

   #5 Austin City Park

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   The Emma Long Metropolitan Park is a great destination for Fido and his family, and only 30 minutes from Bee Cave in Austin. You can hike along the Turkey Creek Trail, a 3-mile nature trail along the creek and up the hills while your pooch follows along off-leash. The weekends are a great time to head to the park if your pup loves to socialize. When your pup needs some extra exercise, this is definitely the place to spend the afternoon. If you need some lunch, head over to Ski Shores on Lake Austin where you can order tacos or chicken tenders, and sit on the outdoor patio enjoying the view with Fido. and

   Dog neighborhood? yay nay