Dog Walkers in Fulshear

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Fulshear

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   Population Density 5,428/sq mi

   #1 Addicks

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   Addicks is an area of western Houston that's less than 30 miles from Fulshear. This area is also where you'll find the Congressman Bill Archer Bark Park. This beautiful off-leash park features a general area for all dogs, as well as a separate small dog enclosure. There's also agility equipment throughout the park and a pond where dogs can take a dip. In case your dog gets messy during your visit, there are also dog wash stations. There's drinking water, waste disposal stations, and restrooms at Congressman Bill Archer Bark Park, too!
   
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   Population Density 2,398/sq mi

   #2 Town Park

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   The city of Katy, Texas is less than a 20-minute drive from Fulshear, and near the Town Park neighborhood in central Katy sits the Katy Dog Park. Many visitors regard the 14-acre Katy Dog Park as the nicest off-leash dog park they've ever been to, and it isn't hard to see why! In addition to an all-dog area, there's a small dog enclosure and a special swimming area for dogs. The park is very clean and well-maintained, and there are benches, shade, and restrooms for pet parents. There are also dog wash stations, waste disposal items, and water fountains for canines and humans!
   
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3. Dog Parks 1

   Population Density 6,967/sq mi

   #3 Villages Of Avalon

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   In less than half an hour, you and your dog can drive to Sugar Land, Texas and experience a California-style getaway, even if it's only for an afternoon! The Pawm Springs Dog Park in south Sugar Land is designed to mimic the resort lifestyle of Palm Springs, and it has separate sections for big and small dogs. There's also a swimming area for dogs that's cleaned every week, and there are lounge chairs and palm tree water spray features around the park. There are also shaded areas, water fountains, and dog wash stations so you can clean your pup up before you head home.
   
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   Population Density 5,428/sq mi

   #4 Eldridge West Oaks

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   Another one of western Houston's pawesome dog parks is less than a 20-minute drive from Fulshear, and it's called the Millie Bush Bark Park. This off-leash park has a big dog section with two ponds in it and a small dog section with one pond. Some of the park's other features include play fire hydrants, doggy showers, water spigots, and waste disposal supplies. There are also lots of benches and shaded areas to keep human visitors comfortable, too! The bigger park surrounding the dog park has several trails where you can walk with your dog if they are wearing their leash.
   
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   Population Density 2,033/sq mi

   #5 Southwest Katy

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   Katy, Texas is home to another dog park you won't want to miss, and this one is in southwestern Katy. The Cross Creek Ranch Canine Commons Dog Park is less than a ten-minute drive from Fulshear, and it includes separate fenced areas for big and small dogs. This off-leash park sits on almost an acre of land, and it also features a shaded seating pavilion, water fountains and dog bowls, waste disposal supplies, and a dog wash station. While the pavilion offers comfortable shade, other areas of the dog park don't have very much shade, so keep that in mind if you visit on a hot day.
   
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