Dog Walkers in Junction

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Junction

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   Population Density 43/sq mi

   #1 Flatrock Park

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   Kerrville is located in less than an hour southeast of Junction and has a place that all the locals call "dog heaven". Flatrock Park, in the southern region of the city, is an amazing recreational area with lots of room for your mutt to run. Stretching along the Guadalupe River, this park is the only off-leash spot in the area where your mutt can easily socialize with other pooches, chase squirrels, and enjoy swimming in the river. Some dog owners have been visiting the place for more than 10 years, and if you want to join this like-minded, dog-friendly community, Flatrock Park in Kerrville is happy to welcome you and your pooch!

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   Population Density 1,882/sq mi

   #2 Southeast Boerne

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   The southeastern part of Boerne has two big recreation areas: Herff Park and Boerne City Park. This neighborhood is also home to a few eateries and convenience stores for locals and occasional visitors. If you are in the city with the pooch, do visit Cibolo Nature Center and Farm, just outside City Park. This natural paradise is run by a non-profit organization and offers miles of dog-friendly hiking trails to explore. The trails provide scenic natural views of the creek and also wind through the historic Texas Hill County Farm. Keep your mutt on their leash at all times and enjoy a relaxing stroll in the area, which is especially beautiful in spring.

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   Population Density 5,081/sq mi

   #3 Hill Country State Natural Area

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   If your thirst for adventure has led you to Bandera, do not hesitate to visit Hills Country State Natural Area, which is secluded from all the hustle and bustle of the city center. This is a beautiful, undeveloped retreat welcoming leashed pooches to sniff and explore more than 40 miles of multi-purpose walking and hiking trails. You are welcome to hike, climbing limestone hills and conquering the peaks, or meander down by the stream. Fishing and swimming are off-limits here, however. Camping options are available for travelers with pooches as well as picnicking. Care to visit? You'll want to pack plenty of water and doggie waste bags!
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   Population Density 2,534/sq mi

   #4 Downtown San Antonio

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   Downtown San Antonio is a bustling place with tourists, locals, and visitors enjoying their vacations, exploring the city by themselves ,or taking guided walking tours. This muttropolis is a heaven for those who are interested in cultural places and shopping. The best part is that you'll find a green space right in the middle of all the hubbub! Madison Square Dog Park, located right in the city center, is an amazing retreat for your mutt, providing an off-leash experience in a designated fenced area. There are more than 65 acres of freedom, fun and full-speed chases with local furry visitors waiting for you. To make the day even better, pay a visit to two dog-friendly eateries across the street: Guillermo’s or Bourbon Street Seafood. Both offer dog-friendly outdoor tables and a free bowl of water!

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   Population Density 3,780/sq mi

   #5 North St. Mary's Street

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   St. Mary’s Street stretches through the northern part of San Antonio, passing by recreation areas, parks, botanical gardens, museums and even a zoo. If you are in the area with your pup, pay a visit to Brackenridge Park, set on the San Antonio River between the Japanese Tea Garden and Witte Museum. The park hosts walking trails and welcomes pooches to explore the area with their masters. You'll also find a few drive-in eateries nearby, as well as an amazing dog-friendly restaurant! Augie’s Barbed Wire Smokehouse offers a varied menu and serves up generous portions to furry friends and their owners at outdoor tables.

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