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To book a walk for your dog in Leon Valley, TX, 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 Leon Valley, TX dog walker do it for you.
The best dog friendly neighborhoods in Leon Valley
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Evers Road
This neighborhood is home to Leon Valley’s one dog-friendly park, Raymond Rinkus Park. This park welcomes dogs on-leash, and it has a shaded trail you can explore with your dog. This trail takes you around the whole park, and it passes a lovely creek, sports fields, and a basketball court. Doggy bags are available throughout the park, and there are also some doggy water fountains in the park. If you’re hungry after your walk, Raymond Rinkus Park has numerous picnic tables where you can have a snack or lunch with your pup. You and your dog will both have a great time at this community park!
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Forest Crest
Located 15 miles from Leon Valley, Forest Crest is a quiet, mostly residential neighborhood with two parks that welcome dogs. If you want to take a leisurely stroll with your dog, head to Raymond Russell County Park. This park has one peaceful trail that takes you through a wooded area and past a creek. If you want to go on a longer hike, check out Dwight D. Eisenhower Park. This 320-acre park has five miles of natural trails that take you through the woods and up hills where you’ll get amazing views of San Antonio. Bring water and doggy bags with you to both of these parks, and have a fun time hiking with your furry best friend!
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Churchill Forest
If you’re looking for a great off-leash area for your dog, try Phil Hardberger Dog Park. This dog park is 10 miles from Leon Valley, and it offers separate areas for large and small dogs to play in. The park has fun agility equipment for your dog to play on, and there’s a rinsing station where you can clean your dog if they get messy. If your dog gets thirsty, a doggy water fountain is available. If you want to get a bite to eat with your dog after the park, head to Blanco BBQ. Sit at one of their dog-friendly outdoor tables, and enjoy classic Texas barbeque.
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Dietert
Dietert is a mixed residential and commercial area with tons to offer dogs and their owners. The neighborhood has a beautiful park that welcomes dogs on-leash: Boerne City Park. This park is 28.5 miles from Leon Valley, and it has a trail that takes you through the forest and along beautiful Cibolo Creek. Bring water and doggy bags with you, and have a pawesome time exploring this park. If your dog is a good boy at the park, bring them over to Fetch and Friskers Barkery and Bow-tique. This dog bakery makes all their treats and cookies in-house, and they only use natural human-grade ingredients. Your pup will love digging into one of these treats!
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Burning Tree
Burning Tree is home to another pawsitively amazing off-leash area, McAllister Dog Park. Located 14 miles from Leon Valley, this park has two separate fenced areas: one for large dogs and one for small dogs. The park also has agility equipment for your pup, including ramps, tunnels, and hurdles. If all this excitement makes your dog thirsty, a doggy water fountain is available. If you’re looking for a good place to eat after the dog park, check out MoMack’s Backyard Malts and Burgers. This casual restaurant welcomes dogs at their outdoor picnic tables, and they serve classic burgers, milkshakes, hot and cold sandwiches, and more.
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