Dog Walkers in Sunset Valley

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Sunset Valley

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   Population Density 2,050/sq mi

   #1 Sunset Valley Homestead

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   This neighborhood is home to Cougar Creek Greenbelt, a great place to take your dog for an on-leash walk. This 23-acre park has numerous unpaved trails you can explore with your dog. These trails will take you by a creek, through fields filled with prairie grass, and into a peaceful forest. Bring doggy bags and water, and have a furrific day out at this park. If you’re hungry after your walk, head over to Doc’s. This laid-back restaurant has a large backyard that allows dogs. As you relax in the sunshine, you can dine on burgers, tacos, fish and chips, and delicious Texas BBQ.

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   Population Density 2,050/sq mi

   #2 Williamson

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   If you’re looking for another good place to go for an on-leash hike with your dog, head over to Sunset Valley Nature Area. This preserve is the largest green space in Sunset Valley, and it has more than two miles of trails you can hike on with your pup. As you go along the trails, you’ll pass the scenic Williamson Creek, and you’ll go through a beautiful forest that’s filled with wildlife. You and your dog will both have a great time hiking here! If you want to go for brunch or lunch after your hike, head to La Madeleine. Sit at one of their dog-friendly outdoor tables, and enjoy classic French fare, including quiche, Croque-monsieur, and freshly-baked pastries. 

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3. Dog Parks 1

   Population Density 3,508/sq mi

   #3 The Doke

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   Looking for a place where your dog can play off-leash? Head to Red Bud Isle, which is just seven miles from Sunset Valley. Here, dogs can go swimming in the Colorado River. They can also run around on the grass and make friends with other dogs. Plus, you and your dog can go for off-leash hikes together on the park’s half-mile hiking trail. The park can get a bit muddy, so be sure to bring a towel with you to clean your pup off. It’s also a good idea to bring some water for you and your dog. Your pup will love swimming and playing at this fun-filled park! 

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   Population Density 4,646/sq mi

   #4 Sebastian Bend

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   Sebastian Bend is home to another pawsitively amazing off-leash area, Harris Ridge Dog Park. This dog park is 21 miles from Sunset Valley, and it includes separate areas for large and small dogs. Both areas have fields for pups to run and play in, and the large dog area also has agility equipment. If your dog gets thirsty, water is available for them right outside the dog park’s gates. After the dog park, treat your pup to a snack at Freddy’s Frozen Custard & Steakburgers. This casual restaurant offers “pup cups” — a bowl of vanilla ice cream with a dog bone on top. As your dog enjoys their ice cream, you can dine on burgers, sundaes, hot dogs, and more.

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   Population Density 4,316/sq mi

   #5 Judge's Hill

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   If you’re searching for another great park for on-leash walks with your dog, head to Pease Park. This park is 7.5 miles from Sunset Valley, and it has miles of hiking trails where you can take your pup for long walks. These trails go along scenic Shoal Creek and past wide-open fields where your dog can roll and play in the grass. Bring some water and doggy bags, and have a great time here! If your dog is a good boy at the park, reward them with a treat from Woof Gang Bakery. This doggy bakery offers tons of natural treats your dog is sure to love. They also have fun toys and accessories for your pup.

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