Dog Walkers in West Jordan

Best Dog Neighborhoods in West Jordan

1. Dog Parks 0

   Population Density 3,981/sq mi

   #1 Wasatch Meadows

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   Leashed puppers are welcome at the Teton Estates Park. For active doggos and their people, there’s plenty of room to romp, as well as a playground and tennis courts. But benches, a picnic area, and a pavillion provide comfy places to rest too. From the park, you can access the Bingham Creek Trail, which is a 2.5-mile long graveled pathway. Although it winds through residential areas, the scenery along the trail is stunning, bordered with natural vegetation and with mountains as the backdrop. For both the park and the trail, make sure you bring along water and waste bags.
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2. Dog Parks 0

   Population Density 3,994/sq mi

   #2 W 7800 S/ S 2700 W

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   Two-legged and four-legged kids alike will have a paw-mazing time at the Veterans’ Memorial Park. This 100-acre park has different play areas, including a Wild West area and a zip line. Leashed puppers are welcome to walk around and explore, relax on a bench, or stake out a picnic table for lunch. You’ll need to bring along waste bags, but in the warmer months, the park’s water fountains are operational. If you need a break from park activity, pop on over to the nearby High Point Coffee shop. Your doggo can lounge with you on the outdoor patio while you enjoy coffee and scrumptious baked goods (and perhaps “accidentally” dribble a few crumbs).

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3. Dog Parks 0

   Population Density 2,237/sq mi

   #3 S 1080 W/ Buckskin Ln

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   The Gardner Historic Village and the Conservation Garden Park in this neighborhood are both dog friendly destinations that welcome leashed pups.The Gardner Historic Village is a boutique shopping destination, with outdoor cobbled pathways and covered bridges. Stop for a bite to eat at the Naborhood Bakery & Cafe, which has an extensive menu and a beautiful outdoor eating area, where your pupper is welcome to sit with you. The six-acre Conservation Garden Park was developed to teach sustainable and water-wise gardening techniques. Explore the garden paths with your leashed pup and, as with the Gardner Historic Village, bring waste bags along.

   
   

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4. Dog Parks 0

   Population Density 2,648/sq mi

   #4 Jordan Landing

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   The businesses in Jordan Landing are super fur-iendly, and if you’re looking for a place to stay, the Hampton Inn & Suites Salt Lake City-West Jordan and My Place Hotels are ready to accommodate your pup. For morning coffee, check out the Brews and Beans Coffee House; for meals, meander on over to Noodles and Company, where the menu focuses on pasta, including spaghetti and mac and cheese. Both restaurants have outdoor patios where your doggo is welcome; however, since pups are not allowed inside, be prepared to leave your best bud outside while you order.
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   Population Density 6,170/sq mi

   #5 Copper Hills

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   While this neighborhood is home to the West Jordan Dog Park, there are other dog-friendly places waiting for your pup! Leashed dogs are welcome to check out the Ron Wood Memorial Park as you explore this wheelchair accessible park with its playground, splash pad, trails, and baseball diamonds. If you’d rather set out on a hike, the 16-mile-long Mountain View Corridor Trail can be followed either north (in the direction of Salt Lake City) or south (through Daybreak and Herriman) from Copper Hills. It may not be as scenic as the nearby mountain trails, but it’s paved and comfortable for walking. Whether romping at the park or hiking the trail, bring along waste bags and water.

   
   
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