Dog walking in Capeville

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Evanna DCapeville, VA 23310

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Hey, I'm Evanna! I'm from Connecticut and moved to Virginia last year. Ever since I was born I've always lived and grew up with dogs in my home. I enjoy caring for animals and I couldn't find a better way to spend my free time. I'm super excited to meet your dog!

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Dog Walking in Capeville

At its founding, like so many other cities on the east coast, Capeville, Virgina was a place for trade. Because the city is centrally located, it was in prime position to receive goods via the rail line or the ferry. There was so much going on that it would be hardly recognized as the sleepy town that it is today, but this city has preserved its history fairly well.

The peace that seems to flow through this place makes it one of the friendliest places to just come and walk with your pal alongside you. As part of unincorporated Cape Charles, Capeville doesn't have much to see on its own. However, take a short drive to Cape Charles, just five to ten miles, and you will find lots to see and do.

Take the time to visit the great outdoors at Keptopeke State Park. This park has buildings that date back to the early days. You and your family (that includes the furry members!) can come take a walk through history and along beautiful trails here. You can also go fishing and explore hiking trails. Boating ramps add to the fun activities here. Stay for the day, or come for the weekend. This is a great getaway spot.

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Capeville

Marina Village

Population Density

63 per sq. mi.

Marina Village

The Oyster Farm Seafood Eatery is a beachfront restaurant that allows your pup to join you for a meal. You can bring your fur baby to any of the patio tables and dine on fresh seafood. Their fish and chips are made from fresh flounder and are a local favorite. While you are here, please keep your baby on a leash. They will serve your dog water as long as you supply your own dish. This is a cozy restaurant that is perfect for that first date, but is relaxed enough that you don't have to get all dressed up to dine.

Ridgeway

Dog Parks

1 park

Population Density

2,343 per sq. mi.

Ridgeway

Ridgeway Park is a fun-filled family park that has undergone renovations so that you can bring your fur baby along to play. Ridgeway Park Bark Park is located right behind the baseball field. It is a completely fenced-in area that was established for you to let your dog off his leash and run. There are water fountains for you both. The cleaning stations are well-stocked and trash is dumped as needed. Park rangers constantly patrol the area to ensure that everyone is following the rules. Keep in mind that kids aren't allowed to play in the dog park.

Oceanview

Population Density

1,556 per sq. mi.

Oceanview

In just a quick thirty-minute drive, you can get to a white sandy beach that has a ton of character. Oceanview Beach allows you to bring your dog to play in the sand and splash around in the water. There are cute little crabs here that will give your dog something to bark at! You will need to bring your own water because there is no running water at this beach. You will also need to bring your own poop bags, but there are plenty of trash cans. Come and bring the whole family for a day of fun in the sun.

Northwest

Population Density

2,053 per sq. mi.

Northwest

First Landing State Park is more than twenty miles of pet-friendly beach in the sun. There are some incredible trails to walk here. You will see historical sites and authentic Native American villages all along the way. You will need to keep your dog on a leash while you visit, though, even on the beach. There is guest registration office where you will need to sign in. They have bottles of water for sale, but it is better to bring your own with you. Don't forget your sense of adventure! You are going to have an amazing day here enjoying all the new sights to see.

Mason

Population Density

63 per sq. mi.

Mason

Kelly's Gingernut Pub is a pet-friendly Irish restaurant that will dazzle your taste buds and make your night sparkle. All of the outdoor seating allows your dog to come and eat with you. They even have a water dish outside for you to use. Come and meet your friends for a great night out with even better beer and wine! The service is just as good as the food! You will be so enchanted with this place that it will easily become your go-to place every weekend. Please remember that you will need to keep your dog on their leash while you are here.