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The best dog friendly neighborhoods in Fort Belvoir
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Mason Neck
Lorton’s neighborhood of Mason Neck lies just south of Fort Belvoir, across Gunston Cove, and it ’s home to dog-welcoming Pohick Bay Regional Park, where you and Fido will find lots of outdoor activities! You can make it a day adventure, or camp at one of their shelters, tent sites or cabins. Grills and fire rings are supplied, and you’ll enjoy the views of Pohick Bay from your campsite or porch. Pohick features kayak and canoe rentals so you can take your fur-pup for a trip out on the water, and there are over 8.5 miles of hiking trails that wind their way through the woods, where you’ll see bluebirds and other songbirds, and small mammals. Arf! Picnic shelters abound, all offering tables and grills, that can be rented for part of the day or all day for special events. Pohick Bay Regional Park has something for everyone!
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Eisenhower East
It is in this neighborhood of nearby Alexandria that you’ll find the Dog Run Park at Carlyle, a fully-fenced off-leash park where your fur-baby can socialize and work off some excess energy while you meet some old and new friends. The park features separate large and small dog areas, and the grass and gravel surface is cool on the pups’ feet. Drinking water and benches are provided, along with shade trees, waste bags and receptacles, and double entry safety gates. Free parking and paved walks make the park easily accessible, too. This is a pawsome park for your pup’s off-leash playtime!
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Park Pavilion
Alexandria’s Park Pavilion neighborhood is home to dog-friendly All Veterans Park, 38 acres of land along Holmes Run Stream at Holmes Run Parkway and Pickett Street. The park features multi-use trails ideal for hiking and running with your fur-buddy, and lots of grassy and tree-shaded spots to play or sit and relax, on benches or the lawn. Picnic areas are pawrfect for that shared outdoor meal with Fido, and the park is connected to Brookvalley Park across the Charles Beatley Bridge. Brookvalley is where you’ll find a portion of the Holmes Run Trail, a paved multi-use trail of about 5 miles. Doggos have an off-leash park inside All Veterans Park, too, for the kind of fun and frolic they just can’t have tethered to their humans! Arf!
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Woodley Hills
Alexandria’s Woodley Hills is where you’ll find the Mount Vernon Manor Park on Falkstone Lane. With lots of wide open play space for doggos and playgrounds for the kids, the park also features walking paths that loop through the fields and back. The paths are paved so you can combine a pup-walk with a stroller, or navigate in a wheelchair or walker. Picnic tables are set up in a grove for those al fresco snacks or meals, with grills and convenient waste receptacles nearby. Open year-round, this is a pawrfect place for a short, brisk walk in winter or a longer meandering stroll on a nice day.
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Kings Park
Springfield is a few miles north of Fort Belvoir, and its Kings Park neighborhood is where Lake Accotink Park can be found. This tranquil, 490-acre park is family-friendly, including the family pups. In addition to the activities that the humans will enjoy, the park features a 4-mile trail around the lake, with furbulous views of the sparkling body of water, forest and surrounding wetlands. Waterfowl, turtles and other lake denizens are frequently visible, and the songs of birds are constant companions as you amble along. You’ll find a sense of solitude rarely available in parks this close to the hustle and bustle of the city. Open year-round, with 2 convenient entrances featuring plenty of parking, this is a don’t miss park for an adventure with your furry bestie!
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