Dog Walkers in Roy, WA

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Roy, WA

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   Population Density 79/sq mi

   #1 Central Roy

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   The Roy City Park in Central Roy is a classic, small town park experience. This one is a little better than most because it balances catering to children with the wider population. First, the playground: there’s a collection of equipment and room to play. From there, the park widens out. A lot of the park is given to wide, grassy meadows and wooded paths that are perfect for dog walking. There’s a bridge across a creek that makes for a lovely photo op. Best of all, the park is mostly green and quiet, allowing you and your dog to get back to nature! Dogs must be leashed in the park.
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   Population Density 381/sq mi

   #2 McKenna

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   The river is the key attraction in McKenna Park. The neighborhood of McKenna used to be a separate town. Today, it's part of Roy. This McKenna Park attracts its fair share of visitors. With water access and sandy river beaches, who’s surprised? If your dog doesn’t love to paddle in the water, McKenna Park has some walking trails. They’re suited for all activity levels, and tend to be on the easier side due to the topography. Skirt the edge of the playground and you can follow the paths along the river for a great view without the wet dog smell. Bring your own water if you’re going to roam far!

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   Population Density 208/sq mi

   #3 Five Corners

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   Five Corners is a tongue in cheek neighborhood where five small districts come together. Longmire Community Park is on the Yelm side of this neighborhood, and a 13 minute drive from the heart of Roy. This distance is very much worth it to walk your dog at a great community park. The sports fields are the main draw of Longmire Community Park. Leash up your dog and walk laps while the kids practice or play in their little league games. The park also has fields for soccer and a basketball court. Dogs will love the chance to explore such a large, open green space!

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   Population Density 204/sq mi

   #4 Central Yelm

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   The Cochrane Memorial Park in Central Yelm is a peaceful place to spend some time. The park is set up with water features as the main attractions. There are ponds, rivers, and even a waterfall! Catch and release fishing is allowed, but your dog will be more interested in following his nose to the duck trails! Wildfowl are very common in the park. It’s important to keep your pup on leash for everyone’s health and safety. Ducks won’t be eggstatic to make a new friend! This park is large enough that most dogs should be satisfied with a walk through it, and there are enough paths that you can double back a few times for your endurance dog champs!

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   Population Density 381/sq mi

   #5 South Roy

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   If exploring Roy has worked up your appetite, look no further than Varsity Pizza! This local pizza shop emphasizes great value and great pizzas. They have an outdoor, dog-friendly patio with plenty of room for your pup. Bring a friend or be prepared to quickly tie your dog up while you order, as they lack table service outside. They have bowls of water available on request! Their signature pies are the local favorites, but they also offer build your owns, classic combinations, and some menu items like salads and soups. If you’re not a huge lover of all things pizza, fear not! With other menu choices, this is still a great restaurant for you and your pup.

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