Dog Walkers in Chippewa Falls

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Chippewa Falls

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   Population Density 2,211/sq mi

   #1 Southeastern Eau Claire

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   The city of Eau Claire is a southern neighbor of Chippewa Falls, set a short ride south of the city and about 100 miles east of Minneapolis. This is a rare city where you will find lots of fun on the outskirts of town. Located at the very southeastern edge of the city, Eau Claire Dog Park is a fenced and spacious terrain for pooches to play off-leash and burn some energy after a long ride or just on the evening walk. Water is available in summer only, but the good company of other friendly tail-waggers is guaranteed year-round! You'll also find dog-friendly eateries on almost every corner in this neighborhood. All of them feature outdoor tables and serve a variety of cuisines so you're sure to find something you like!

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   Population Density 2,328/sq mi

   #2 West New Richmond

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   The western part of New Richmond is home to lush, peaceful golf courses set alongside business situated along WI-64. If you're out and about in this part of town, head straight to New Richmond Off-Leash Dog Park. Tucked in the corner of the community park, the dog park features well-maintained trails, benches, and more than 11 acres of off-leash fun. The place is not fenced and may be challenging to find, so look closely for the signs. The park doesn't have any water facilities; take a bottle or two with you! You'll also need to bring a leash if you want to explore the community park.

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   Population Density 8,109/sq mi

   #3 Phillips Avenue East

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   Nestled on the banks of Flambeau River, the town of Ladysmith is a small and friendly community on the way to Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest. Phillips Avenue East runs at the very southern edge of the town and doesn't have any appealing attractions for regular tourists -- unless you have a leashed pup with you! Ladysmith Wisconsin Off-Leash Dog Park is a perfect spot in the city to let your mutt go wild playing, frisking, sniffing and exploring the fenced dog park, which is open for canine visitors 24/7! The place features an extensive area with a fence, benches, trees and many tail-waggers waiting for a good buddy to chase. You have to bring your own water and a bowl when visiting. Pay attention to the rules, which are signposted at the park.

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   Population Density 9,812/sq mi

   #4 South Main Street

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   South Main Street will conveniently lead you from the city center to the southern part of town, home to small but busy streets, shopping venues, hotels and drive-through restaurants. Apart from these convenient amenities, you will find a hidden gem, which is a must-visit place for every dog-owner. Rice Lake Dog Park, significantly remote from the busy spots, is a furrific recreation option for Fido. The park is spacious, complete with numerous walking trails, tables, and even water facilities, which is a rarity in local dog parks! Let your mutt roam off-leash for a while, or train and exercise with him in the extensive terrain of the park. 

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   Population Density 18,575/sq mi

   #5 South Marshfield

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   The southern part of Marshfield is primarily occupied by Marshfield Municipal Airport and Wildwood Zoo, attracting a number of tourists and visitors yearly. But before you drive off looking for a place to spend some time with the pooch, head to Paws ‘N Play Dog Park, set at the intersection of East 21st Street and South Peach Avenue. This is a convenient and very beautiful fenced dog park with more than 5 acres of pure joy and excitement for pooches. There are two separate areas, as well as lots of grass and benches around. The place would warmly welcome your donation for further improvements! You'll need to bring your own water.

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