Dog walking in Fond du Lac

E Scott Street

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E Scott Street is a small and quiet residential community on the north side of town, at the water's edge. The park of choice for most residents is Adelaide Park that provides multiple features. The park has a spacious field with vibrant grassy terrain and a fishing pond with a boat launch. There are paved walkways, enclosed tennis courts, a skatepark, playground, and a picnic pavilion to enjoy. Dogs do have to be on a leash, but owners can enjoy water fountains, benches, and nighttime lights. Down the street is the A&W Root Beer Drive-In, an American fare casual eatery with outdoor dog-friendly seating and complimentary water for pups.

Central Fond Du Lac

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Central Fond Du Lac is a bustling neighborhood with rows of residential homes and shopping districts. In the center of the community is Hamilton Park, a shady area located next to a creek. There are has open fields, paved trails and shaded sitting areas to enjoy. There are basketball courts, a pond for fishing, a playground, water fountains, benches, and a pavilion for picnics. Dogs can play in the park or take a stroll on the trail, as long as they remain on a leash. Taylor Park is another dog-friendly park inside the community that has a poo,l and although the pool is off limits to pups, the area still offers a vast area to play in. The area is mostly covered in trees, with enclosed tennis courts, a playground, benches, and looping paved path.

Woodward

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Woodward is a residential community with multiple school districts and some shopping centers. The area still has some great parks for people and pups, like McDermott Park. The park is open with pretty trees and views of the creek to the west. There is a fenced-in baseball field, two softball fields, enclosed tennis courts, paved walkways, and benches scattered throughout the park. Dogs do have to be on a leash inside the park, and you'll need to remember to bring your own clean-up bags. South from the park is Russell Park, a small area that's surrounded by trees and doesn't require pups to be on a leash. The area offers two baseball fields, swingsets, and a playground with picnic tables.

Lallier Park

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The southern residential community of Lallier Park is named after the gorgeous park in the center of the area. The park, Lallier Park, is a narrow park squished between a creek and the road, with space to play on green lawn and a .7-mile looping trail to walk Fido on. The park is half shaded by large oak trees, with a playground, a pavilion, picnic tables, benches, and water fountains available to leashed pups. Brookfield Park is a rural park on the south side of the neighborhood, with an open field and forested trails. Although you'll have to remember to bring water and clean-up bags, dogs do not have to be on a leash inside the park.