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Why book a dog walker in Powers Lake?
Busy pet parents sometimes need a hand when it comes to ensuring their pup is getting the potty breaks and exercise they need. That's where Wag! comes in! Local Powers Lake, WI dog walkers are background checked and registered on the Wag! platform, ready to take your dog on an adventure when you need them. Your dog can make a friend in the neighborhood, and you can re-book with the same dog walker easily in the app. Powers Lake, WI has "pawlenty" of parks and neighborhoods that your dog is itching to explore!
The best dog friendly neighborhoods in Powers Lake
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N Fairfield
The Lakewood Dog Park in Wauconda, Illinois is less than 30 miles from Powers Lake. You'll find it in the southeastern corner of the city, and this off-leash dog park is part of the 2,835-acre Lakewood Forest Preserve. The dog park is massive at 66 acres, with something to please every dog and every owner. There are open fields, meadows, wooded trails, and swimming areas. No matter what your dog likes to do, they'll find the space to do it at Lakewood Dog Park! There are also gazebos, picnic tables, waste disposal supplies, and water fountains in the dog park. You must purchase a daily or annual park pass to visit.36
Northeast Salem
Northeast Salem, Wisconsin is less than a 20-minute drive from Powers Lake, and this is where you can find the Harris Family Dog park at Old Settlers Park on Paddock Lake. Old Settlers Park is a 17-acre park, and in addition to the dog park, there's a beach, playgrounds, sports fields, and barbecue and picnic facilities. The off-leash area is about two acres, and your dog can interact with dogs of all sizes in this space. You'll find agility equipment, seating, waste disposal items, restrooms, and water at the park. A small daily fee is required to visit the park, but you can also purchase an annual pass.24
Duck Farm Forest Preserve
The Duck Farm Dog Park in eastern Lake Villa, Illinois is 20 miles southeast of Powers Lake. At 48 acres, this may well be one of the biggest dog parks you and Sparky ever see! With as much space as there is in this dog park, there's room for dogs of all sizes to play, so there's no separation of dogs by weight at the Duck Farm Dog Park. You and your dog can play in the open fields, walk through the forest, trek a trail, or your dog can take a dip in one of several creeks throughout the park. Drinking fountains and doggy bags are provided by the park, and a permit is required.12
Northeast McHenry
If you drive 15 miles south of Powers Lake across the border into McHenry, Illinois, you'll end up at the McBark Dog Park. It's located in the northeastern quadrant of town, and this off-leash dog park sits on four acres. Within these four acres, there are big and small dog sections, and each area has a double-gated entry system. There's a water fountain for humans and pets, as well as waste disposal items, a crushed limestone walking path, and seating throughout the park. Like most other parks in the area, a membership fee is required to obtain an electronic key card for park access.0
North Twin Lakes
Twin Lakes is a village in Kenosha County with a population of around 6,000 people, and it's just five minutes from Powers Lake. In northern Twin Lakes, there's a place called the Warren Close Bark Park at KD Park. This off-leash area has big and small dog areas, and it's situated on a big hill so your dog will get extra exercise racing up and down. Make sure you bring your own water and water bowl when you visit Warren Close Bark Park! A permit is required to visit the dog park, and your dog is also allowed in many other areas of KD Park if they're on a leash.Frequently asked questions
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