Dog Walkers in Pearl District

Welcome to the Pearl District of Portland, Oregon!  You and your dog are about to have the best day ever exploring the city streets. This city was formerly occupied by warehouses and industrial businesses and rail yards but has been reinvented and is now home to some of Oregon's best art galleries, eateries, and beautiful, upscale residential housing. You will pass by some old warehouses that have been made into swanky new warehouse lofts and many new high and low-rise condominiums, making way for plenty of local residents in the area. You will want to check out

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some of the area's local landmarks like Jamison Square, the Benson Hotel on SW Boardway, Tanner Springs Park, and, of course, the local dog park by the name of the Fields Park. Be sure to clean up after your pup as you make your way through the city streets and enjoy your day together at the Pearl District.

The terrain of the Pearl District is mostly flat and is well-maintained. It is clean and safe, just waiting for you and your leashed pup to come and explore. The area is located just northwest of downtown Portland and is home to many local art galleries such as the Elizabeth Leach Gallery and the Blue Sky Gallery which you can stop by and check out from the sidewalk. As you walk along, you will pass Jamison Square which is a public plaza that was built around a large fountain constructed to resemble a tidal pool. Tanner Springs Park has more walking trails and wetlands and the Fields Park acts as the area's off-leash doggy park. Did someone scream ice cream?  Head on over to the ice cream parlor on NW 10th Avenue and get something cool for both you and your pup!  Ben & Jerry's has always been a dog-friendly business and they have lots of special dog-only treats.

The dog park awaits you and your playful pooch! The Fields Park is a lovely urban spot consisting of 3.2 acres of fun for you and your dog to enjoy together. The Fields Park is located at 1099 NW Overton Street and is within reach for a lot of local residents, making it a great place to socialize and interact with others. There are lots of picnicking areas, restrooms, fountains, and an off-leash doggy play area. Walking paths, a playground, and tons of open space mean that this area is ripe for a blanket and some together time for you and your special buddy. Be sure to keep your dog on their leash outside of the fenced in, designated off-leash play area and clean up after them while inside the park. With so much space to roam and play, these parks can be great places for a game of fetch.