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Why book a dog walker in Middletown?
Is your pup ready for a stroll around the neighborhood? Find local dog walkers in Middletown, CT who are background checked and vetted by Wag!. Easily schedule recurring walks ahead of time for days when you're in the office, or book on demand when you're out on the town and can't get home in time to walk your dog. Wag! is here to help you ensure your pup can enjoy the sniffs and sights around your Middletown, CT neighborhood, even sending you pictures during the walk and notifications when your furry family member does their business.
The best dog friendly neighborhoods in Middletown
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Maromas/ Lakeridge Heights
McCutcheon Park is a beautiful natural space with a puptastic set of trails. Your pooch will be thrilled with the chance to get his exercise in such a gorgeous setting. Trails range from .2 to 1.3 miles, so there is something for all levels. Hike through thick forests, past overhanging cliffs, and up wooded slopes. Since the terrain is flat, but also sloped at times, your pal will get a great workout. Stop by the banks of Crystal Lake for a rest. If you’re feeling lucky, bring a pole for fishing and cast a line. This park also has a ball field, multipurpose field, and picnic facilities.
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Wesleyan Hills
Looking for a new place to walk your pup? Grab her leash and pay a visit to the Middletown Nature Gardens. This 18 acre parcel of land is full to the brim with trees and shrubs. Your pooch will get her fill of nature as she wanders through groves of maple, oak, hickory, and black cherry. The main trail is only .4 miles, so if you have an energetic pooch, you may have to take a couple laps. You can also add mileage to your walk by venturing down the side trails where your pup can discover the mysteries of the swamp land. If you’re quiet, you may even hear the frogs.
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Highland
If your pooch is itching for a walk, it’s time for a trip to Wilcox Conservation Area. Clip on his leash head out for some time in Mother Nature. Warm up with a stroll around Highland Pond. This .5 mile trail will get your pup’s blood pumping. He’ll enjoy breathing in the fresh air and listening to the song birds. Your four legged explorer can then create his own route through the various side trails. One of the trails connects with Guiffrida Park in the neighboring community of Meriden. This park also has access to the Mattabesset Blue Trail, a section of the 220 mile New England Scenic Trail.
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Middlefield
When Middletown dogs want to let loose, they take a trip to the Middlefield Dog Park. Located on The King Property in the neighboring town of Middlefield, this one acre off leash area has plenty of room for running and romping around. Your furry friend can meet up with a friend for a game of chase, or just sniff around solo. Since small dogs have their own area, petite pups can enjoy the park at their own pace. Benches are available for pet parents, so sit back and relax as your pooch tuckers himself out. Be sure to bring water and a bowl. He’ll need a big drink of water when he's through playing.
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East Hampton Town Center
Just across the Connecticut River from Middletown is the Hurd State Park. Located in East Hampton, this park is a great place to spend some quality time with your canine companion. With camping, boating, and hiking available, this park is full of adventure. A pawsome network of trails allows you to see the natural features of the park, like the famous Split Rock, while also getting your pup’s daily dose of exercise. If she needs to rest her paws, the banks of the river make a great relaxing spot. Don’t forget to bring enough water to keep your hound well hydrated.
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