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Overview: Dewar Park is rated 4.2/5 from 12 Google reviews. Amenities: Reviewers often mention shade and tree cover and poop bags, seating, and other park extras. Crowd: Reviews describe a friendly crowd of owners and dogs.
Overview: Dewar Park is rated 4.2/5 from 12 Google reviews. Amenities: Reviewers often mention shade and tree cover and poop bags, seating, and other park extras. Crowd: Reviews describe a friendly crowd of owners and dogs.
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Nice little park with a paved path around a retention pond. A few benches and a picnic table in the middle. Lots of wildlife, I usually see a few gopher tortoises, ospreys, blue Jays, occasionally a small gator in the water, squirrels, black racers, ducks, etc. This is a neighborhood park with no dedicated parking lot, however you can park at the Ais trail park just a few hundred feet away. This park is dog friendly and mostly shaded. There are many unique plants throughout.
Nice and short. Great for a morning or afternoon walk/run
Gps..straight to NO parking.. None! Drive down see a trail. Narrow street with lots of houses . Not even possible to park on street..too narrow.
I'm sure it would have been a nice walk, but was not able to find any parking (anywhere).
Nice trails for or riding bicycle or walking your dog.
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