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Langhorne and the surrounding Bucks County area caters to many different interests, especially for nature lovers. If you’re looking for new and exciting opportunities to enjoy with your pet this summer, we are happy to steer you towards the best pet-friendly parks and trails right in our very own backyard.

Pick Your Pleasure

Before you head out, we offer the following gentle reminders aimed at promoting general pet safety this summer, including:

• Be sure your pet is up to date on all core vaccinations and current with the flea, tick, and heartworm preventive medications.
• If your contact information connected to their microchip has changed, we are happy to help you connect with the microchip’s manufacturer. Keeping this current can lead to swift reunions after accidental separation.
• If their ID tags are worn or hard to read, this is a great time to get new ones.
Invest in a new personalized collar and/or leash. Be sure to keep your pet on leash and in a heel position when in a new place.
• If you’re doing anything on or near the water, purchase a good quality pet life jacket.
• Always have a fully-stocked pet first-aid kit (in the car or in your backpack) to help handle minor pet injuries.
• While traveling with your dog in the car, either kennel them in the back or buckle them with a pet-specific seatbelt.

Our Favorite Langhorne Parks

Between hiking, cycling, picnicking, fishing, and boating, there are abundant possibilities to enjoy all that our climate and geographical location have to offer. We encourage pet owners to visit the following local parks while following site-specific rules:

• Core Creek Park (be sure to check out the off-leash dog park, too!)
• Playwicki Park
• Peace Valley Park
• Delaware Canal State Park
• Nockamixon State Park
• Firefighter's Park
• Falls Township Parks
• Detective Christopher Jones Memorial Park

Pet-Friendly Trails Nearby

For wildlife and natural charm, check out any of these outdoor wonders:

• Tyler State Park
• Catawissa Recreation Area
• Neshaminy State Park
• Five Mile Woods
• Ringing Rocks Park
• Deltas Woods

We Love Pennsylvania Parks

From New Hope to Quakertown, there are so many chances for you and your dog to connect with the natural environment, meet other pets and their people, and improve physical and mental health. If you have questions about pet health and wellness while exploring the natural world, please call us at (215) 752-1010.