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Dog Park Coming Soon to Margaret Pace Park

August 18, 2015 by Lucas Lechuga
Dog Park at Margaret Pace Park

Every dog has its day...a day at the dog park that is! At least that could be the case for your furry, four-legged friends once the new dog park opens in Edgewater at Margaret Pace Park.

This morning, while out showing property in the neighborhood, I spotted heavy machinery clearing the land to a fenced-in portion of the park. So, with camera phone in tow, I ran over to investigate. To my delight, I discovered a sign hanging, which read: Pardon our mess! A new dog park for your furry friends is coming soon!  The sign also included the logo for Easy Grass - a company which produces safe, artificial grass - leading me to assume that Easy Grass will be laid within the designated dog park area.

A dog park in Greater Downtown Miami is something that has been long overdue for residents and their dogs. No more trekking it to Coconut Grove or South Beach in order to allow your dogs ample space to run and play with their friends without fear of being ticketed by the po-po.

The designated area will be located directly parallel to 1800 Club and catty-corner from Quantum on the Bay. Ironically, both of those building are not pet-friendly for tenants. No word yet on when the designated dog area is scheduled to open, but my guess would be within the next 1-2 weeks.

Dog Park at Margaret Pace Park

Dog Park at Margaret Pace Park

Dog Park at Margaret Pace Park

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Jeff

I live in the 1800 Club and I can tell you it is very pet friendly. Lots of residents have dogs!

Donald Uricchio

You are incorrect that Quantum is not dog friendly. I rent here and have two large dogs. New tenants and owners can have large and small dogs

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