Dog Boarding in Cape Coral

Why choose Rover dog boarding in Cape Coral?

When it comes to dog sitting, everyone wants their dog to feel just as loved while they're away as they do when they are getting snuggles at home. And with Rover, you can get connected to dog people who can't wait to treat your dog like you do - like family. Simply browse Rover's community of trusted dog sitters in minutes, and book your favorite Cape Coral dog sitter with just a few taps.

Why do dog owners love Cape Coral?

From fishing to wave pools to windsurfing, this city's all about cooling off in the water. Freshwater fishing is the name of the game at Lakes Park, while 14-acre Sun Splash Family Waterpark is the spot for lazy river tubing and slippery slides. Catch windsurfers and sunbathers at Sanibel Causeway, and lap up the luxury at Useppa Island, a tawny vacation destination since the 19th century. Home to a diverse bird population, manatees, and mangroves, Cape Coral is also known for its canals that make appearances in parks throughout the area. With water or lush greenery always within your line of sight, it's a very pleasant city for touring with a pup.

What are some great dog-walking parks in Cape Coral?

Cape Coral dog boarding sitters love to take dogs for adventures to the many pet-friendly parks around the city. Some popular dog-friendly parks include Rotary Park, which is adjacent to a wildlife preserve and includes a nature center where you will find the only dog-park within Cape Coral: Waggin' Tails Dog Park. Here you'll find separate areas for small and large dogs, as well as benches and shady areas for pet parents to congregate while their dogs play off-leash. Just a 25-minute drive will put you in North Fort Myers, where you'll find a few more dog parks: Pooch Dog Park at Judd Park, Shell Factory and Nature Center (nicknamed, "doggy heaven," there's a fountain, cafe, and retail store - just waiting for your pup), and Woof-a-Hatchee Dog Park at Wa-Ke Hatchee Community Park. If you prefer to stick closer to home, Jaycee Park is located on the waterfront and has eight acres to explore. Ten-acre Bernice Braden Park is located at the foot of the Cape Coral Bridge offering amazing views of the Caloosahatchee River, Four Freedoms Park overlooks the Bimini Basin, and Saratoga Lake Park provides a lake view and lots of walking trails over five acres.

What are some great neighborhoods for dogs in Cape Coral?

Along with beautiful parks for dogs to enjoy, Cape Coral's many neighborhoods are also dog friendly. Central City has a number of canals and waterways running through the community, and is home to plenty of shopping and restaurants for the multi-tasking types. The University Drive area includes two state colleges, and several waterways to keep you in great views as you stroll. Or head to Burnt Store Marina, where you'll find waterways throughout this residential area, as well as the ocean bordering its eastern side. Whether your Cape Coral dog boarding host takes your best friend on a dog walk in one of Cape Coral's beautiful parks or stays close to home and explores the neighborhood, rest assured that your pup is in good hands with Rover!