At Potomac Station, we want to make it a welcoming and friendly environment for you and your pets! Our community offers comfort and convenience in Leesburg, with easy access to a wide range of services, parks, and trails that your pets can explore.
Whether you're looking to move to Potomac Station or you're a longtime resident ready to welcome a new furry friend, this guide will help you explore Potomac Station and all of its pet-friendly resources.
Pet-Friendly Parks and Trails Near Potomac Station
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Potomac Green Neighborhood Park Dog Park: A 13-minute drive from Potomac Station, this park offers an open green off-leash space for your pets.
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Washington & Old Dominion (W&OD) Trail: A 45-mile paved trail running straight through historic downtown Leesburg, perfect for long and easy walks or runs with your pets.
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Red Rock Wilderness Overlook Regional Park: A scenic 67-acre park along the Potomac River featuring shaded nature trails, historical ruins, and river overlooks. Leashed dogs are welcome!
Looking for a pet-friendly apartment in Leesburg? Explore our spacious floor plans or contact our leasing team today to schedule a tour!
Local Vet Clinics
- North Oatlands Animal Hospital: A short 10-minute drive away, North Oatlands is a full-service veterinary hospital and emergency care facility providing general wellness, surgery, and urgent care.
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Catoctin Veterinary Clinic: Long-standing, highly rated local practice offering comprehensive primary pet care, wellness exams, and dental services.
Pet-Friendly Dining Options
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Fireworks Pizza: Wood-fired pizzeria featuring a dog-friendly outdoor patio and a dedicated “Food for Fido” menu with meatballs, biscuits, and broth.
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Shoe's Cup & Cork: American bistro with a hidden, dog-friendly outdoor courtyard garden serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
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MacDowell Brew Kitchen: Located in Downtown Leesburg next to the W&OD trail, perfect for a casual dinner after a walk with your pet.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the pet policy at Potomac Station?
Potomac Station is a pet-friendly community with a limit of two pets per household. There is a one-time pet fee of $300 per pet, plus $40 per month per pet. Approved service animals and emotional support animals are exempt from these fees once the required documentation is verified.
What are the leash policies for trails near Potomac Station?
Loudoun County parks strictly enforce 6-foot leash rules outside of designated double-gated dog enclosures. Keep waste bags handy, especially on multi-use paths like the W&OD where cyclists pass frequently.
Where can I go for after-hours pet emergencies?
For late-night or weekend emergencies when primary clinics are closed, the nearest 24/7 emergency facilities are Veterinary Emergency Group (VEG) or Loudoun Urgent Vet in nearby Leesburg.