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    Dog Friendly Activities in Ceres, VA

    There are 5 dog friendly activities within 40 kilometres of Ceres. Use the links below to get an overview of each one, see pictures, print directions, and even read reviews from other dog owners. Coming from out of town? Get a discounted rate on pet friendly hotels in Ceres.

    Pet Friendly Hungry Mother State Park

    Hungry Mother State Park

    Marion, VA
    Hungry Mother State Park Hungry Mother, one of the original six Virginia State Parks, is known for beautiful woodlands and a placid 108-acre lake in the heart of the mountains. Dogs are allowed at Hungry Mother State Park Campground and trails, but they must be kept on a leash no longer than 6 feet when outside your vehicle. See Details
    Pet Friendly Mount Rogers National Recreation Area

    Mount Rogers National Recreation Area

    Marion, VA
    Mount Rogers National Recreation Area Explore the pet-friendly Mount Rogers National Recreation Area in Marion, VA. You can bring your leashed pooch to this park to hike the many trails, including sections of the Virginia Creeper Trail and the Appalachian Trail. Please remember to pick up after your pet. See Details

    Chilhowie Town Park and Recreational Center

    Chilhowie, VA
    Chilhowie Town Park and Recreational Center Come by the pet-friendly Chilhowie Town Park and Recreational Center in Chilhowie, VA. Bring your pooch along for a leisurely stroll along the paved trails of this park. Leashed dogs are welcome, as long as all mess is cleaned up after them. See Details

    Marion Dog Park

    Marion, VA
    Marion Dog Park Marion Dog Park is a small fenced dog park near Hungry Mother State Park in Marion, VA. The grassy park offers separate areas for small and large dogs. There are benches for two-legged guests and a dog waste station is available. See Details

    Wolf Creek Indian Village & Museum

    Bastian, VA
    Wolf Creek Indian Village & Museum The pet-friendly Wolf Creek Indian Village & Museum is located in Bastian, VA. The museum is built and based on an actual archeology site known as Brown-Johnston, which was discovered in 1970 when they were building Interstate 77 in Bland County. The recreated village replicates that site post by post and feature by feature. They strive to tell the story of the Virginia Indians past the falls of the James River. The museum building houses a conventional museum and the Gift Shop at Wolf Creek. Leashed dogs are welcome on the tour and inside the museum and gift shop. See Details
    Ceres, VA, US