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    Dog-Friendly Activities in Gold River, BC

    Here are the dog-friendly activities closest to Gold River. Use the links below to get an overview of each one, see pictures, print directions, and even read reviews from other dog owners.

    Pet Friendly Chesterman's Beach

    Chesterman's Beach

    Tofino, BC
    Chesterman's Beach Officially the beach is on-leash (like all Tofino beaches) but as you will notice most local dogs are friendly and off leash. See Details
    Pet Friendly Courtenay Air Park

    Courtenay Air Park

    Courtenay, BC
    Courtenay Air Park A wheel chair accessible paved path that parallels the water. Popular with dog walkers, strollers, and runners (Please note that leashes are mandatory on this trail). See Details

    Discovery Passage Aquarium

    Campbell River, BC
    Discovery Passage Aquarium The pet-friendly Discovery Passage Aquarium is a small aquarium museum in Campbell River, BC, what welcomes leashed and friendly dogs. They offer a hand-on experience for humans from spring through fall. Local species are collected from the marine environment in the spring and returned to the area of collection at the end of the season. See Details

    Pacific Rim National Park Reserve

    Ucluelet, BC
    Pacific Rim National Park Reserve Pacific Rim National Park Reserve is a dog-friendly park in Ucluelet, BC. Leashed dogs are welcome to accompany you on the beaches and trails, with the exception of the West Coast Trail and Broken Group Islands. There are many trails Fido can enjoy with you that range from easy paths to steep slopes. See Details

    Seal Bay Nature Park

    Courtenay, BC
    Seal Bay Nature Park Seal Bay Nature Park is a 1764 acre park with various trails and beaches including many off leash or leash optional trails. See Details

    Naa'Waya'Sum Gardens

    Tofino, BC
    Naa'Waya'Sum Gardens Naa'Waya'Sum Gardens is a dog-friendly botanical garden in Tofino, BC where your leashed dog is welcome to join you for a tour of the facility. There are small gardens throughout, as well as a sculpture park, to view while relaxing on the walking paths in the forest and along the ocean. A water dish is available for pups at their café. Please contact the facility regarding costs of admission. See Details

    Mama Bears Trail of Tears

    Cumberland, BC
    Mama Bears Trail of Tears A beautiful forest trail maintained by the Cumberland Forest Society and popular with local dog owners. Located off Comox Lake Road in the Cumberland Community Forest. See Details

    Mount Washington Resort Cross Country Ski Center

    Courtenay, BC
    Mount Washington Resort Cross Country Ski Center At the popular Mount Washington Resort Cross Country Ski Center, you'll find 5 kilometers of trails to enjoy with your dog. See Details

    Powell River Dog Park

    Powell River, BC
    Powell River Dog Park Powell River Dog Park in Powell River, BC, offers two fenced areas for dogs to play and exercise off-leash. Pet parents must keep a leash with them at all times and insure that Fido remains under their control. The park offers a dispenser with waste bags and a trash bin. See Details

    Cape Flattery Trail

    Neah Bay, WA
    Cape Flattery Trail Two- and four-legged friends are invited to explore the dog-friendly Cape Flattery Trail in Neah Bay, WA. Leashed pets can join their owners along this 1.2-mile out-and-back path in the Makah Indian Reservation. This popular hiking trail is considered easy in difficulty and open year-round for outdoor enthusiasts to adventure. See Details

    40 Knots Winery

    Comox, BC
    40 Knots Winery The whole two- and four-legged family is invited to visit 40 Knots Winery in Comox, BC. This local attraction features pet-friendly seating both indoors and outdoors on the covered patio. Whether you're sipping on a wine flight or exploring the grounds after a tasting, this is a great spot to visit with Fido. See Details

    Elk Falls Park

    Campbell River, BC
    Elk Falls Park Elk Falls Provincial Park in Campbell River, BC, offers over 6 km of scenic dog-friendly trails, including routes to Elk, Moose, and Deer Falls, as well as a suspension bridge over Elk Falls Canyon. Dogs are welcome throughout the park but must be kept on a leash at all times and cleaned up after to protect the environment and fellow visitors. Please note that dogs aren't permitted in beach areas or park buildings. See Details

    MacKenzie Beach

    Tofino, BC
    MacKenzie Beach This beach has various resorts, cabins, and campsites that back onto it, most of which are dog friendly. See Details

    Wild Waterways Adventures

    Campbell River, BC
    Wild Waterways Adventures Wild Waterways Adventures in Campbell River, BC, is a sustainable tour company known for its professional yet relaxed vibe. Dogs are welcome on private charters only, where guests can bring their furry family members aboard. Private tours can accommodate up to 12 people, and groups of 8 or more benefit from a lower per-seat rate. Their canine mascots, Luna and Tasu, set the tone for pet-friendly fun on the water. See Details

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