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Dog-Friendly Activities in Gresham, SC

Here are the dog-friendly activities closest to Gresham. 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 James Island County Park

James Island County Park

James Island County Park

A visit to dog-friendly James Island County Park is a great way to spend an afternoon in Charleston, SC, with your pup. This park features a dog beach, four acres of open grassy space, a cleaning station, a fenced play area for small dogs and waste stations. A nominal fee is charged to enter the park.

Pet Friendly Barefoot Landing

Barefoot Landing

North Myrtle Beach, SC

Barefoot Landing

Located along the Intracoastal Waterway, the dog-friendly Barefoot Landing in North Myrtle Beach, SC, combines beauty and nature with fun and excitement for the entire family. Leashed pets are welcome to join you for shopping, dining and entertainment along the boardwalk area. Several restaurants encourage patrons to dine with their pets in outside seating areas. And don't forget to visit Faux Paws for novelty items, t-shirts, toys, costumes, gourmet treats and even a photo op' for Fido.

Myrtle Beach State Park

Myrtle Beach, SC

Myrtle Beach State Park

The popular dog-friendly Myrtle Beach State Park is in the heart of the Grand Strand in Myrtle Beach, SC. Leashed dogs are permitted on the trails and in most of the outdoor areas of the park. However, dogs are not allowed on any beaches in the park from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM, May 1st through Labor Day. Dogs must always be leashed, and humans must always clean up after their pets.

Magnolia Plantation & Gardens

Magnolia Plantation & Gardens

The pet-friendly Magnolia Plantation & Gardens in Charleston, SC, has beautiful gardens you can explore with Fido. Please note that dogs aren't permitted on the tours or the tram. In addition to the garden, there are many dog-friendly nature trails on the property.

Charles Towne Landing

Charles Towne Landing

The Charles Towne Landing is a dog-friendly, state historical site in Charleston, SC, where you and your family can learn about the oldest South Carolina Colony. Well-mannered pets are welcomed on a 6-foot leash. Please note that dogs are not permitted in the Animal Forest or the museum.

Charleston Water Taxi

Charleston Water Taxi

The dog-friendly Charleston Water Taxi provides ferry service for four different locations in Charleston, SC. Well-behaved, leashed pets are welcome to accompany you on the water taxi. See the beauty of Charleston from the water on your way to your next stop! Dolphins also often make an appearance.

Old Charleston Ghost Tours

Old Charleston Ghost Tours

Bring Fido along on a dog-friendly Old Charleston Ghost Tour in Charleston, SC! This walking tour starts in Washington Park and lasts about 90 minutes. You and your pooch may even hear a story about a ghost dog that roams the streets of Charleston.

Lucky Dog Bark & Brew Charlotte

Lucky Dog Bark & Brew Charlotte

Lucky Dog Bark & Brew is a one-of-a-kind hangout in Charlotte, NC, where dogs can romp off leash while their owners kick back with a craft beer, cocktail or other beverage. In addition to the indoor and outdoor dog park, the facility offers daycare, boarding, grooming, and self-serve dog washes. Dogs must be friendly, spayed or neutered, and current on vaccinations.

Pitt Street Railroad Bridge

Mount Pleasant, SC

Pitt Street Railroad Bridge

Pitt Street Railroad Bridge in Mount Pleasant, SC, is an old railroad causeway that used to connect Mount Pleasant to Sullivan's Island. The city planted grass and palm trees, and it is a beautiful pet-friendly place to walk your dog and watch the sunset. There are pet waste stations and a water fountain for people and dogs. A must-do when in Charleston!

Exclusive Fishing Charter

Exclusive Fishing Charter

Exclusive Fishing Charter offers dog-friendly fishing and sunset tours in Charleston, SC. They specialize in year-round catching both native inshore and nearshore species. Participants of all ages and skill levels are welcome. The staff guarantee that they'll put you in the right place, at the right time, doing the right thing and using the right bait!

Charleston Carriage Works

Charleston Carriage Works

Charleston Carriage Works offers dog-friendly, narrated tours of Charleston's residential historic district in covered, horse-drawn carriages. Guests bringing their dog will need to purchase an entire row for themselves (4 seats). Tours load and depart approximately every 15-30 minutes from their stable.

Riverwalk

Leashed dogs are welcome to stroll along the pet-friendly Riverwalk in historic downtown Wilmington, NC. The Riverwalk runs for nearly two miles along the bank of the Cape Fear River, from the foot of Nun Street on the South to the Isabel Holmes Bridge on the North. Paid parking areas are located along the boardwalk.

Isle of Palms Beaches

Isle of Palms, SC

Isle of Palms Beaches

Isle of Palms Beaches in South Carolina boasts seven miles of pristine coasts that you can access via 57 public paths. These pet-friendly beaches allow dogs to visit off-leash from 5:00 AM until 9:00 AM April 1st through September 14th, and from 4:00 PM until 10:00 AM September 15th through March 31st. At all other times, dogs must be leashed and under complete control, even in the water. Residents are encouraged to obtain a dog permit from the Isle of Palms Police Department when visiting.

Fort Fisher State Park

Fort Fisher State Park

Leashed dogs are welcome year-round at dog-friendly Fort Fisher State Park in Kure Beach, NC. This very wide beach is ideal for Fido to run and swim with other dogs. Explore the one-mile trail that traverses the salt marsh and ends at an observation deck with views of Zeke's Island and the Cape Fear River. Pet waste cleanup laws are strict, and bags are provided for this purpose.

Bald Head Island Beaches

Bald Head Island, NC

Bald Head Island Beaches

Bring Fido to play in the sand at the dog-friendly Bald Head Island Beaches in Bald Head Island, NC. You and your pup can explore 14 miles of pristine beaches. You'll need to take a pet-friendly ferry to get there (from Southport), but once you arrive, you'll find that dogs are allowed off-leash on any of them year-round. The only exception to this is in turtle nesting season when dogs must be leashed from sunset to sunrise. South Beach features long stretches of sand and calmer waters, while East Beach is better for boogie boarding and surfing. If you don't want to bring beach gear along with you on the ferry, you can rent everything you'll need from Riverside Adventure Company.

Benson Dog Park

Benson Dog Park

Benson, NC, is home to the Benson Dog Park, where pups are welcome to play off-leash! This one-acre recreation area offers two separate spaces for small dogs under 25 lbs and large dogs over 25 lbs. Waste bags and trash receptacles are also available for easy cleanup to keep the park in good condition.

Charleston Waterfront Park

Charleston Waterfront Park

Charleston Waterfront Park is a dog-friendly destination in Charleston, SC, that draws visitors to its iconic multi-tiered Pineapple Fountain. Leashed dogs are welcome to explore the park alongside their owners, making it a great spot for a leisurely stroll. The park features well-maintained green spaces and scenic riverfront views, with plenty of benches for relaxation. Towering palmetto trees provide a touch of shade near the water’s edge, creating a peaceful atmosphere.

Congaree National Park

Congaree National Park

Bring Fido to the dog-friendly Congaree National Park in Hopkins, SC. This picturesque recreation area allows pets to wander all trails, including the boardwalk. The trails vary between easy short trails and a couple of longer trails that are over 10 miles in a loop. All pets must be on a leash under six feet and under their owner's control at all times. Pets may not be left unattended for any period of time. Check out the pet-friendly campsites if you want to tackle more than one trail together.

Old Santee Canal Park

Moncks Corner, SC

Old Santee Canal Park

During daylight hours, dogs are welcome at Old Santee Canal Park in Moncks Corner, SC. Opened in 1989, the pet-friendly 195-acre park commemorates the area's rich history and habitat. Among its attractions are the Stony Landing House, built in 1843, and four miles of boardwalks that meander through the quiet backwaters of Biggin Creek and its surrounding swamp. Beyond its historical offerings, the park has become a popular destination for bird watchers, hikers, paddlers and other outdoor enthusiasts. Dogs are not allowed at events.

Edisto Beach State Park

Edisto Island, SC

Edisto Beach State Park

Edisto Beach State Park in Edisto Island, SC, is pet friendly! Leashed dogs are allowed in most outdoor areas, provided they are kept under physical restraint but are not permitted in or around lodging facilities. This 1,255-acre park offers a day-use area for beach access and a four-mile nature trail that winds through the maritime forest with beautiful vistas overlooking the salt marsh.

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