There are 66 dog friendly activities within 40 kilometres of Kingsbury. 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 Kingsbury.
An Evening with Mark Twain
'An Evening with Mark Twain' is a pet-friendly Airbnb Experience hosted by McAvoy. You and Fido will be treated to a casual talk with the "ghost" of Mark Twain (your host, McAvoy Layne who is a 30 year impressionist). He knows a lot about history, but facts many not quite correct. Bring your beverage of choice and a sense of humor. Special treats for well-behaved pooches! The experience lasts 2 hours and can accommodate up to 6 guests ages 18 and up. Rates start at $75 per person.
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Hidden Beach
Hidden Beach in Incline Village, NV, is pet friendly. Leashed dogs are welcome on this rocky beach with alcoves and an adjacent boulder shoreline. There's parking nearby and trails that lead to the coastline. Dog owners are reminded to clean up any mess left behind and keep control of pups on the path.
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South Lake Tahoe's the Sparkling Lake Tahoe Experience Scavenger Hunt Tour
South Lake Tahoe's The Sparkling Lake Tahoe Experience Scavenger Hunt Tour is pet friendly. Walk from landmark to landmark to discover art, culture and history. Search plaques, statues and art to solve riddles that can only be found on location. If you can't find the answer, they'll guide you to the next location. Leashed pups are welcome to take part in this app-led hunt that can be completed at any time.
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Inspiration Point
Inspiration Point is pet-friendly. If you're visiting Lake Tahoe, enjoy a short walk along a paved pathway with your pooch to a stunning overlook of Emerald Bay and Fannette Island. Leashed dogs are welcome, as long as they are well-behaved around people and cleaned up after to preserve the cleanliness of the lake.
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Tahoe Paddle Sports
Tahoe Paddle Sports in Stateline, NV, is pet friendly. With this company, you and your pooch can enjoy a clear kayak or SUP tours/rentals on Lake Tahoe's southeast shore. Dog life vests are provided for those who do not have one.
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Tahoe State Recreation Area
Tahoe State Recreation Area in Tahoe City, CA, is a beautiful dog-friendly area that features a lake with a fishing pier, picnic areas with benches, and a bike path. Fido must be kept on a leash no longer than 6' and is only permitted in the Truckee River Outlet known as "Gatekeepers" within the day-use area along the Lake Tahoe shoreline. The campground is seasonal, so it's worth contacting them directly before you plan a trip to make sure that they are open, although they usually open up at the end of May.
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Tahoe City Winter Sports Park
The dog-friendly Tahoe City Winter Sports Park in California offers a variety of fun activities for the whole family, including Fido! Enjoy a safe sledding hill away from trees and streets, cross country ski trails, and a snowshoe loop for all ages and abilities.
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Chambers Landing
Leashed dogs are welcome on on Chambers Landing beach in Homewood, CA. This small public beach is located on National Forest land and offers a great chance to get up close to Lake Tahoe with your pooch. Dog owners are reminded to clean up after pups.
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Skunk Harbor
Carson City, NV, is home to the dog-friendly Skunk Harbor. Located on National Forest land, this spot is marked by a historic structure with stone cabins. The hike in can be challenging depending on the season, so if your pooch isn't a keen hiker, you may want to skip this one. Leashed dogs are welcome, as long as they are cleaned up after.
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Secret Harbor Beach
Secret Harbor Beach in Carson City, NV, is pet friendly. Hikers and boaters flock here to enjoy Lake Tahoe. The hike can be a little challenging for less experienced canine hikers. Don't forget to clean up any mess left behind by people and pups in your party.
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Echo Lake Trailhead
Echo Lake Trailhead features a 5.3-mile out-and-back trail near Echo Lake, CA. Generally considered a moderately challenging route, it'll take about two hours to complete with Fido. This dog-friendly area is popular for birding, hiking, and snowshoeing. The best times to visit this trail are April through October.
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Carnelian West
Carnelian West is a pet-friendly recreation area in Carnelian Bay, CA. The site includes a lakefront promenade, benches, picnic tables, barbecues, and restrooms. You can also rent the grassy area. Leashed dogs are welcome, as long as they are cleaned up after. Bags are provided.
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Tahoe Unleashed
Bring Fido to play off-leash at the seasonal dog park in North Tahoe Regional Park. Located in Tahoe Vista, CA, this recreation area includes two separate fenced-in spaces for small and large dogs and a one-acre play area for pups of all sizes. Visitors will find agility equipment for their dogs to utilize, including a bridge walk, crawl tube, adjustable jumps and more.
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Burton Creek State Park
Burton Creek State Park is a dog-friendly hiking destination on the outskirts of Tahoe City, CA. Fido is welcome to join you on the fire roads but not on the designated ski trails within the Sierra District from November 1st to May 1st when snow is present. While exploring the 2,000-acre park with your best friend, it is essential to note that the terrain is mountainous and uneven.
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North Tahoe Regional Park
Leashed dogs are invited to join you at North Tahoe Regional Park, a spacious pet-friendly recreation area in Tahoe Vista, CA. This scenic park offers sports fields, hiking trails, camping opportunities, a disk golf course, and seasonal attractions which include Tahoe Treetop Adventure Parks and the Snow Play Area. Four-legged visitors can enjoy Tahoe Unleashed, a full-fenced dog park with separate areas for small and large dogs, a water fountain, bench seating, and pet waste stations.
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Gatekeeper's Museum
History buffs and mutts can hang out together at Gatekeeper’s Museum, a pet-friendly museum in Tahoe City, CA. Dogs are welcome to join you in this reconstructed cabin as you learn about the maritime history of Lake Tahoe, hear about the resort and pop culture of the past and see one of the largest Native American basket collections in the country. Fido can make a splash at nearby 64-Acres Beach when you’re finished.
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Fuji Park
Carson City, NV, is home to the 14-acre dog-friendly Fuji Park. This recreation area features amenities for all parkgoers, including a dog park, playgrounds, benches, picnic shelters, walking paths and more. Leashed pets can join their owners when visiting this park and may only be off-leash in the designated dog park.
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South Lake Brewing Company
South Lake Brewing Company is a pet-friendly brewery in South Lake Tahoe, CA that welcomes leashed dogs at inside tables and at outdoor tables on their patio. They offer an extensive selection of craft beers and encourage you to bring your own food. A food truck schedule is also available, so make sure to check their website for more information.
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Elizabeth Williams Park
Elizabeth Williams Park is a dog-friendly coastal area near Tahoma, CA, and lies just north of Kaspian Campground. This scenic waterfront spot is popular with local anglers, and is an ideal rest stop to take with your four-legged travel companion. The park has bike trail access, a BBQ, benches and picnic areas with views across Lake Tahoe.
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Sand Harbor State Park at Lake Tahoe Nevada State Park
Leashed pets are allowed during the off-season at Sand Harbor State Park at Lake Tahoe Nevada State Park, a dog-friendly recreation area along the shores of Lake Tahoe in Incline Village, NV. Popular activities include enjoying the gorgeous lake and mountain views, hiking the trails, kayaking, and fishing. Pets are permitted from October 15 through April 15, and must be on a six-foot or shorter leash and cleaned up after.
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