Dog-Friendly Activities in Leeds, ND

Fido is welcome at the dog-friendly Frontier Village in Jamestown, ND, located next to the National Buffalo Museum. This village is a replica of a frontier town with a general store, post office, blacksmith and more. Stagecoach and pony rides are available seasonally. Bathrooms and a children’s playground are also on site.

Take Fido to see Dakota Thunder, the World's Largest Buffalo, in Jamestown, ND. This impressive 26-foot-tall, 60-ton concrete sculpture is visible from Interstate-94, overlooking the city above the James River valley. Leashed pups are welcome to join you to witness this pet-friendly, unique attraction.

Graham's Island State Park in Devils Lake, ND, is dog friendly. You and Fido can explore the park via the miles of hiking trails, which will give you beautiful views of the lake and provide you an opportunity to birdwatch. Other amenities of the park include horseshoe courts, a picnic shelter, a playground and volleyball courts.

Bring Fido to exercise and socialize at Pepper's Dog Park in Jamestown, ND. This two-acre off-leash recreation space has separate sections for small and large dogs. There is also a water spigot and a doggie water fountain. Rules are posted at the entrance of the park.

Love's Travel Stop in Valley City, ND, is a dog-friendly gas station and rest area. Across America, you'll find Love's Travel Stops that offer facilities for traveling canines. This location has a fully-fenced dog park with a convenient waste station.

Bring Fido to the dog-friendly roadside attraction of Sandy, the World's Largest Sandhill Crane in Steele, ND. This huge sculpture was inspired by the local wildlife that migrates through and enjoys summer in central North Dakota. Leashed dogs are welcome, as long as they are cleaned up after.

Fido will love a visit to the DogTown Dog Park in Mandan, ND. This fenced-in recreation area is a great space for your pup to play and socialize without the constraints of a leash. The amenities of this park include a grassy area with culver tunnels, weave poles, bar jumps and more agility equipment.

International Peace Garden is a beautiful, dog-friendly outdoor garden and nature park in Dunseith, ND. This park is located directly on the border of the US & Canada, but you do not need a passport to visit here if you're coming from the US. The garden and walking trail is rectangular, level cement sidewalk wrapped around each display. Leashed dogs are welcome throughout the park and on the cafe's patio but not inside any buildings.

Bring Fido to play and exercise at Century Bark Park in Bismark, ND. This recreation area is located next to Century High School, where you are welcome to park your car. The spacious park has four gated sections; Big Paws Field is for pups over 30 lbs, Wiggly Field is for pups under 30 lbs, Furry Field is for all dogs, and Fetch Field is a training space for all dogs and owners. Pet owners should be mindful that there is very little shade, so pack plenty of water.

Bring Fido with you to the pet-friendly National Buffalo Museum in Jamestown, ND. While dogs aren't allowed inside the building, they can come with you to see the herd of buffalo that roam the 200 acres of pasture land. The pack is usually visible from both sides of the park and represents the beginning of the 'wild west' to visitors traveling from the East.

Spruce Woods Provincial Park is a pet-friendly protected area in Glenboro, south-central Manitoba. Home to the only sand dunes in the region, you and your leashed pooch are invited to explore them via the pet-friendly trails inside the park.

Prairie Village Museum is a dog-friendly museum in Rugby, ND. Your leashed dog is welcome to join you on the grassy area and the grounds, but is not allowed inside the buildings or gift shop. Enjoy the views of over 20 history buildings and exhibition halls, and transport yourself back to the 1800s!

Lake Metigoshe State Park is a pet-friendly destination in the scenic Turtle Mountains in Bottineau, ND. Your leashed furry friend can join you as you explore this popular year-round spot. Activities include a dog park, kayaking and over 13 miles of hiking trails, which offer various paths for all endurance levels. Please note your pup can't enter the beach area and inside facilities.

Medicine Wheel Park is a pet-friendly, unique, and scenic landmark within Valley City State University in Valley City, ND. Your leashed pup can tag along as you explore the 30-acre area. The Medicine Wheel features a 213-foot circle with 28 spokes, symbolizing the lunar cycle, and six extended spokes marking seasonal sunrise and sunset points.

Souris Swinging Bridge in Souris, MB is pet friendly. The longest swinging pedestrian bridge in Canada offers canine visitors an incredible crossing of more than 600 feet. Don't forget to snap memorable pictures of your pooch that will make a beautiful addition for the final shots of Fido’s adorable annual calendar.

Fido can join you and the rest of the family on the next movie night at Stardust Drive In Theatre in Morden, MB. This pet-friendly theatre plays a mixture of new releases as well as feature flicks. The establishment also boasts RV campsites. Dogs are welcome but must be leashed when outside of a vehicle. Please clean up after your pets.

Arrowwood National Wildlife Refuge is a pet-friendly destination in Pingree, ND. Your leashed furry friend can tag along to explore the area's abundant wildlife. Enjoy the serene surroundings with your furry companion as you traverse the diverse landscapes teeming with natural wonders and wildlife encounters.

Spirit Sands provides endless hours of beautiful scenery as you trek through a small prairie desert filled with giant sand dunes. Unfortunately, most of this trail is a fragile ecosystem that requires your dog to be on a leash. Trail system requires a good day to explore in it's entirety. Don't forget to see the Devils Punch bowl!

Brandon Hills Wildlife Conservation Area is located just off of Highway 10, south of the city of Brandon. Turn off of Hwy 10 onto High Country Rd. The road is located right next to an old antique shoppe called Carriage Antiques. Drive about 2 km east then turn right, heading south, when you reach the dead end. Keep driving south till you see a large sign on your left that says "Brandon Hills Wildlife Conservation Area." There is about 7.5km of trail you can explore with your dog on or off the leash. There are three loops to the trail. If you feel like you can't walk for 2-3 hours, take one of the shorter loops which is less distance and less time. Depending what time of the year, you can almost always see some kind of wildlife such as deer, grouse, moose and occasionally even a black bear. Mostly squirrels and birds. If you wander out with your dog in the spring/early summer, bring lots of repellent for ticks and mosquitoes.

Gideon's Brewing Company is a pet-friendly taproom in Bismarck, ND. Your leashed pup can join you at a table indoors or outdoors. They offer complimentary popcorn to pair with their craft beer. Local food is also available for delivery on site.