Dog-Friendly Activities in Saint-Marcel, QC

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

Funiculaire du Vieux-Québec

Quebec, QC

Funiculaire du Vieux-Québec The Funicular of Old Quebec, QC, was first built in 1879 and is pet friendly. The railway operates on gravity scales 195 feet from the Basse-Ville to the Haute-Ville, offering views over the historic old town. Dogs are allowed on the funicular for no additional fee, but please note there's a fee each way for pet parents. See Details

Parc de la Chute-Montmorency

Quebec, QC

Parc de la Chute-Montmorency Parc de la Chute-Montmorency and Montmorency Falls is a dog-friendly attraction in Quebec, QC. Dogs are allowed in authorized areas and must leashed at all times. The stunning 272 feet waterfall can be viewed a number of ways for every age and ability, including a paved walking trail with a viewing platform, a suspension bridge, and a cable car. See Details

Plein-Air Canin

Levis, QC

Plein-Air Canin Bring your dog to play at this private, pay-for-play dog park where dog can be unleashed with trails, water plan, frisbee and agility courses. The daily access fee remains at $5 per person and the monthly pass (starting May 1) is still $30 per family. See Details

Verso Microbrasserie

Lac-Etchemin, QC

Verso Microbrasserie Verso Microbrasserie is a pet-friendly craft brewery in Lac-Etchemin, QC. Bring Fido along while you enjoy a variety of house-brewed ales inside the comfortable taproom or outside on the beautiful garden patio overlooking Lake Etchemin. Popular beer styles include the Panache Light lager, Tropic Strobos NE IPA, Fine Softness honey blonde, and the Turco sweet stout. See Details

Ras l'bock

Saint Jean Port Joli, QC

Ras l'bock Ras l’Bock is a dog-friendly pub and microbrewery in Saint‑Jean‑Port‑Joli, QC, welcoming pups at its outdoor tables overlooking the St. Lawrence River. Founded in 2015 by three local friends, they have 13 in-house craft beers on tap—ranging from IPAs to oak-aged varieties—plus snacks and stellar sunset views. Enjoy unique brews and a relaxed atmosphere with your furry companion. See Details

Parc Canin Saint-Augustin-de-Desmaures

Quebec, QC

Parc Canin Saint-Augustin-de-Desmaures In my opinion, best dog park close to the city. Lots of trees, room to run, and all the dogs are well behaved. Well worth the drive from the city centre. See Details

Parc national du Bic

Rimouski, QC

Parc national du Bic Parc national du Bic is a dog-friendly park in Rimouski, QC. Your leashed dog is welcome to enjoy the full 25 kilometers of loud-aid trails along the coast of this park. You will be able to enjoy beautiful water views of the capes, bays, coves, islands, and mountains with Fido. Don't forget to enjoy the sea waters and go kayaking as well! See Details

Base Plein Air de Sainte-Foy Dog Park

Quebec, QC

Base Plein Air de Sainte-Foy Dog Park Bring Fido out for a day of play at the Canine Exercise Area of Base Plein Air de Sainte-Foy in Quebec, QC. The area can be conveniently accessed right next to the parking lot. The layout includes two entrances and two separate areas, one for small dogs and one for larger ones. Your pup can get some exercise and social time in year-round at this dog park! See Details

La Seigneurie

St-Francois-de-l'Ile-d'Orleans, QC

La Seigneurie La Seigneurie is a pet-friendly attraction in St-Francois-de-l'Ile-d'Orleans, QC. Bring your leashed pup along to visit beautiful gardens and wander through 10 hectares of themed landscapes, including a vibrant lavender field with over 75,000 bushes, plus enchanting areas like the Five Senses Garden, Zen Garden, Fruit Garden, Shadow Garden, Zen Forest, and First Nations Forest. See Details

Old Port of Quebec

Quebec, QC

Old Port of Quebec The Old Port of Quebec is great place to take Fido for an afternoon of fun in Quebec, QC. Walk the pet-friendly boardwalk by the promenade and read all the historical markers along the way. You'll also get to see the beautiful old town buildings and architecture. The walk ends at the Marina, where you can check out the local boats and yachts on the dock. Remember to keep your pup leashed at all times and be aware of cyclist lanes. See Details

Millinocket Dog Park

Millinocket, ME

Millinocket Dog Park The Millinocket Dog Park, located behind Carmen Brigalli Memorial Park in Millinocket, ME, is open to the public year-round from dawn to dusk. This fully enclosed space features a chain-link fence with a two-gate entry system, benches, a picnic table, water and bowls, and toys for dogs to enjoy. See Details

Battlefields Park

Quebec, QC

Battlefields Park Dogs are welcome at Battlefields Park, a dog-friendly park in Quebec City, QC. The famous Plains of Abraham took place here, and it is a perfect combination of history, culture, and recreation. Commemorative plaques, heritage interpretation signs, and artillery guns recall the park's storied past. Today, this urban park allows people to enjoy free summer shows and take in the stunning views with their leashed pups. See Details

Cicerone Tours

Quebec, QC

Cicerone Tours Bring Fido to explore beautiful Quebec, CA, with the pet-friendly Cicerone Tours. Leashed dogs are welcome to join these historical and entertaining walking tours. They offer a unique selection to allow you to immerse yourself in the city, such as their Old Quebec Winter Tour and Magic of Christmas Tour. See Details

Parc Maritime de Saint-Laurent

Saint-Laurent-de-l'ile d'Orleans, QC

Parc Maritime de Saint-Laurent Parc Maritime de Saint-Laurent in Saint-Laurent-de-l'ile d'Orleans, QC is pet friendly. This waterfront museum boasts information about the history of wooden shipbuilding on Île d’Orléans. Well-behaved dogs can participate in the audio walking tour with their owners while exploring the shipyard, viewing the buildings and looking at vintage tools. See Details

Mount Kineo State Park

Greenville, ME

Mount Kineo State Park Bring Fido out for a day at the pet-friendly Mount Kineo State Park in Greenville, ME. The cliff face, known as Mount Kineo, rises 700 feet above Moosehead Lake and is a sight to behold. There are four trails, ranging from 0.9 to 2.2 miles in length. The trails can be challenging, so be sure to wear appropriate footwear around the lake and keep Fido on a leash under six feet in length. See Details

Parc Canin de la Pente-Douce

Quebec, QC

Parc Canin de la Pente-Douce Small, off-leash, gravel, fenced-in. See Details

Le Parc des Moulins

Quebec, QC

Le Parc des Moulins Le Parc des Moulins is pet-friendly. The space was once home to a zoo, but now all of the animals have been moved elsewhere. What is left behind is a beautiful area to go on a walk with your leashed pup. Explore the trails that weave around the former animal enclosures together and imagine the different species that one lived there. The park is open October through May from 8am to 4pm and May through September from 6am to 8pm. See Details

Lily Bay State Park

Greenville, ME

Lily Bay State Park Lily Bay State Park is a dog-friendly recreation area in Greenville, ME. Bring Fido along as you discover stunning views across the water of Moose Lake. There is a two-mile walking trail that follows the shoreline between the beach and Rowell Cove campground. Visitors are reminded that no pets are allowed on State Park beaches between April 1 and September 30. Remember to keep Fido leashed and clean up after them. See Details

Belvedere Dunes de Sable

Tadoussac, QC

Belvedere Dunes de Sable Belvedere Dunes De Sable is a dog-friendly beach and trail in Tadoussac, QC. Your leashed dog is welcome to join you on the trail with water views, in dense forest, as well as on the sandy dunes and beach. Fido will love the hike up and down to the beach! See Details

Plains of Abraham

Quebec, QC

Plains of Abraham Plains of Abraham is pet-friendly. This historic area within The Battlefields Park in Quebec City, Quebec, Canada is the location of the Battle of the Plains of Abraham, which took place on 13 September 1759. The hundreds of acres of the fields became used for grazing, housing, and minor industrial structures after this date and can still be explored with your leashed pup today. The pet-friendly trails lead to views of a river, forested areas and more. See Details