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Dog-Friendly Activities in Tarrytown, NY

There are 3 dog-friendly activities in Tarrytown, and 221 more nearby. 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 Tarrytown.

Pet Friendly Rockefeller Preserve Trail

Rockefeller Preserve Trail

Rockefeller Preserve Trail

Embark on a rewarding adventure with Fido along the captivating Rockefeller Preserve Trail, an 8.25-mile hike within the serene Rockefeller State Park Preserve in Tarrytown, NY. This dog-friendly picturesque path offers a delightful journey through unspoiled forests, meadows and wetlands. It's important to note that leash regulations apply, ensuring a safe and harmonious experience for all visitors and their furry companions.

Pet Friendly Tarrytown Lakes Park

Tarrytown Lakes Park

Tarrytown Lakes Park

Leashed dogs are welcome to join their owners at the pet-friendly Tarrytown Lakes Park in Tarrytown, NY. This lakefront recreation area has hiking trails, picnic tables, and scenic water views, centered around the historic 81-acre Tarrytown Reservoir. Enjoy peaceful walking paths plus access for fishing and paddling in a relaxing natural setting.

Scenic Hudson RiverWalk Park

Scenic Hudson RiverWalk Park

Scenic Hudson RiverWalk Park in Tarrytown, NY, offers pet-friendly scenic walking paths and sweeping views of the Hudson River stretching toward the Manhattan skyline. This 5.2-acre green space features a riverside esplanade, grass terraces, open lawns, and an eco-corridor filled with native plants, making it a relaxing trail to explore with leashed dogs.

Playland Beach

Playland Beach is a dog-friendly beach located on the grounds of Playland Park Amusement Park in Rye, NY. Dogs are welcome to join their owners on the beach from October 1st until May 4th, before the park is open for the season. There is a limit of 3 dogs for each owner, and dog walking services are prohibited all year round. Make sure you keep Fido on a leash under six feet.

Sands Point Preserve

Sands Point, NY

Sands Point Preserve

Bring Fido to walk along the Sand Point Castle or hike up the cliffs at Sands Point Preserve, overlooking the Long Island Sound in San Points, NY. Fido must be leashed at all times. Dogs are not permitted on the beach at any time. The Dog Run – also known as Charlie’s Run – offers two large spaces for pups to romp and socialize, one for small dogs and one for dogs of any size.

Little Bay Park Dog Run

Little Bay Park Dog Run

Fido is invited to play at Little Bay Park Dog Run in Bayside, NY. There are two separate areas for big and small dogs with shade. A water fountain for your furry friend is also available.

Bark ‘n Brews

Bark ‘n Brews

Bark ‘n Brews in Nanuet, NY, is a dog bar and cafe featuring local beers, NY wines, hand-crafted coffee, and non-alcoholic drinks. Guests can enjoy small plates, tacos, paninis and pet-friendly treats. Dogs can romp off-leash in supervised, temperature-controlled play areas or relax on the leashed front enclosed patio with their humans. Please note that proof of vaccinations is required.

Bailey Arboretum

Locust Valley, NY

Bailey Arboretum

Bring Fido on a relaxing stroll through the dog-friendly Bailey Arboretum in Locust Valley, NY. The Arboretum features a charming 18th-century farmhouse and forty-two acres of rare and unique trees. Leashed dogs and their owners can explore marked trails for free. See their website for the current operating schedule.

Ward Pound Ridge Reservation Trail

Pound Ridge, NY

Ward Pound Ridge Reservation Trail

Ward Pound Ridge Reservation Trail is a moderately easy, 7.5-mile hike in Pound Ridge, NY. You and your pup will enjoy this pet-friendly path with only a few moderate climbs. Your dog will delight in the stream crossings and hiking by your side on the wide road while you take in scenic vistas and historical points. Please note that dogs must be leashed and are not permitted in picnic areas.

Blue Mountain Reservation

Blue Mountain Reservation

Blue Mountain Reservation is a 1,500-acre park in the northwest section of Westchester County in Peekskill, NY. This recreation area offers more than 20 miles of hiking and mountain biking trails. One of their easy, dog-friendly paths will lead you to two ponds and sweeping views of the surrounding countryside. Due to the heavy population of mountain bikers, Fido must be leashed.

Mianus River State Park

Mianus River State Park

Mianus River State Park, formerly the estate of singer and actress, Libby Holman, is a pet-friendly area in Stamford, CT. The river weaves through this 400-acre urban forest where visitors enjoy biking, fishing, hiking and horseback riding in the area. Leashed dogs are welcome as long as they're cleaned up after, but please note that commercial dog walking is not permitted.

New Jersey Beer Company

North Bergen, NJ

New Jersey Beer Company

New Jersey Beer Company is a dog-friendly brewery in New Bergen, NJ. Leashed dogs are welcome both inside and outside the taproom. They brew a variety of beers such as pale ales, stouts, pilsners, golden ale, wee heavy, saison, and Hefeweizen, as well as seasonal specials.

Harriman State Park

Harriman State Park

Fido is welcome at the dog-friendly Harriman State Park in Ramapo, NY. Your furry hiking partner must always be on a leash no longer than 6 feet and display their rabies vaccination tag. Dogs are prohibited in buildings, beach/bathing areas, Beaver Pond Campground, Welch Beach or Sebago Cabins.

Red Barn Cidery

Red Barn Cidery

Red Barn Cidery is a dog-friendly cidery in Congers, NY. Bring Fido with you while you enjoy ciders made with their own farm-grown apples and food from rotating food trucks. They even have seasonal festivities, including apple picking, a pumpkin patch, live music, and lots of space to sit and relax with your pup.

Inwood Hill Park Trail

Inwood Hill Park Trail

Inwood Hill Park Trail is an easy, 2-mile hike that will take about 1 hour to complete with Fido. Moderate slopes offer you and your pup some exercise as you hike through the only natural park on Manhattan Island. Dogs must be on a leash no longer than 6 feet.

Pelham Bay Park Dog Run

Pelham Bay Park Dog Run

The Pelham Bay Park Dog Run is located in Pelham South, near the entrance at Middletown Road and Stadium Avenue in Bronx, NY. Ensure Fido is leashed when leaving the run and re-entering the larger community park.

Saxon Woods Park Trail

Saxon Woods Park Trail

Saxon Woods Park Trail is an easy 2.5-mile hike that will take about 1.25 hours to complete with Fido in Harrison, NY. The southern section of Saxon Woods offers hikers and their pups a gentle pet-friendly walk. Dogs are not allowed in picnic areas and must be leashed at all times.

Z-Travel & Leisure Tours

Z-Travel & Leisure Tours

If you want to learn more about NYC, take a dog-friendly tour with Art and Susan Zuckerman of Z-Travel and Leisure Tours. They offer 80 different types of tours, including neighborhood tours, themed tours, ethnic tours, food tours, water tours and a chocolate tours. All can be adapted for guests traveling with dogs; just be sure to mention you will be bringing Fido when you call to schedule a time.

Mountain Lakes Park Trail

North Salem, NY

Mountain Lakes Park Trail

Embark on a delightful adventure with Fido along the scenic Mountain Lakes Park Trail, a leisurely 5.15-mile hike within the picturesque Sal J. Prezioso Mountain Lakes Park in North Salem, NY. This hike should take approximately 3 hours of exploration and bonding time with your furry companion and allow you to hike around Westchester County's highest peak, which stands 982 feet tall. Explore forests and take a break in all the gorgeous four lakes. Dogs are not permitted in picnic areas and must be leashed.

Piermont Pier

This lovely spot was originally the eastern end of the Erie Railroad. Located in the Village of Piermont, NY, the Piermont Pier is open year-round and is popular with dog walkers, joggers, birders and fishermen. During WWII, it was known as "Last Stop USA" because it served as the embarkation point for troops destined for the European theater. Today the pier offers spectacular views of the Hudson River.

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