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There are 72 dog friendly activities within 40 kilometres of Youngtown. 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 Youngtown.

Pet Friendly Echo Mountain Off Leash Arena at Grovers Basin

Echo Mountain Off Leash Arena at Grovers Basin

Echo Mountain Off Leash Arena at Grovers Basin

Echo Mountain Off Leash Arena at Grovers Basin is a lovely, fully-fenced off-leash dog park in Phoenix, AZ packed with amenities, including separate areas for large and small dogs, shade trees, benches and cool running water. Owners must pick up any pet waste immediately. Mutt mitt dog waste dispensers can be found in both the large and small dog areas. In the event of heavy rain, the park may be closed to allow the turf to dry. Call for wet condition closure updates.

Pet Friendly Rio Vista Community Park

Rio Vista Community Park

Rio Vista Community Park

Rio Vista Park is 52-acre a dog-friendly community park in Peoria, AZ. The park offers a wide variety of activities and amenities like multiple athletic fields, playground and splash pad. The park is also home to Peoria's Veterans Memorial Wall. Leashed dogs are welcome, as long as owners clean up after them.

Dog Park at Friendship Park

Dog Park at Friendship Park

The dog park at Friendship Park is a great spot for Fido to run and play in Avondale, AZ. The fully-fenced and off-leash area features grass, dirt areas, trees, benches, waste stations, and water.

Mormon Trailhead at South Mountain Park

Mormon Trailhead at South Mountain Park

For a moderately difficult hike, take Fido to the pet-friendly Mormon Trailhead at South Mountain Park in Phoenix, AZ. This trail forms a five-mile loop with a 1,000-foot elevation gain that boasts great views of the desert all year long. Enjoy the wildflowers and local animal life along the trail or just go for the exercise. If you want a longer outing, try out one of the trails that connect to this one and explore the area. There is ample parking right at the trailhead. Make sure to bring plenty of water for yourself as well as for Fido.

Apache Wash Trail

Apache Wash Trail

From September until May, enjoy the dog-friendly Apache Wash Trail on the north side of Phoenix, AZ. There are a number of different trails for you to choose from, ranging from easy to moderate level. You can spend time here birdwatching, enjoying the local wildflowers or simply getting exercise for you and your dog. This trail is also used by mountain bikers and horses, so keep a watchful eye out for those. Dogs must be leashed at all times while hiking, and make sure to bring lots of water for both yourself and Fido.

Skyline Regional Park

Skyline Regional Park

Skyline Regional Park in Buckeye, AZ is pet friendly. This 8,700 acre mountain preserve is located in the southern White Tank Mountains. The park is home to numerous trails to explore with your leashed pooch.

Rose Mofford Sports Complex Dog Park

Rose Mofford Sports Complex Dog Park

Rose Mofford Sports Complex Dog Park is a 2.5-acre, off-leash dog park in Phoenix, AZ. The park is fully fenced and has separate areas for small and large dogs. Each area has benches, trees, water fountains and waste bag dispensers This park is also ADA accessible. After heavy rainfall, the park may be temporarily closed to allow time for the turf to properly dry. Please call for information on wet condition closures.

Outlets North Phoenix

Outlets North Phoenix

Spend a day with your pup exploring the pet-friendly Outlets North Phoenix in Phoenix, AZ. There are over 60 designer brand shops, and around the holidays, come to check out the largest Christmas tree in Arizona! Dogs are allowed at the outlets, and there are poop bag stations and dog water fountains stationed around the property. If you’re bringing Fido, though, also bring a friend who can wait with your dog outside, as certain stores do not allow dogs inside. Dogs are not permitted in the food court, but there is plenty of outdoor seating for you to sit and eat together.

Dog Park at Northern Horizon Park

Dog Park at Northern Horizon Park

The dog park at Northern Horizon Park is a fenced-in area for your dog in Glendale, AZ. Bring Fido out for a day of off-leash play, exercise, and social time with other pups! There are separate areas for large and small dogs, water fountains, shade trees, benches, and waste stations. This is Glendale's largest dog park. It is closed on Mondays.

Surprise Indoor/Outdoor Farmers Market

Surprise Indoor/Outdoor Farmers Market

Surprise Indoor/Outdoor Farmers Market hosted by Surprise/Arizona Traditions takes place on the second Wednesday of each month and open year-round. The pet-friendly farmer's market includes over 60 local vendors selling fresh produce, grass-fed meat, artisan baked goods, award-winning sauces, organic seasonings, raw honey, organic dog treats, local free-range eggs and more. They also host arts and crafts, live music, food trucks and other local businesses.

Community Dog Park

Community Dog Park

Community Dog Park in Surprise, AZ, is a family-oriented off-leash dog park packed with shade trees, drinking water, large and small dog areas and picnic tables.

Pink House Boutique

Pink House Boutique

Pink House Boutique is a pet-friendly store in downtown Glendale, AZ. Dogs are welcome to shop with their owners for retro women's clothing and accessories. Be sure to keep them leashed at all times.

Dobbins Lookout & Holbert Trail

Dobbins Lookout & Holbert Trail

See Phoenix, AZ from above by taking your dog to Dobbins Lookout. This pet-friendly lookout point is at a 2,330-foot elevation above the Phoenix Valley and is only a fifteen-minute drive from downtown. You can either drive to the top or attempt to hike the difficult three-mile Holbert Trail. Try going at sunset, when the light from the sun reflects onto the rocks and makes them look bright red. If you are hiking, make sure to bring plenty of water for yourself and Fido. Dogs must be leashed at all times.

Valley Metro

Pet-friendly Valley Metro provides public transportation throughout the greater Phoenix, AZ metro area and welcomes dogs to ride along provided they are in a secured carrier.

Paint and Wine

'Paint and Wine' is a pet-friendly Airbnb Experience hosted by Malinda. Start with a glass of wine, before picking an apron and following your host's instructions on how to make a piece of art with paint. Calm dogs can join in the fun of this experience. The experience lasts 3 hours and can accommodate up to 10 guests ages 16 and up. Rates start at $32 per person.

Practical Art

Practical Art is a dog-friendly retail and gallery space in Phoenix, AZ featuring 100% locally-made wares in wood, fiber, ceramic, glass, metal and up-cycled materials. All of the work is produced by Arizona artisans. This shop carries functional artwork—everything from kitchen tools to home and office items, soap, clothing, furniture, jewelry and more. Since there are fragile items in the store, leashed dogs should be well-behaved.

Ruth Hamilton Trail at Piestewa Peak Park

Ruth Hamilton Trail at Piestewa Peak Park

Ruth Hamilton Trail at Piestewa Peak Park in Phoenix, AZ is a pet-friendly popular pathway just over 3 miles in length that intersects with the Quartz Ridge Trail. There is a nice observation bench at the intersection. The western section of this trail offers several switchbacks and is moderately rocky, but once the hiker reaches the peak the trail descends and levels out. Although short, it offers tremendous views of the downtown corridor and the northern Sonoran mountains. Wildflowers are abundant during the spring.

Lisa Sette Gallery

Lisa Sette Gallery

The pet-friendly Lisa Sette Gallery is an established art gallery in Phoenix, Arizona. The gallery showcases work from nearly forty different artists, and also includes rotating exhibits that change every few months. Visit several times in a year for more variety! The staff at the gallery also help art collectors in buying, placing or commissioning the perfect art for their own home or gallery. Well behaved dogs of any size are welcome in the gallery, but must be on a leash.

Roses by the Stairs Brewing

Roses by the Stairs Brewing

Roses by the Stairs Brewing in Phoenix, AZ, is a farmhouse-inspired brewery named after a song by the band Blink 182. Fido is welcome at a table in the dog-friendly taproom. Be sure to try Sherri Dear, a fruited sour made with prickly pear fruit from the region.

Phoenix Ghosts

Phoenix Ghosts is a pet-friendly, spooky tour of some of Phoenix, AZ's most historic and haunted locations. Dogs are welcome as long as they are leashed and will not disturb other guests on the tour. Experience spine-tingling accounts of modern-day hauntings resulting from stories of murder, suicide, tragedy and unexplainable mysteries.

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