Other Dog Activities in Asherton, TX

Leashed dogs are welcome on the pet-friendly San Antonio River Walk, a public park below street level with parallel sidewalks that are lined with restaurants, shops, hotels and other attractions in San Antonio, TX. Many of the outdoor restaurants and shops welcome dogs on their patios while you dine. Please call ahead to check if the specific business you wish to visit allows dogs, and please remember to clean up after your pet.

Visit Pearl, a pet-friendly historical district and culture hub in the center of San Antonio, TX. This property that was once a brewery in the 1800s is now a complex featuring shopping and dining options, a farmer's market, an event space and more. Leashed and behaved dogs are welcome in most outdoor spaces except Gustav’s Geysers.

Visit the pet-friendly Historic Market Square in San Antonio, TX. Nearly every weekend of the year, the square is filled with live entertainment, delicious food and fun for the whole family. Explore over 100 locally owned businesses that provide a unique marketplace experience within a three-block outdoor plaza lined with shops and restaurants in the downtown area. They are the largest Mexican market in the United States. Dogs are welcome on a leash in the outdoor areas.

Rebecca Creek Distillery is a dog-friendly distillery in San Antonio, TX. Fido is welcome to join you at a picnic table on the outdoor patio. There is even a dog park on site for pups to enjoy. Whiskey and vodka is served. Food trucks are on site on select days.

Military Working Dog Teams National Monument in San Antonio, TX, is pet friendly. The memorial was spearheaded by Mr. John Burnam, a U. S. Army combat infantryman, and German Shepherd Scout Dog Handler during the Vietnam War. While his war dog partners died in Vietnam, he wanted to keep their memories alive through the art pieces and continue to train dogs through the foundation.

Tejas Rodeo Company, located in Bulverde, TX, is pet friendly. The folks at Tejas refer to their show as the greatest show on dirt. Dogs are welcome to join you as you watch the spectacle, as long as they are leashed and well-behaved. The rodeos perform each weekend, March through November.

Bandera Brewery, located in Bandera, TX, is pet friendly. They welcome well-behaved, leashed dogs inside their taproom and outside in the beer garden. If your pup is barking consistently, it's probably time for your furry friend to head home. The taproom pours a range of delicious beers for whatever mood you're in. Stop by to explore their IPAs, sours, blondes and more on tap.

Fido is welcome to join you at The Dog Co. Icehouse, a pet-friendly beer garden in San Antonio, TX. Enjoy a variety of drinks and craft brews while you furry friend plays in the on-site dog park. There are also play areas for children and the whole family. Be sure to check their schedule in advance, as they often have food trucks and live music.

Stop by Free Roam Brewing Company, a dog-friendly brewery in Boerne, TX. Fido is welcome to join you beside a table on the spacious outside patio. Cozy up by the fire pit, play a game of corn hole, and sip your favorite craft beer at this popular downtown hangout.

Dogs are allowed on the sidewalk outside The Alamo, a historic and pet-friendly site in San Antonio, TX. You are not allowed to bring your dog inside the building or on the grounds past the gate, but you can stop to take a picture at the Spanish fortress.

Fido is welcome to join you at the Texas Transportation Museum in San Antonio, TX. This dog-friendly exhibition allows you and your leashed pup to explore their preserved and displayed railroad equipment, automobiles, model railroads, and artifacts and even take a train ride!

Dry Comal Creek Vineyards in New Braunfels, TX, is a pet-friendly winery welcoming dogs on the covered outdoor patio and lawn. This vineyard offers seated wine tastings along with weekend events featuring live music and food trucks for a relaxing experience. Note that all visitors must be at least 21 years old.

Andalusia Whiskey Co. is a dog-friendly distillery in Blanco, TX. Your leashed pup is welcome to join you outside on their patio while you treat yourself to one of their single malt whiskeys or a cocktail. Feel free to bring food of your own to enjoy during your visit or inquire about food truck availability.

San Pedro Creek Culture Park is a dog-friendly park in San Antonio, TX. Leashed dogs are welcome to join you while you walk the paved path along the creek. Please remember to clean up after your pets. There are waste stations throughout the park.

Tourists and locals alike are invited to visit the dog-friendly Alamo Beer Company in San Antonio, TX. This local beer hall features a patio with picnic tables where four-legged friends are welcome to unwind beside their owners. Visitors can sip on year-round beers like Hazy Street IPA and Original Golden Ale, as well as drinks from ShotGun, a company within the Alamo Beer Co. family.

Visit the pet-friendly MacArthur Park in San Antonio, TX. This community recreation area features playgrounds, pavilions, BBQ pits and a walking trail. Pups are welcome but they must be leashed and cleaned up after.

Check out the pet-friendly Guadalupe Canoe Livery in Spring Branch, TX. Your leashed pup is welcome to join you on a trip down the Guadalupe River with these kayak, tube, canoe and raft rentals, which are all first come, first served.

Maverick Distilling in San Antonio, TX, welcomes pups downstairs in their beautifully restored historic bank building. Guests can enjoy a refreshing break from the Texas heat with cool A/C, while sipping house-made spirits or cocktails. This pet-friendly spot also offers tastings, making it a unique stop for dog lovers and spirit enthusiasts alike.

Enjoy the outdoors with your pup at Joshua Springs Park and Preserve in Comfort, TX. This pet-friendly recreation area features scenic trails, a 9-acre lake, shaded picnic areas, and an off-leash dog park. Other amenities include fishing ponds, wildlife-viewing areas, and open spaces for a relaxing day outdoors.

Pets are welcome throughout the park grounds (outside the caverns), provided they are leashed, under owner control at all times, and their owners pick up after them. For health and safety reasons, only Service Animals meeting the Americans with Disabilities Act standards, are permitted to go on the cavern tours or in the buildings. Free crates are available upon request to guests on a first come, first serve basis. Crates are in a non-public, outside shaded area. Please do not leave pets in vehicles while taking a tour.