Other Dog Activities in Denver, PA

There are 5 other dog-friendly attractions within 40 kilometers of Denver. 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 Denver.

Pet Friendly Duncan's Corn Maze
Duncan's Corn Maze
Duncan's Corn Maze is a pet-friendly seasonal attraction in Robesonia, PA. Enjoy the corn maze, roast hot dogs and s'mores in their campfire section, visit the pumpkin patch or schedule a private hayride with your leashed furry friend beside you. Please refer to their website for operating hours.
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Pet Friendly Compass Mill Tap House
Compass Mill Tap House
Located just outside the city of Lititz, Compass Mill Tap House is serving craft beers made in house, as well as local wines from Waltz Vineyard. This dog-friendly brewery doesn't have a kitchen, but they allow outside food and will occasionally host a food truck. Fido is welcome to sit back and relax with you at an outside table.
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Pet Friendly Mount Hope Estate & Winery
Mount Hope Estate & Winery
Fido is welcome to join you on the outdoor patio at Mount Hope Estate & Winery, a dog-friendly establishment in Manheim, PA. One of several Mount Hope locations, this expansive estate invites you to sample their signature wines. The drinks menu also features beer from Swashbuckler Brewing Co, Lancaster County Cider, and products from Spirits Distilling Company in Manheim.
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Pet Friendly Fetish Brewing Company
Fetish Brewing Company
In Lititz, PA, is Fetish Brewing Company, a pet-friendly taproom. They have a spacious outdoor patio that welcomes your furry friend with special attention and provides a water bowl. Enjoy craft beers made in-house, along with local wines and spirits.
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Pet Friendly Conestoga Ridge Road Heritage Byway
Conestoga Ridge Road Heritage Byway
Take Fido along Conestoga Ridge Road Heritage Byway in Lancaster County, PA. This dog-friendly drive between Blue Ball and Morgantown is part of the Pennsylvania Scenic Byways system. Recognized for both scenic and historical qualities, Conestoga Ridge Road Heritage Byway follows an old Indian trade route which now showcases sweeping views of Lancaster County farmland and broad meadows. Offering a glimpse of rural life in the small tight-knit farming communities of Goodville and Churchtown, admire picturesque stone cottages and quaint village shops along this beautiful 8-mile stretch of road.
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