Other Dog Activities in Halsey, OR

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

Pet Friendly 2 Towns Ciderhouse
2 Towns Ciderhouse 2 Towns Ciderhouse in Corvallis, OR, is a 21+ taproom offering 22 rotating taps of craft cider, rare bottles and taproom-only releases. Guests can enjoy customizable tasting flights, a snack menu and knowledgeable staff. Dogs are welcome on the pet-friendly outdoor patio, making it a great spot for cider lovers with pups in tow. See Details
Pet Friendly Deluxe Brewing Company
Deluxe Brewing Company Deluxe Brewing Company is a pet-friendly brewery and distillery in Albany, OR. Leashed dogs are welcome inside the taproom, which features a full-size shuffleboard, or at a table on their outdoor patio. Enjoy their selection of handcrafted lagers and ales. Their Deluxe Food Cart is open on select days, and they also have an assortment of to-go menus from local restaurants. See Details
Common Fields Common Fields is a taproom and food truck pod focused on sustainability and locally-sourced products in Corvallis, OR. This pet-friendly attraction allows leashed dogs on the outside patio, which features heated seats and rain cover. You will find local beers on tap, as well as canned ciders, meads and wine. Please see their website for more information on the food truck schedule. See Details
TA Coburg TA Coburg is a pet-friendly spot off of exit 99 on I-5 in Coburg, OR. This gas station has a McDonald's and a Travel Store. This location also has a dedicated area for pets that need some exercise or a rest break. Waste bags and trash receptacles are also available for easy cleanup. TA and Petro Travel Stores also carry a variety of pet care products. See Details
Over the Rivers & Through the Woods Scenic Byway Over the Rivers & Through the Woods Scenic Byway is a beautiful drive through Willamette Valley. Starting near Brownsville, the route traverses five different ecosystems and takes travelers from Willamette Valley to the West Cascade Mountains. It takes roughly three hours to drive the 60-mile distance and includes highlights such as a climb into the foothills and Crawfordsville Covered Bridge. With access to rivers, reservoirs, parks and campgrounds, many trails and snow-play areas, this Byway offers the chance to see and do lots of things along the way. See Details

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