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If you’re looking for a beach with more off-leash freedom, you may want to check out Kruse Park Dog Beach in Muskegon, MI (about a 2-hour drive from Warren Dunes). Dogs must remain leashed on the sand there, but they are allowed off leash in the water as long as they’re under voice control and supervised!

Unfortunately, TLC Pet Sitting Edmonton is no longer available. We recommend reaching out to one of the nearby pet care providers serving the Edmonton area, including Open Arms Pet Care, Dog Jogs, On Point Pet Sitting, Fluffy Oasis, or Happy Paws Pet Sitting. We hope you find the perfect caregiver for your furry friend!

No, these are private custom tours, so you won’t be grouped with other guests or dogs. Your party of two plus your pup can enjoy the boat together!

Yes, your dog can come to Porpoise Point! Dogs are allowed at St. Johns County beaches, but they must remain on a leash at all times, including while in the water.

Dogs can’t go on the cave tour or inside the buildings, but they’re welcome to enjoy the outdoor areas and pet-friendly trails with you on a leash!

Within Ed Austin Dog Park itself, there is no pond, but the park does offer shade and a water fountain. Kiddie pools may sometimes be available, but they are not guaranteed.

The dog park is located within Duke Watkins Park, which closes at 10:00 PM and reopens at 5:00 AM. Happy travels!

Yes! The dog park is fenced-in with separate areas for large and small dogs, so pups can be off-leash once inside but should be leashed when entering and exiting. Dogs must be up to date on vaccinations, owners must pick up waste, and reactive dogs aren’t allowed. Since it’s your first visit, please make sure you keep an eye on your pup and ensure they’re comfortable around others. Happy travels!

Dog Dynasty is an open space with little to no natural shade for walking. However, there is a hut on site where visitors can sit and take a break! Please note that drinking water is not provided for dogs, so guests should bring their own.

Yes! In the Seattle waterfront area, Pub 70 and Old Stove Brewing Co — Pike Place are both dog-friendly dining options. Pub 70 welcomes leashed dogs on its outdoor patio and even offers a dog menu, while Old Stove Brewing Co — Pike Place is a brewery and full-service restaurant with a spacious outdoor patio overlooking Elliott Bay where leashed dogs are welcome.

Unfortunately, dogs are not permitted from April 1 through September 30. Furry friends are welcome during the off-season.

Yes! Gluten-free options include Cottage Country Kactus Chips, Taters Supreme, Bacon-Wrapped Chinook Jalapeños, salads, bowls, select sandwiches and burgers that can be prepared with a gluten-free bun (additional charge), and the 8" R-C-M Pizza. Guests requiring dairy-free modifications should let their server know so that available substitutions can be discussed.

Yes, Cafe Fina is open on Sundays! Their hours are 8:00 AM–3:00 PM, Tuesday through Sunday. Holiday hours may vary.

Yes, the Latitudes Restaurant on Hull Street welcomes furry friends on the fenced-in patio. Happy Travels!

Yes, Namaste Restaurant offers vegetarian options. You can view the menu here.

We're so glad to hear you enjoyed the shrimp and grits at Wishbone! Yes, they offer their brunch menu on Sundays as well as Saturdays from 8:00 AM to 3:30 PM. You can view their menu on their website for the latest offerings here: https://www.wishbonechicago.com/menus/#weekend-brunch. Happy travels!

Furry friends are welcome at outdoor tables, but it's along the sidewalk and are not covered.

Unfortunately, Wein-Lokal recently closed.

Yes! Furry friends are welcome on the patio of Harry's Seafood Bar & Grille.

The Barn Gastropub accepts walk-ins, so no reservation is required. Happy travels!

The patio opens at 5 PM on Saturdays. Happy travels!

Yes! Well-behaved, leashed dogs are welcome to join their owners inside while ordering, and small outdoor tables are available in front of the cafe.

Ginny Lee Cafe is open daily from 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM.

At Spring Canyon Dog Park, the Parks and Recreation Department has just started refilling the pond and estimates it will take about 2–3 days to complete. Happy travels!

Yes, if you bring your dog to Dewey Beach—even for just one day—you are required to obtain a Dewey Beach dog license. This is in addition to any state license or rabies tag your dog may already have. Temporary licenses are available (such as a 3-day option) that would cover your visit, and can be purchased online, at Town Hall, or via the kiosk at the Town Hall parking lot entrance! With a Dewey Beach dog license, dogs are permitted on the beach year-round. However, there are specific time restrictions from May 15 through September 15: during this period, dogs are allowed on the beach only before 9:30am and after 5:30pm. Outside of those dates, dogs may be on the beach at any time. Your dog can be anywhere on Dewey Beach as long as town rules are followed. There are no designated dog-only sections—dogs may enjoy the entire beach during permitted hours.

Unfortunately, dogs are not allowed on the food tours.

Dogs are not permitted year-round at Jennings Beach. However, they are welcome to enjoy the beach seasonally from October 1 through March 31.

Yes, furry friends are welcome year-round at Crantock Beach, and there are currently no time restrictions in place.

There is no fee or license required to use the dog park at Sugar Creek Township Park. Happy travels!

Visitors are welcome to walk around, enjoy the grounds, and take photos at Hot Sam’s Antique Photos & Old-Fashioned Emporium. Admission is $10 for adults, which includes mobile phone photography, and $5 for children under 10. DSLR and mirrorless camera use is $30. Guests may also shop the antique store free of charge. The caboose is included as a dressing and make-up area!

Yes — there are dog-friendly cabins near Table Rock State Park! Most are located about 10–25 minutes away in nearby areas like Kimberling City, Branson West, and Indian Point, which are the main cabin communities around Table Rock Lake. You can browse pet-friendly cabin options here.

Yes, multiple pups are welcome per handler! Because water levels and conditions can vary, they recommend calling ahead when registering. Please note that tubing season begins on May 23.

The Shelby Bottoms Greenway has a Nature Center that serves as a main trailhead with parking and year-round restroom access. There are benches and picnic areas available throughout the greenway, but restrooms are not located along the trails themselves, so it’s best to use facilities beforehand. Shelby Park is located nearby and offers additional parking and amenities such as seven picnic shelters, portable restrooms, and a designated off-leash dog park.

Logger Steam Train ticket prices at Yosemite Mountain Sugar Pine Railroad vary depending on the experience. Standard fares are $42.40 for adults ages 13 and older, $21.20 for children ages 3–12, and infants ages 2 and under ride free on a lap seat. First Class options include the Caboose for $84.80 and the Cupola for $100.70, both for ages 3 and up.

Skiptown Dog Bar & Park has cameras throughout the facility and staff (“Skippers”) stationed around the bar and park to assist with guest needs. It’s a 21+ facility and requires advance registration to help ensure all pups are vaccinated.

Tick risk at Makamah Nature Preserve is moderate-to-high due to its heavily wooded, hilly terrain with wetlands and dense vegetation that provide ideal tick habitat. Standard precautions are recommended for people and pets.

Thanks for wanting to help Dunedin Doggie Rescue! Since they’re a foster-based organization without a central location, the best way to confirm if they can accept blankets or pillows and arrange a drop-off is to contact them directly at dogedenkk@gmail.com.

Dog-friendly restaurants and cafés in Farmville offer outdoor seating for well-behaved dogs of all sizes, including The Fishin’ Pig.

Taco City is currently closed as they relocate to a new downtown location.

Smoke on the Water BBQ & Seafood is set to open for the season in May, though an exact opening date has not been announced yet. Please check their official page for the latest updates before visiting.

Yes! Gaspar's Grotto is located in Ybor City, just a short walk from Centennial Park—making it a convenient stop before or after visiting the park with your pup.

Mad Dogs & Englishmen welcomes dogs on their outdoor patio, which features umbrellas for shade. They also offer a covered, conservatory-style space that provides additional protection from the sun, though it is not fully enclosed.

Gluten-free options are limited. You can view the full menu here.

Unfortunately, Watson’s BBQ has recently permanently closed.

No special ticket is needed for your pup for Bark in the Ballpark with the Northwest Arkansas Naturals—dogs are free with a paid adult ticket on designated dog days! Current dates are April 26, June 18, and August 30.

On April 26, the Paws Forward Foundation will also host a rescue promotion day, with a portion of proceeds supporting them if you purchase through their link here.

Blue Dog Bistro is currently open Tuesday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 2:00 PM and Saturday through Sunday from 7:00 AM to 3:00 PM! The restaurant is closed on Mondays.

To make a reservation with Chuck Lager Legendary Kitchen, please use their online booking page here

You can find their menu on their website here

Yes, they do offer night tours! Their “DC Sights Under the Big Lights” tour begins at 7:30 PM and lasts approximately 2 hours. Tours depart from in front of the Willard InterContinental Hotel at 1401 Pennsylvania Ave NW in Washington, DC. Pets are welcome—so you can bring your furry companion along. Private tours are also available if you’re looking for a more personalized experience. You can find more details or book here.

Despite the name, dogs must remain leashed while inside Unleashed at Lake Boone.

Yes, Dog Bar Sarasota requires proof of your dog’s vaccinations. Please bring a copy of your dog’s recent Rabies, Parvo, and Bordetella shots—this can be a paper receipt, an email, or a photo on your phone. The membership desk staff will check them when you arrive and guide you through the sign-up process.

If you have a puppy, they are welcome, but they must have their first rabies vaccination before playing in the yard with other dogs. Until then, they should stay on-leash with their owner.

If you’re a Montgomery County resident, you can purchase your dog’s license online here. This isn’t a park-specific permit—it’s the standard county dog license required by Ohio law and helps identify your pup! If you’re visiting from out of state, your dog’s current license and vaccination records from home are accepted.

Unfortunately, A Pet Care Affair has closed and is no longer offering dog walking services. However, there are still some great options in the Granville/Pataskala area. Both Furball Fitness and Blended Acres Dog Loft offer reliable dog walking and pet care services locally.

At Pancake Bay Provincial Park, dogs are welcome at the designated dog beach near the West Campground area, but they must be kept on a leash at all times.

Dogs aren’t allowed in the pond at Laurelhurst Park. Portland Parks asks that dogs stay out of ponds, lakes, and streams to help protect water and wildlife.

For overnight stays at Dogtopia in Frederick, MD, rates for non-enrolled dogs are $75 per night for a non-suite and $90 per night for a suite. Overnight stays include daycare, and an additional fee applies for pick-up after 12 p.m. Please contact Dogtopia directly at 301‑732‑7372 or frederick@dogtopia.com to check availability and make a reservation.

Club Dogz in Frederick, MD, has unfortunately closed. For boarding and daycare options in the area, please visit here.

Charleston Water Taxi’s scenic harbor water taxi runs on an hourly loop between downtown Charleston and Mt. Pleasant. A full round‑trip ride on the water typically takes about 1 hour if you stay onboard for the full loop. You can also hop on and off at multiple stops throughout the day if you buy an all‑day pass.

The standard Charleston Carriage Works tour lasts about 1 hour and passes many of Charleston’s historic sites. Guides share stories and point out landmarks along the route, but there are no formal stops to get off the carriage.

Blue Senses Beach Restaurant Bar happily welcomes well-behaved pups both indoors and outdoors in July, including the outdoor beach area.

Yes! The Seaboard Brewing, Taproom, & Wine Bar offers outdoor seating year-round for furry friends.

Bandstand Brew Works loves dogs! However, due to Department of Health regulations, dogs are not allowed inside the brewery unless they are certified service animals. When the patio is open in warmer weather, dogs are welcome outside, and water bowls are provided for them.

At this time, Rustica does not offer heated patio seating. The pet-friendly patio typically opens in May, weather permitting.

Furry friends are welcome to dine on the patio during the warmer months.

Yes, The Plate & Pint welcomes guests of all ages throughout the restaurant, and dogs are welcome on the patio.

Harry's Seafood Bar & Grille still happily welcomes dogs at their umbrella‑shaded outdoor tables!

Yes! This Outback is dog-friendly year-round. They have a covered front patio for dining with pets, but please note that there are no heaters.

Pets aren’t allowed indoors, but leashed pups are invited to enjoy the outdoor seating when weather permits.

Yes, Paw Meadow Dog Park offers benches for seating options!

Yes! Blue Streak Dog Park offers two seperate fenced-in areas.

The complimentary on-site kennels at Pictured Rocks Boat Tour are at the same property as the boat departure. Your pup can stay safely while you enjoy the cruise, which runs daily from mid-May through mid-October.

Children are welcome at the dog park at Julian B. Lane Riverfront Park, but they must remain under close, constant supervision at all times.

The current dog park is located behind Yukon Animal Control at 701 Inla Ave, Yukon, OK 73099. Please note that it is temporarily closed while the shelter, Pets and People, is being built and the park is being upgraded.

Sea Paws Dog Resort currently requires all dogs to have current Bordetella (kennel cough), Rabies, Parvo, and DHLP vaccinations.

You don’t need a permit, and there’s no fee to enjoy the dog park. The only requirement is that your dog has proof of a current rabies vaccination.

Fetch Social Club Tulsa offers full- and half-day doggie daycare with plenty of playtime. Walk-ins are welcome, but reservations are recommended. Please visit their daycare page here.

Dogs are welcome on select Acadian Nature Cruises in Bar Harbor, ME. There aren’t onboard pet relief areas, so it’s best to take your pup out before the two-hour tour.

Best Ball offers multiple dog-friendly outdoor seating areas, welcoming your four-legged family members. They do put TVs outside for major sporting events, such as the Rose Bowl, though availability is weather-dependent. Since it’s raining this week, it’s best to call ahead to confirm patio seating and TV setup before heading over.

Metro Bistro will be closed on January 1 in observance of New Year’s Day.

Guapo’s Restaurant currently offers a bar-side patio for outdoor dining, with heaters available so you can enjoy the space with your furry friend.

Café Le Cheval charges a small fee for oat milk. They offer a vegetarian menu with four options and vegan sweets/baked goods, though selection may vary.

Cafe Lali charges extra for plant-based milk (0.75 for 8 oz and 1.25 for 12 oz). They offer vegan sweets/baked goods, though selection may vary.

OEB Breakfast Co. has a heated patio during the winter and welcomes furry friends with open arms! Guests should be aware that the patio can be exposed to rain during windy conditions.

Yes, the patio is open for lunch from 12:00–5:00 PM. Availability can be weather-dependent, so we recommend calling ahead to confirm before your visit.

On Sundays, The Grove at Copia is open 10:30 AM–2:30 PM and 5:00 PM–8:00 PM.

Acambaro Mexican Restaurant’s covered patio is open and dog friendly, but please note that there are no outdoor heaters.

Piazza D'Angelo is currently open Monday–Sunday from 11:30 AM to 9:00 PM.

At this time, Booty’s Wings Burgers & Beer in Buckeye, AZ, does not allow pets.

Bacchus On The Bayou is open Monday–Thursday from 11 AM to 9 PM, Friday and Saturday from 11 AM to 10 PM, and Sunday from 11 AM to 9 PM. Dog owners are encouraged to call ahead to confirm outdoor seating during colder months, and please note that rain is expected this weekend.

Lambertville Station welcomes dogs in the warmer months, but dog-friendly seating is not available in the winter.

Yes! The Franich Dog Park is fully fenced, offering two sections for small and large dogs.

Yes, Sit and Stay Winery offers outdoor dining during the colder months, and a heater is available.

PG&J’s Dog Bar currently charges $10 per dog for a 1-day pass, $30 for a 5-day pass, $60 for a 10-day pass, $40 per dog for a monthly membership, $120 per dog for a 3-month membership, or $365 per dog for a yearly membership. Family rates for additional pups are available.

Crazy Dingo Brewing Company is currently closed as they are in the process of moving. However, the location where they previously operated at Southern Fresh Farms is open and offers Happy Hour Tuesday–Thursday from 12 PM to 3 PM, with 12 taps featuring local breweries.

Clients can schedule a sit by calling or texting Holly at (808) 651-8025.

Palmetto Carriage Works welcomes dogs on their tours! Lap dogs ride free, and larger dogs are welcome when guests purchase the entire row to ensure comfort for everyone.

Yes, your leashed furry friend is welcome to join you at Encanto Park.

Currently, Appalachian Brewing Company does not offer outdoor heaters on their dog-friendly patio.

Unfortunately, Nowhere Bar & Grill has closed, but a new restaurant — 37 Cedar Restaurant & Bar — has taken over the location! Dogs are welcome at the umbrella-shaded outdoor tables on the back patio. They love furry visitors and are even hosting a Halloween costume event on October 30. You can find 37 Cedar here and the event details here.

The dog-friendly outdoor patio at The Lodge Grill and Bar remains open throughout the fall, featuring umbrella-shaded tables. Currently, there are no outdoor heaters.

The patio has a few outdoor tables with umbrellas that offer some cover if it’s raining. Keep in mind they’re closed on Mondays, but open Tuesday through Sunday from 8 AM to 2 PM.

DJ's Steakhouse Bar & Grill welcomes dogs at their umbrella-covered tables on the outdoor deck. At this time, pups are not permitted inside the restaurant.

In addition to the courtyard, Merridale offers a heated, covered patio where your dachshunds are welcome.

Yes, Shaughnessy’s Olde Log Inn is handicap accessible, including a wheelchair accessible entrance (both inside and on the patio) and parking lot.

At Paradise Bar & Grill, dogs are welcome on the covered patio, but not inside the restaurant.

Small dogs are welcome inside at the Galena Taphouse, and they also have a pet-friendly outdoor patio. We always recommend calling ahead to ensure seating is available for you and your pup.

The outdoor covered and fenced-in patio offers at least four tables, but availability may vary depending on staffing. We recommend calling ahead to confirm if outdoor seating will be available during your visit.

While Boylan Heights is dog-friendly and usually happy to welcome larger groups, whether they can accommodate a party of 8 plus a dog depends on their availability, especially during busy times or in bad weather. We recommend giving them a call at (434) 984-5707 to check ahead.

Unfortunately, Paws in Motion is no longer in business. However, Richmond Hill Boarding Co. offers weekly boarding services in a safe, supervised, and caring environment.

Pets are welcome on the outdoor grounds, and Mystic Seaport Museum welcomes ADA-defined service animals inside the museum and aboard ships.

Outlets are not available inside the Augusta Kansas Dog Park.

Starting from Main Street in downtown Saluda, please take a left onto Greenville Street, then after a few blocks, turn right onto Chestnut Street. The Saluda Dog Park will be approximately a quarter mile down on the left; please note that signage is minimal. For further assistance, you may contact the Saluda Dog Society at SaludaDogSociety@yahoo.com.

Yes, Pawradise Indoor Dog Park requires a fee for access. You can purchase a day pass or join their $7/month membership with no contract.

There is no designated dog beach at Defiance Reservoir. Dogs are welcome on the trails around the reservoir (on leash), but there’s no official beach or swimming area specifically for furry friends.

Yes, Classy Canines Pet Resort welcomes humans only for facility tours. Tours are available Monday through Friday from 10 AM to 6 PM and no appointment is necessary. Please note that tours are at staff discretion and may be limited during busy times to ensure the safety and comfort of the dogs on site.

Ghost Tours of Quebec offer nightly tours starting at 8:00 PM for English and 8:30 PM for French, with tours lasting about 90 minutes. For full details and bookings, visit fantomesdequebec.com.

Yes, leashed dogs are allowed on Bass Beach after Labor Day at any time of day. The seasonal restriction (before 9 AM and after 7 PM) only applies from May through September. After Labor Day, dogs can enjoy the beach throughout the day, as long as they remain on a leash.

Yes, Longport Dog Beach (the off-leash area) will be open in October! As for the regular Longport beaches, the winter rule applies starting October 1, allowing dogs as long as they are leashed and under the control of a person. Happy travels!

To apply, please visit the Become a Vendor page on their website here.

Parts of the Virgin River near Zion are currently under warning or health watch due to toxic algae. Since conditions can change and not all areas are monitored daily, it’s best to check the water for visible algae and keep dogs leashed if they tend to swim or drink from the river. For the most current info, check these links: Zion NP Advisory and Utah DEQ Monitoring.

Something To Wag About is still offering grooming, but on a smaller scale and their books are currently full. While they’re not accepting new clients, it might be worth contacting them directly to see if they can accommodate a quick monthly nail trim—but we can’t guarantee availability.

The designated “dog parking” area is located just next to the palace. These areas are unsupervised, so dogs are left alone, and owners should ensure their pets are comfortable being alone for a short time. To view all rules, regulations, and pet-friendly areas, please click here.

Yes, Shenandoah National Park is accessible for larger RVs, but drivers should be prepared for steep grades and winding roads. The key consideration is Mary's Rock Tunnel at mile 32.2 on Skyline Drive, which has a maximum clearance of 12'8" across both lanes. If your vehicle is taller than that, you can still enjoy the park by entering and exploring either the northern or southern sections, which don’t require passing through the tunnel.

Up-to-date vaccination records for rabies & distemper/parvo combo are required to enter Wagging Tails Dog Park. Please note that you must also be registered with the City for an annual pass. For more information, please click here.

Odd By Nature Brewing offers street parking on Route 1 but no dedicated RV spots.

Yes! Duluth Trading Company welcomes furry friends, with treats available.

Yes! The East Trailhead of the Blue Ridge Tunnel Trail is considered ADA accessible, with level crushed stone and accessible parking. The trail is mostly flat and manageable for mobility scooters—just don’t forget a flashlight, as the tunnel is dark inside.

For reservations with your pup, we recommend reaching out to the host, Steve, directly through the Airbnb link on this page!

The host will be there to assist with boarding. For more details, please contact the host, Steve, by clicking the website link on this page. It’ll take you to the Airbnb listing, where you can send him a message directly through the platform.

There is no cost to use the dog park at Love's Gas Station!

Wabasha Dog Park is open for residents and visitors! No fee is required for the off-leash park.

Yes, it's open! The park was temporarily closed after flood damage in 2024, but it's now been rebuilt and reopened.

Yes, beach tents are allowed at Topsail Island, but they must be placed at least 20 feet away from sea turtle nests and not block beach access points.

Non-residents can buy yearly memberships with a key fob. Day passes are currently not available.

Reservations are recommended for sightseeing cruises but not required.

Dogs are welcome at the park, but swimming and wading in the lake are not allowed, per Falls Township Ordinance § 168‑17(D).

Hounds on Henry is currently open daily from 7:30 AM to dusk, except Wednesdays when it closes from 12–3 PM for maintenance. There have been no reported changes to the gate location following recent upgrades.

Yes, furry friends are welcome to dine with you at Holy Burger on the patio!

Smokin' Dave's BBQ & Brew's patio is pet friendly but open and weather-dependent. One table is shaded by a tree, though coverage may vary depending on the sun's position.

To contact the host directly, please email Ashlyn at arichardson@friscotexas.gov or call 972-292-6500 regarding vendor spots.

The Sweetwater Harvest Kitchen offers a wheelchair-accessible patio.

Yes! The BOXCAR offers an elevator to access the patio.

Yes! Joe's Dining is currently located in a shopping plaza and features a wheelchair-accessible patio right in front of the restaurant.

Yes! The patio is wheelchair-accessible through the front door to the back alley.

The Plumsteadville Inn welcomes furry friends on the patio with open arms.

Yes, to see their menu, please click here

The Treehouse at Oyster Club is currently open daily from 4 PM to 9 PM for dinner, with brunch served on Saturdays and Sundays from 11 AM to 2:30 PM.

Yes, the Lazy Dog Restaurant & Bar currently offers umbrella-shaded seating and pergola coverage on their patio.

Cauliflower gluten-free crust is currently available for their wood-fired pies for an additional charge! For more gluten-free options, please visit their Online Menu

The Tavern Grill currently offers several gluten-free options! They provide a gluten-free pizza crust and gluten-free buns for an additional fee. You can also substitute gluten-free rice noodles for pasta dishes. For a full list of gluten-free menu items, please visit their Online Menu

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They currently offer gluten-free crust for their pizza! For additional offerings, here's a link to their Online Menu

Here's a link to their Online Menu

The Terrace Grille offers designated dog-friendly tables on the patio.

Yes, currently Bella Balducci's Mediterranean Cuisine and Ben Franklin Crafts and Frame Shop reside in the Monroe Shopping Center.

There is currently not a day pass charge for Urban Grub.

Adega São Nicolau is currently open Monday and Thursday from 12–10:30 PM, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Saturday from 12:30–10:30 PM, and Friday from 12–10:30 PM. Closed Sundays.

The Tailchasers Restaurant & Dock Bar currently operates year-round. We recommend calling ahead to confirm patio availability in October before your visit.

While dogs can’t go inside the library at the Clinton Presidential Center, service animals are always warmly welcome, and the grounds are pet-friendly for you to enjoy!

Currently, dogs are not allowed to swim in the designated swimming areas or on the beach at Findley State Park. While dogs are welcome on leash elsewhere in the park, there are no official areas for dogs to swim or splash in the lake.

Currently, dogs must be leashed on the sand at Kruse Park Dog Beach, but they are allowed off-leash in the water as long as they’re under voice control and supervised.

The dog park at Bees Landing Recreation Area is currently open daily, from dawn until dusk.

Afternoon walks for Oliver Bentleys Historic Dog Walk Tour usually start back on October 1, as tours aren’t offered June through September. If the weather cools off earlier, it’s best to call ahead to see if they’ve resumed sooner.

Public cruises with City Harbour Cruises are currently priced at $42 per adult, $25 for children aged 4–15, and $5 for infants aged 3 and under. Dogs weighing up to 5kg are welcome on board free of charge, as they can sit on your lap and do not require a separate seat. For information on private charters and themed cruise experiences, please visit the City Harbour Cruises website directly.

PetsHotel doesn’t offer live camera access, but they do keep detailed records of each pet’s stay. Guests typically receive a personalized Pawgress Report at checkout, and pet parents are welcome to call during the stay for updates on how their dog is doing.

Thank you for reaching out! If you meant cost: Humans currently enter free with no dog or membership required. For dogs, prices as of July 2025 are $10 for a day pass, $40/month for one dog, and $16/month for a second dog. Annual memberships are $299 for one dog and $100 for a second. All dogs must be registered with current vet records (Rabies, Distemper, Bordetella), either in advance or at the park.

The swimming pond at Dog Mountain is currently being restored after flood damage in 2024. In the meantime, pups can still enjoy off-leash trails, open fields, and plenty of space to explore!

Longport Dog Beach is currently open daily from 6 AM to 8 PM.

While there aren't many hotels right by Fort Morgan Historic Site and Bayside Beach, there are plenty of pet-friendly vacation rentals in the area. If you’re specifically looking for a hotel, you’ll find pet-friendly options about 30 minutes away in Gulf Shores or Orange Beach. Need help finding the right place? The BringFido concierge team is happy to assist—call 877‑411‑3436 and they’ll help you book the perfect pet-friendly stay!

Yes! Wag ’N Paddle in Naperville currently welcomes all dogs—no membership needed. Non-members can purchase a day pass or a punch card for dog park access and swimming sessions. Just register your pup, provide up-to-date vaccinations, and complete a quick temperament check before playtime. For details and pricing, please check their website.

Yes, dogs must be leashed at all times on the trails at Wolfe's Neck Woods State Park. Day-use fees are currently $4 for adult Maine residents, $6 for adult non-residents, and $2 for senior non-residents. Maine residents 65+ enter free; children ages 5–11 are $1, and under 5 are free. Most entry points accept cash only, so please come prepared. Parking is limited due to ongoing construction.

All Paws Doggie Daycare and South Paw Pet Resort are both great options near Ocean City. All Paws is closest to the Dogtel Hotel and offers a fully open-play, no-cage environment where dogs socialize freely during the day and rest comfortably at night. South Paw, about a 20-minute drive away in Willards, has the most space, with large fenced yards and a peaceful, resort-style setup—ideal for dogs who love to run and play outdoors. Wishing you and your pup happy travels!

No, the dog park features one open space where pups of all sizes can play together.

River Rat Tubing welcomes dogs under 50 lbs, as heavier pups may risk popping the tube with their nails. Since your dog is a bit over that, we recommend giving them a call at (865) 448-8888 to see what they suggest.

Unfortunately, dogs aren’t allowed on the beach at Salisbury Beach State Reservation from April 1 through September 15, so Fido won’t be able to join you on the sand in July. The only exception is for service animals.

Yes! Jack's Livery Stable currently welcomes well-behaved dogs, including large breeds, on their self-guided carriage tours.

Yes, Fur Haven Dog Park in Fair Haven, VT, is currently open to non-residents, so you and Lou are more than welcome to stop by for a break and some playtime!

Dogs are welcome at Homer Gudelsky Park year-round. Just be sure to keep them leashed and clean up after them. We hope you and your furry friend have a wonderful time in Ocean City!

Dogs are welcome at Youghiogheny Wild River Natural Environmental Area as long as they remain leashed and under control. While there aren’t any designated dog swimming areas, many visitors let their pups wade or swim in the calmer sections of the river.

Yes, Taco City offers covered awning seating on their front patio, complete with ceiling fans! Please note that the space is a bit tight. We've updated the photos to reflect their current outdoor setup.

Exit Zero Filling Station is currently open Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday from 4 to 9 PM, and Friday through Sunday from noon to 9 PM, with Tuesdays closed. Their updated number is +1 (609) 241-2326. The pet-friendly patio is available when weather permits.

Awful Annie's provides table service on their pet-friendly patio, so guests can dine with their pups without needing to go inside to order.

Naughty Monk Brewery has unfortunately closed, but the space is now operated by Big Top Brewers Collective (https://www.bringfido.com/attraction/39390), which continues to serve Naughty Monk's beers and welcomes furry friends inside! While there isn't a fixed menu, they host rotating food trucks most Tuesdays through Saturdays from 5 PM to 9 PM. You can find the weekly food truck schedule posted on their Facebook page.

Yes, parking is available onsite next to the building at La Nouvelle Bistro.

Yes, Water Street Oyster Bar has an open outdoor side patio that’s shaded by a pergola and enclosed by a privacy fence facing the sidewalk. Dogs are currently welcome to join you there!

The patio at Shore Line Brewing Company offers umbrella-shaded seating where Fido is welcome to join you. While it's a great spot to relax, please note there are no TVs outside.

The patio at Lazy Dog Restaurant & Bar in Arlington has umbrella-shaded tables. Please refer to the local weather for the temperature at the time of your visit.

Currently, the Front Street Grill offers dog-friendly covered seating in their rum bar area. They also offer umbrella-shaded outdoor seating on their deck! They do not have fans on the patio, so plan accordingly for warm weather.

Currently, the Black Cap Grille offers a dog-friendly covered outdoor patio where well-behaved dogs on a leash are welcome. Please note that access to the patio may depend on weather conditions and is subject to management’s discretion.

Currently, The Black Sheep Restaurant offers a covered outdoor patio where Fido is welcome. They do not have fans on the patio, so plan accordingly for warm weather.

Live music kicks off this weekend with Steel Pan Man on Friday, 6/6, from 2 to 6 PM, and Broth Niel & The Real Deal on Saturday, 6/7, from 4 to 7 PM. Live music is not scheduled for Sunday. Performance times vary week to week—please check Toni & Joe’s social media for the latest updates.

The potatoes at Sweet Caroline's do contain milk. For help finding allergy-friendly options, guests are encouraged to contact the restaurant directly at (515) 802-4105.

The Greek Shack's patio is currently open for four-legged friends! Please note that accessing the outdoor area requires climbing a flight of stairs.

Yes, the Chateau Morrisette Winery welcomes well-behaved dogs on a leash in their winery courtyard, patio and gazebos.

The current address is 15400 Hebgen Lake Rd, West Yellowstone, MT 59758.

TownHall is a dog-friendly spot that welcomes pups inside and on their patio, where they currently offer a dog menu featuring two options: a beef bowl or a chicken bowl with tasty toppings. While dogs are welcome to join, they must remain leashed at all times.

The current fees for The Arboretum are $12 for adults ages 18 and up, $6 for youth ages 5 to 17, and free admission for children under 5. Leashed dogs are welcome for an additional $2 fee.

Yes! The Modern Canine currently offers full-service dog grooming with a variety of Spaw Packages, from basic baths and brush-outs to full haircuts. Add-ons like nail filing, mud baths, and medicated soaks are also available. Pricing varies by dog size and coat condition. Appointments can be booked online, in person, or by calling 908-308-2006.

According to Nassau County, only trained service dogs that perform essential tasks for their owners—such as guiding individuals with visual impairments, alerting those with hearing loss, or assisting with medical needs—are generally permitted outside the designated dog area. Please note that emotional support animals and pets do not meet the criteria for service animals under this policy.

The dog park at Children's Memorial Park is currently open 7 days a week, from 7 AM to 11 PM.

The Barking Lot is located at 601 Park Street, Kingston Springs, TN 37082! It’s near LL Burns Park and behind the skate park and baseball field.

Yes! Visitors can currently purchase a daily permit for $5, which is perfect for checking out the dog park. Just bring proof of your pup’s current license and rabies vaccination. If you have any questions, call Howard County Recreation & Parks at 410-313-4700 or email rap@howardcountymd.gov.

The Dogs and Cats Walkway & Sculpture Gardens at Maurice A. Ferré Park is currently free to visit for all dogs, including medium-sized ones! Just keep in mind that parking nearby may have fees, such as metered spots along Biscayne Boulevard or nearby garages.

Passes are currently good for a full year from March 1 to February 28 (no proration). It’s $30/year for residents and $42/year for non-residents. If you have more than one pup or need extra passes, those are $12 each for residents and $18 each for non-residents. You can register in person at the McHenry Recreation Center or send your form by mail, fax (815-363-3186), or email: recinfo@cityofmchenry.org.

Yes! Their website notes that each shop offers plenty of free parking for guests.

Yes! Indiana Dunes National Park has several wheelchair-accessible spots. For the most up-to-date info on accessible trails, shoreline access, and facilities, check out their page here: nps.gov/indu/planyourvisit/accessibility.htm

Yes, the kennel is open! It operates 7 days a week and follows the same schedule as the visitor complex—open from 9 AM to 5 PM, and the kennel stays open 30 minutes after the complex closes. Just be sure to bring a copy of your pet’s vaccination records, or email them ahead of time to KSCWillCall@delawarenorth.com.

The dog beach is currently open from 8 AM to sunset, seven days a week. Please note there is a $2 user fee per vehicle.

Barkenhowl Pet Resort currently requires up-to-date DHPP and rabies vaccinations, and bordetella every 6 months. While canine influenza isn’t required, it is strongly encouraged. Because your pup is still young and only has parvo shots so far, we recommend contacting Barkenhowl directly at (865) 405-7324 or BarkenhowlPetResort@gmail.com to discuss your options.

Yes, Lynn Robie Dog Park is wheelchair accessible! It features a large concrete pad with shade structures, double-gated entry, and easy access from the parking lot. Please note that the play areas are grass, with a mulch border.

The Dog Park at Iron Mountain City Park is currently open to the public and not limited to residents. Please note that the park will be temporarily closed on May 12 and 13 for upgrades, including the installation of a new concrete surface. For the latest updates or any changes to the schedule, visit the City of Iron Mountain’s official Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/p/City-of-Iron-Mountain-100076420354553/.

You do not currently need a permit to visit Grand Ravines Dog Park in Jenison, MI. The park is free and open to the public, and no daily vehicle entrance permit is required at this time.

Red Shoe Island Bistro’s TripAdvisor page mentions gluten-free options are available! You can find it by clicking on the "TripAdvisor Traveler Rating," and it'll take you to their page. Please note they only take reservations for 6 PM and 8 PM daily, except Sundays. For more menu details, you can leave a message at (305) 509-7271.

As this is an Airbnb Experience, there isn’t a direct phone number available. However, you can easily contact the host, Cooper, by clicking the website link on this page. It will take you to the Airbnb listing where you can send a message directly through the platform.

The Marie Creek Trail in Coeur d'Alene, ID has muddy spots and creek crossings so waterproof boots are recommended. This trail is shared with equestrian users, so dogs must be leashed the entire time. Below are some links for more information. There are a few spots to camp, but try to talk to a local contact for the dates you want to go, because the spots might be taken (and there are no facilities such as restrooms). However, it is a lovely hike with forests and meadows! (https://naughtyhiker.wordpress.com/2016/11/21/marie-creek-loop/ & https://www.inlandnwroutes.com/marie-creek.html)

Yes! Currently, there are camping facilities in Katahdin Woods and Waters National Monument where you can bring your dog. Pets are welcome at designated campsites like Sandbank Stream, as long as they’re kept on a leash no longer than 6 feet at all times. Just note that dogs are not allowed in or around the monument’s camping huts, so be sure to plan for tent camping. You can find more details in their FAQ, specifically under question #5: https://www.nps.gov/kaww/faqs.htm.

Canoe & Trail Adventures does not currently require dogs to wear life vests.

Moni’s Pasta and Pizza has unfortunately closed, but Flatire Burgers is a great alternative! They’ve got a 5-bone rating, a homemade veggie patty, and a covered patio. With today’s rain, we recommend calling ahead at (405) 359-2006 to check if the patio is usable or if takeout is a better option.

According to their website, the vendor interest form for the Houston Humane Society K9 Fun Run and Walk had a deadline of April 7. However, if you’d like to inquire about a potential extension, please contact Abby at anefe@houstonhumane.org or (832) 492-9184 for further information.

To explore partnership opportunities for participating with a booth and giveaways at Bark in the Park Movie Night, please contact the City of Raymore Park and Recreation Director. You can reach them by calling (816) 322-2791 or emailing through their staff directory here: https://www.raymore.com/Home/Components/StaffDirectory/StaffDirectory/180/65!

Currently, this summer-only establishment doesn't have a specific dog menu, but they do offer a unique self-serve fire hydrant for water, complete with water bowls for your furry friend.

FoxGardin offers pet-friendly outdoor seating on an enclosed lower-level patio, located behind the building near the back parking lot. The space is 21+ and outdoor dining is currently available during lunch hours.

This area is located near Lake Rousseau and the headwaters of the Crystal River, which flows into Kings Bay and ultimately connects to the Gulf of Mexico.

The Tipsy Oak offers gluten-free buns as a substitute for their burgers and handhelds, available for an additional fee. You can view their full menu here: https://thetipsyoak.com/food-menu.html.