45145 Brest Rd
Mendocino, CA

California is a paradise for road-trippers, and there’s no reason your furry companion should miss out on the adventure. Whether you're exploring dog-friendly beaches, hiking trails, or charming small towns, California is a fantastic place for fur babies to explore and play.

Carmel-by-the-Sea, CA

Dogs and sand go together like surfers and waves, and the Golden State offers a wide array of dog-friendly beaches. Find some of the top dog-friendly beaches in California at the "Visit Website" link.

100 W Laurel St
Fort Bragg, CA

A survey from a leading California dog travel website, DogTrekker, found showed that cultural and historical destinations are on the upswing for traveling dogs. California’s North Coast region features dozens of dog-friendly things to do, including outdoor wine tastings, touring the Trees of Mystery in Klamath, and riding on Fort Bragg’s historic Skunk Train. Find more unique things to do with your dog at the "Visit Website" link.

Most national parks allow pets in campgrounds or on paved trails, but typically not on hiking trails. Many of the 280 California State Parks, however, do allow dogs on trails, including Mendocino Headlands State Park, Monterey State Historic Park, and the grounds of Sacramento’s California State Capitol. Learn more at the "Visit Website" link.

35101 CA-1
Anchor Bay, CA

Some hotels charge a one-time fee for dogs, while others charge a per-night fee or perhaps no fee at all. Find more information at the "Visit Website" link.

2592 Laning Rd
San Diego, CA

You might find that planning a vacation around the dog ends up feeling pretty liberating. Find more tips and information on planning a pet-friendly vacation by clicking the "Visit Website" link.