Attractions
This roadside attraction of dinosaur models in a garden settle welcomes dogs on leash.
Visit this 62-acre Catholic Shrine and botanical garden administered by the Order of Friar Servants of Mary. Well behaved, leashed pets are welcome i... Read More
This is a good expample of a formally designed neighborhood park, typical of the early 1900's. It includes the city's first public rose garden with 8... Read More
"We love having well behaved dogs onboard. We ask that families with dogs please sit in the open cars as they offer additional space for our four leg... Read More
Cannon Beach is a charm, artsy village that's fun to stroll with your pup. Stop in at the visitor center (pups must wait outside) to pick up your map ... Read More
Dogs on leashes are welcome on all the trails, but are not allowed inside the buildings or the lighthouse.
Ruffwear’s new retail store is now open to the public and features the entire Ruffwear product line in all colors and sizes. Dogs are always welcome... Read More
Explore this unique piece of Oregon's rural history. It has the last water-powered mill in the state which you can see on action on guided tours.
Join Portland Ghosts on a pet-friendly walking ghost tour through the most haunted sites in Portland’s history. Our ghost tour puts you right in ... Read More
This beautifully restored 1869 building now functions as a shopping and dining district as well as a ballroom and theater. Well behaved, leashed pets... Read More
Covering approximately five acres, this garden has more than 2,000 species of hybrid rhododendron, azalea, magnolia and related plants.
Over 250 small businesses and individual artists participate in the largest continually operating outdoor arts and crafts market in the nation. The e... Read More
The classic drive-in shows first-run double feature movies in the summer. Cash only.
The tram allows small pets in carriers. At the upper terminal, you can access forested hiking trails.
This museum contains over 10,000 nostalgic artifacts and the grounds include a one-room school house and a railroad depot building. Dedicated to pres... Read More
The site was built by the department of transportation when the bridge was replaced. Visitors can attend demonstrations of clamming and crabbing by gu... Read More
Pets are not permitted in the Drive-Thru or Village areas. Kennels are available for your cats, dogs other pets daily during parks hours. You can ... Read More
Pets are not allowed in the mansion or gate house but are welcome on the grounds. You must leash your pet and clean up after them.
Known as Portland's living room, the downtown park welcomes pets on leash.
"Dorris Ranch is a national historic site, a living history farm and a public park complete with walking trails and natural areas. Dorris Ranch also s... Read More
Forest Park's extensive system of trails, fire lanes and roads provide excellent opportunities for hiking, walking, running, and simply escaping the u... Read More
Encompassing 80 acres, this destination has more than 20 display gardens, a Conifer garden, garden art, wetlands, amazing water features, and the Gord... Read More
Just two miles from downtown Portland is this 187-acre living museum of trees and plants in over 1,000 different species. You will find 21 miles of t... Read More
Within this historic site of a Rogue Indian war skirmish, the park contains the grave sites of the Geisel family. It is a peaceful, secluded picnic ar... Read More
At 1,400 acres, the "Delta" offers miles of wilderness trails, many of them leading to the Columbia River. Many of the trails here are designated as o... Read More
With stunning views of Mt Hood, this is a great orchard to pick your own with your leashed, polite dog.
Play this easy to walk and picturesque, nine-hole golf course and take your pooch along! Located just a short distance from the Pacific Ocean, the co... Read More
Wanderlust Tours offers half-day naturalist-guided tours and trips in Bend, Sunriver and Sisters, Oregon. Wanderlust Tours has specialized in outdoor ... Read More
