Jacksonville Beach is a stunning tourist town on the northeastern coast of the Atlantic Ocean. The small city is also part of the larger city of Jacksonville and has a humid subtropical climate with an average high of 78 degrees F, perfect for hanging out at the beach with your fur baby. The city of … Read more
Located on the southeastern coast of Florida, Fort Lauderdale is just south of Pompano Beach and about 30 miles north of Miami. The oceanfront city is a popular tourist location with 24 miles of sandy shores and hundreds of attractions, such as Las Olas Oceanside Park, the Jungle Queen Riverboat, and Hugh Taylor Birch State … Read more
On the southern coast of Alabama, Gulf Shores is a popular tourist seaside escape that draws in millions of people from all over all year long. The pleasantly warm climate makes outdoor activities popular, too, especially the beaches. During the summer, the temperatures are typically in the upper 80s, with winter months being in the … Read more
Located in San Diego County, Oceanside, California, is a historic city that dates back to 1798 when San Luis Rey and is now a popular tourist town. There are beaches lined with palm trees all along the five miles of coastline. The city is known for its fantastic surfing beaches and awesome swimming beaches, and … Read more
Ocean City is a tourist attraction and beach resort in Maryland along the east coast. More than 8 million visitors come here every year, so you know it must be a fantastic place. During the summer, it is one of the most popular spots in the state. With temperatures in the low 80s from July … Read more
Located in Florida on the Gulf of Mexico, Naples is a tourist city with a variety of attractions like parks, shopping, dining, and art. Some of the most popular places to visit in the city include the Venetian Village, Naples Zoo, and the Naples Botanical Garden to name a few. Most visitors also enjoy Naples … Read more
Located in Northern California, where the sun is almost always shining, San Francisco is at the northern end of the San Francisco Peninsula. Sandwiched between the North Pacific Ocean, San Pablo Bay, and San Francisco Bay, it would be pretty difficult not to run into a beach no matter where you go in this waterfront … Read more
Newport Beach is a tourist attraction in California known for its fantastic beaches, parks, and other entertainment. You will find sunny skies and warm temperatures almost every day, and with an average high of 70 degrees year-round, this is the perfect winter vacation spot. Some of the great attractions you can enjoy here include Balboa … Read more
Located on the southern tip of North Carolina, Wilmington is a port city between the Atlantic Ocean and Cape Fear River. With a population of just over 300,000, this is one of the most populated cities in the state and was ranked the Best American Riverfront by USA Today’s readers in 2014. The city boasts … Read more
Located in the panhandle of Florida, Destin is a popular tourist destination with numerous attractions, dining, and shopping opportunities. The city boasts a variety of parks, such as the museums like Henderson Beach State Park, James Lee Park, and Crab Island. Or you can learn more about the area at Destin History & Fishing Museum, … Read more
Between Los Angeles and San Diego, Laguna Beach is a popular beach destination in California. This city in Orange County boasts a population of more than 23,000, and almost half of them have at least one dog. It is not hard to tell that people in Laguna Beach love dogs if you look around. You … Read more
Half Moon Bay is a string of golden sand beaches along the bay where you and your fur baby can enjoy swimming and play on the beach as well as shopping, dining, and visiting other attractions and parks. Half Moon Bay may be a small city, but it is packed with big fun for pup … Read more
In the southern tip of California, just to the north of Mexico, San Diego is a beach town on the San Diego Bay with love for dogs like no other. Whether you have a tiny terrier, a huge hound, or something in the middle, you will find a plethora of fun things to do with … Read more
Located on the Atlantic coastline in South Carolina, Myrtle Beach is a famous resort town and home to the Grand Strand. The Grand Stand is a row of beaches that stretch for 60+ miles! And since you are a pooch parent, you will want to know which beaches are dog-friendly so you can take your … Read more
Galveston, Texas, loves all of its fur babies from A to Z. Starting with the Affenpinscher all the way to the Zwergspitz. And since Galveston is an island that is always warm and all dogs love the water, finding the top dog-friendly beaches in Galveston is a must if you plan on visiting or moving … Read more
You do not have to go to the coast to enjoy the beach with your dog in South Lake Tahoe. This resort town in northeastern California is home to South Lake Tahoe, a two-million-year-old lake with 122,624 acres of water reaching a depth of up to 1,645 feet. You will probably be visiting two states … Read more
Sarasota is a popular tourist town on the southwestern coastline of Florida. It is famous for its white sandy beaches on the Gulf of Mexico and Sarasota Bay. You will find that almost every beach and park allow dogs on a leash, and there are some that have leash-free areas for your pup to run … Read more
When people think of Nashville, many think of country music. But as pooch parents, we think of how many dog parks, restaurants, and other fun attractions are dog friendly. Nashville ranks high on the list of great places to bring your dog for a visit or to live. According to a survey done by the … Read more
St. Augustine, Florida, welcomes pups with open arms. In fact, a survey done by Chewy.com rated the coastal city as one of the 10 most dog-friendly vacation destinations in 2021. A local statistician found that at least one dog is found in more than half of the homes in the city, so you know your … Read more
Being such a well-known city, Washington DC is a pawpular place to live or visit. The DC area has about 8,000 dogs, according to a 2015 survey, and there are hundreds of hiking trails, shopping areas, parks, and other attractions to enjoy. Although DC has the lowest percentage of dogs in the country (22%), they … Read more