Pet Friendly Attractions in Arizona
Arizona has pet friendly attractions that you can experience with your four-legged kids! Since life’s journey is best shared with a pet, don’t leave them behind when taking in the attractions in AZ. We’ve dug up pet friendly attractions in Arizona that are sure pet-pleasers!
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Top Pet Friendly Attractions in Arizona
Scottsdale, Arizona
Bartlett Lake Marina & Boat Club boasts access to one of the most beautiful lakes in the state of Arizona, and they maintain two eight-passenger pontoon boats specifically for pet owners! There are no additional fees for pets, but dogs must be well-m...
Phoenix, Arizona
Leashed dogs are welcome to hike with you on Camelback Mountain. Located in the middle of Phoenix, Camelback Mountain offers four different trails with varying degrees of difficulty, so you and your dog can choose the most appropriate hike. Traverse ...
Sedona, Arizona
Adventure Company Jeep Tours offers fun, pet-friendly Jeep tours around Sedona's stunning red rock country. These tours are fun and educational - you will hear about the pioneer and Native Amerian history of the area, as well as the unique flora and ...
Lake Havasu City, Arizona
The London Bridge, originally built in 1831 to get Londoners across the Thames River in England, was dismantled in the 1960s and reconstructed in Lake Havasu City, Arizona. This popular tourist attraction welcomes leashed pets!
Clarkdale, Arizona
Tuzigoot National Monument spans 42 acres outside of Clarkdale, Arizona. Visitors can enjoy the museum and visitors center before setting out to explore the trails through the Tuzigoot pueblo and Tavasci Marsh. Dogs are welcome on the trails but are ...
Winslow, Arizona
You will have a unique opportunity to learn more about the Hopi at Homolovi State Park. Currently a research center for archaeologists, this state park offers trails, museums, picnic areas, camping, scenic pullouts, and more, all of which can be enjo...
Eloy, Arizona
At Pichacho Peak State Park, you and your dog can hike up the mountain on one of the scenic, winding trails.The park also features a playground, picnic areas, grills, restrooms, a visitor center and gift shop, and campground. Dogs must be leashed at ...
Douglas, Arizona
Visiting the Slaughter House Ranch National Historic Landmark in Douglas, Arizona is a fun way to step back in time and explore a turn-of-the-century home. The grounds include a granary, pond, artesian wells, and wash house, as well as a museum. Dogs...
Ajo, Arizona
Cabeza Prieta Wildlife Refuge spans 860,000 acres, and is home to hundreds of species of plants and wildlife, including Sonoran pronghorn, bats, tortoises and big-horn sheep. It's a gorgeous place to explore with your leashed four-legged friend!
Tombstone, Arizona
The famous mining town of Tombstone is located in San Pedro Valley, on top of a mesa at an elevation of 4,540 feet. Its unique name is a tribute to Ed Schieffelin, a prospector who was told all he would find in the valley would be his own tombstone. ...