The North Coast of California offers some of the most spectacular shoreline scenery in the United States; it is also pet friendly with a capital P. And it all starts with our pet-friendly lodgings, whether you're looking for a hotel, motel, inn, cabin, cottage, or bed and breakfast.
If it's about the coast, that means it's about the beaches and we've prepared an entire pet-friendly guide to the North Coast's beaches for you. From Crescent Beach right over the Oregon line to the Point Reyes National Seashore north of San Francisco, you and your pup will have your pick of seaside fun, both on and off leash.
You might want to time your trip over Labor Day weekend so you can go to the Paul Bunyan Days festival in Fort Bragg. Why? Well, it's fun, but the main reason is to catch the Ugly Dog Contest, which, locals maintain, is the oldest Ugly Dog Contest in the country. Respect must be paid. So plan to enter your own ugly (but incredibly wonderful) dog or admire the ugly mugs of other owners' lover dogs.
Pet Policy: Dogs weighing up to 40 lbs are welcome for a non-refundable nightly charge of $15 per pet. A deposit of $100 is required if paying in cash. The deposit may be refunded if there is no room damage
Policy Confirmed: 02/09/2016 | Update this Pet Policy
Policy Confirmed: 02/09/2016
Pet Policy: Pet fee: USD 10.00 per pet, per night
Policy Confirmed: 01/03/2017 | Update this Pet Policy
Policy Confirmed: 01/03/2017
The Boat House is a casual spot offering fish and chips, clam chowder, calamari, BBQ oysters, prawns and scallops, hamburgers and other sandwiches. They have outdoor seating and are dog friendly. The Boat HouseÊalso offers private boat charters and fishing excursions in Bodega Bay.Ê
Located along California's scenic State Route 1 on the Mendocino Coast, Queenie's Roadhouse Cafe serves organic traditional american food. Dogs are welcome at the redwood tables outside on the deck.
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