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    Dog Friendly Activities in Thibodaux, LA

    There are 5 dog friendly activities in Thibodaux, and 4 more nearby. Use the links below to get an overview of each one, see pictures, print directions, and even read reviews from other dog owners. Coming from out of town? Get a discounted rate on pet friendly hotels in Thibodaux.

    Pet Friendly Wetlands Acadian Cultural Center

    Wetlands Acadian Cultural Center

    Thibodaux, LA
    Wetlands Acadian Cultural Center Wetlands Acadian Cultural Center is a pet-friendly historical site in Thibodaux, LA. Leashed dogs are welcome to join their owners for a walk around the outdoor areas of this fun center to learn about the Cajun country and life in this watery land. Dogs are not permitted inside any of the buildings at the center. See Details
    Pet Friendly Norman Swanner Dog Park

    Norman Swanner Dog Park

    Thibodaux, LA
    Norman Swanner Dog Park Bring Fido to play off leash at Norman Swanner Dog Park in Thibodaux, LA. The park features a separate enclosed area for small dogs, a covered seating space, agility hoops and waste receptacles. See Details

    Zam's Swamp Tour

    Thibodaux, LA
    Zam's Swamp Tour Zam's Swamp Tours in Thibodaux are pet-friendly. Pups who can smile in the face of an alligator and don’t mind other creepy critters are welcome to join their owners on an excursion on the bayou. Your Cajun tour guides will enlighten you on life in the region and introduce you to some local wildlife from the safety of a boat. Leashed dogs are also welcome on the walking tour through the ecological park, which is home to alligators, snapping turtles and more. See Details

    Laurel Valley Plantation

    Thibodaux, LA
    Laurel Valley Plantation Laurel Valley Plantation is a pet-friendly historical site in Thibodaux, LA. The Plantation is “America’s largest surviving 19th and 20th century sugar plantation,” and offers visitors the chance to learn about the harsh realities of life at this time on a guided walking tour. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, bring your leashed dog along with you to explore 50 original structures that paint a picture of early Cajun life, slavery, Reconstruction and beyond. After your tour, visit the Laurel Valley Store & Museum to browse antiques and crafts. See Details

    Geaux Paddle

    Thibodaux, LA
    Geaux Paddle Located on the banks of Bayou Lafourche in Thibodaux, Geaux Paddle gives you and your dog the opportunity to paddle through the weird and wonderful waterways of the Louisiana Bayou Region in a dog-friendly kayak rental together. Bring your own doggy life jacket and hop in a tandem kayak or on a paddleboard and venture out through the reeds underneath the shade of cypress trees like locals have for generations. See Details

    Mandalay Refuge Nature Trail

    Houma, LA
    Mandalay Refuge Nature Trail Mandalay Nature Trail is dog-friendly. Bring your leashed dog to explore the Refuges's waterways and wetlands, bordered by an upland oak-cypress-gum ridge, which provides an opportunity to view a wide array of wildlife. The Mandalay Refuge Nature trail is a good place to see and hear songbirds and perhaps catch a glimpse of a gator. Visitors to the Refuge enjoy fishing the canals and trenasses. This 3/4 mile long out and back nature trail will take you through various habitats to a boardwalk over wetlands and a wetland overlook. Access to trail is located at the end of a gravel service road, .7 miles west of the Refuge field office on the south side of Bayou Black Drive (Hwy 182) See Details

    Southdown Plantation Terrebonne Museum

    Houma, LA
    Southdown Plantation Terrebonne Museum Southdown Plantation Terrebonne Museum is a pet-friendly historical site in Houma, LA. Dogs are welcome to join their owners on a walk around the grounds of this 19th century sugar plantation manor house. Unfortunately, pets are not permitted inside any buildings on the property. See Details

    Wetlands Cultural Byway

    Raceland, LA
    Wetlands Cultural Byway Wetlands Cultural Byway is a pet-friendly scenic road in the Louisiana Bayou Region of Raceland, LA. Start in Raceland in the Bayou Lafourche Area, where you’ll witness shrimpers and tugboats at work, then continue to Houma to pick up a map of the route from the Houma Visitors Center, and drive through the region’s quaint southern towns, before reaching the end of the road on the Gulf Coast. The Wetlands Cultural Byway is a 250 mile adventure that takes at least one full day to complete. See Details

    Lockport Elevated Wetlands Boardwalk

    Lockport, LA
    Lockport Elevated Wetlands Boardwalk Lockport Elevated Wetlands Boardwalk is pet-friendly. Ecologists and their furry companions can wander through the wetlands from an elevated position and see the region's flora on display. Leashed dogs are welcome. See Details
    Thibodaux, LA, US