Theodore Roosevelt National Park
Theodore Roosevelt National Park is a pet-friendly attraction in Medora, ND, established to preserve the rugged badlands in honor of the landscape's influence on Teddy Roosevelt. Pets in the park must be leashed at all times and are welcome to walk along roads, sidewalks including along the scenic Painted Canyon Visitor Center, parking areas, and in shaded campgrounds and picnic areas. Pets aren't permitted in park buildings, on trails or in the backcountry. Be aware that dogs can agitate bison and other animals, creating a dangerous situation.
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Visitors generally find Theodore Roosevelt National Park to be pet-friendly, with some exceptions for hiking trails and buildings. They report beautiful scenery and an enjoyable experience, though a few note limited pet-friendly walking areas.
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