Dog-Friendly Activities Near CSN Airport

There are 42 dog-friendly activities near CSN Airport. 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 CSN Airport.

Day Go Adventures

Stateline, NV 18.6 mi

Day Go Adventures Day Go Adventures is a pet-friendly rental company in Stateline, NV. Bring Fido for an adventure on the water by renting a clear kayak, SUP or a range of other rentals. Dogs up to 35 lbs are welcome to join their owners on an outdoor experience; they even offer life vests for your furry friend. Call to find out what size rental will best suit the dog you are bringing. See Details

Link Piazzo Dog Park at Hidden Valley Regional Park

Reno, NV 20.3 mi

Link Piazzo Dog Park at Hidden Valley Regional Park Link Piazzo Dog Park at Hidden Valley Regional Park in Reno, NV, is a fenced recreation area and a safe, friendly place for your pet to run and play off-leash. The park features a separate small dog area, a double gated entrance, a water fountain and waste stations. See Details

Van Sickle Bi-State Park

South Lake Tahoe, CA 19.7 mi

Van Sickle Bi-State Park Van Sickle Bi-State Park in South Lake Tahoe, CA, is dog friendly! There are lots of easy-to-moderate trails for dogs and their owners to enjoy. Pets are welcome but must be kept on a leash under six feet. The hours to access the park by car vary depending on what time of year you visit. See Details

Tahoe Sport Fishing

South Lake Tahoe, CA 20.6 mi

Tahoe Sport Fishing Treat yourself to an unforgettable, dog-friendly experience on beautiful Lake Tahoe! Tahoe Sport Fishing's captains are experienced in trolling, drifting and jigging and they’re here year round to guide you to the lake’s hot spots. They supply everything you need to fish and offer two departure times per day for both public and private charters. Leashed dogs are welcome with advanced notice. See Details

Spooner Lake and Backcountry

Incline Village, NV 10.8 mi

Spooner Lake and Backcountry Incline Village, NV, is home to the dog-friendly State Park, Spooner Lake and Backcountry. The area comprises a lake surrounded by aspens and more than 12,000 acres of forested, open space. With 50 miles of hiking trails to explore, you and Fido will never be stuck for things to do in the area. Dogs are welcome to join you as long as they are on a leash and all mess is cleaned up after them. See Details

Washoe Lake State Park

New Washoe City, NV 7.7 mi

Washoe Lake State Park Dogs are welcome to join their owners at the pet-friendly Washoe Lake State Park in New Washoe City, NV. Located in a scenic valley, this hiker's haven has many trails for you and your pup to enjoy together and picturesque areas to stop for a picnic. Bring Fido's fishing rod and cast off into the lake to try and catch a bullhead catfish, wipers, white bass or Sacramento Perch. Note an entry fee to the park does apply. See Details

Sand Harbor State Park

Incline Village, NV 10.6 mi

Sand Harbor State Park Sand Harbor State Park is a pet-friendly recreation area in Incline Village, NV. Located on the lake's eastern shore, this area comprises gently sloping beaches, crystal-clear water, and interesting rock formations. Many people enjoy swimming, scuba diving and generally exploring the water here. Pets are allowed during the off-season from mid-October to mid-April and must be kept on a leash under six feet long. An entry fee into the park does apply. See Details

Clearly Tahoe

South Lake Tahoe, CA 22.8 mi

Clearly Tahoe Clearly Tahoe is a dog-friendly tour company in South Lake Tahoe that allows people and pets to float around in completely transparent kayaks. Paddle around on Lake Tahoe with your pup and experience the crystal clear waters, snow capped mountains and amazing picturesque landscape! Reservations Required. Pets are allowed on select tours only. Tours depart from different locations so be sure to check with the shop as to where to catch your tour from! See Details

Bijou Community Park

South Lake Tahoe, CA 21.9 mi

Bijou Community Park The dog-friendly Bijou Community Park in South Lake Tahoe has tons of facilities, but also includes a free, fenced-in dog park where your pet can play off leash. The park features picnic and BBQ areas, two covered gazebos, sport facilities, an open meadow, skateboard park, disc golf and more. See Details

North Zephyr Cove Beach

Zephyr Cove, NV 17.7 mi

North Zephyr Cove Beach North Zephyr Cove Beach is a dog-friendly area north of the actual Zephyr Cove Resort in NV. Parking fees may apply, depending on where you leave your car. Note that the park does get crowded on the weekends, so ensure Fido is comfortable around crowds. The shore is rocky, so shoes are recommended to walk in the water. See Details

Bijou Dog Park

South Lake Tahoe, CA 21.9 mi

Bijou Dog Park Located within Bijou Community Park in South Lake Tahoe, the Bijou Dog Park features off-leash areas for both small and large dogs. It is approximately 38,000 square feet of fun for dogs and their owners alike. A great place for socializing (both people and dogs); the dog park has grass areas, plenty of shade, benches for relaxing, pet sanitary stations, and water. See Details

Carson River Park

Carson City, NV 3.8 mi

Carson River Park Carson River Park is a dog-friendly open space in Carson City, NV. Bring Fido to this 40-acre park area along the Carson River, where dogs are always allowed off-leash. The park features picnic tables, an ADA-accessible fishing pier, a river ramp for non-motorized watercraft, decomposed granite walking paths, a trailhead parking lot and enclosed portable toilets. See Details

Virginia & Truckee Railroad Company

Virginia City, NV 9.3 mi

Virginia & Truckee Railroad Company Take a fascinating 35-minute ride back into history over the scenic Virginia & Truckee Railroad in Virginia City, NV. Leashed and well-behaved dogs are welcome with permission from the conductor. The ride includes narrated stories of the Comstock Bonanza, the railroad's history, and how Virginia City used to be the richest city in the world. You'll pass 17 Bonanza mine sites and silver ore veins, and make a stop at Gold Hill where gold and silver strikes began in 1859. The train operates on weekends during the season from late May until October. Permission from conductor is required to bring Fido along. See Details

Tahoe Paddle Sports

Stateline, NV 18.6 mi

Tahoe Paddle Sports Tahoe Paddle Sports in Stateline, NV, is pet friendly. With this company, you and your pooch can enjoy a clear kayak or SUP tours/rentals on Lake Tahoe's southeast shore. Dog life vests are provided for those who do not have one. See Details

Skunk Harbor

Carson City, NV 12.4 mi

Skunk Harbor Carson City, NV, is home to the dog-friendly Skunk Harbor. Located on National Forest land, this spot is marked by a historic structure with stone cabins. The hike in can be challenging depending on the season, so if your pooch isn't a keen hiker, you may want to skip this one. Leashed dogs are welcome, as long as they are cleaned up after. See Details

Cave Rock State Park

Carson City, NV 10.6 mi

Cave Rock State Park Cave Rock State Park is a dog-friendly recreation area in Carson City, NV. Located on top of the Sierra Nevada mountain range along the southeastern shore of Lake Tahoe; this is a destination for dogs and their owners who love the water. Pets are welcome on a leash, as long as all mess is cleaned up after them. A fee for entry into the park does apply. See Details

Whale Beach

Carson City, NV 10.9 mi

Whale Beach Whale Beach in Carson City, NV, is pet friendly. Park up at the Secret Harbor Parking area and make your way to this popular stretch of beach that's also known as Black Sand Beach because of the color of the sand. Leashed dogs are welcome but must be cleaned up after and under control. There are grills and a toilet for humans to use. See Details

Chollar Mine

Virginia City, NV 9 mi

Chollar Mine Dogs are welcome to join their owners on a tour of the Chollar Mine in Virginia City, NV. This pet-friendly attraction explores the geological and cultural history of this great mine, discovering how the gold was extracted to make Virginia City so famous. Well-behaved leashed pups are allowed to go inside the mine, but please note that it can get very muddy and will be a tight space. Cash only. See Details

Mormon Station State Historic Park

Genoa, NV 14.1 mi

Mormon Station State Historic Park Mormon Station State Historic Park is a dog-friendly recreation area in Genoa, NV. The lush lawns and mature trees are what sets this park apart from others in the area. This was the first non-native settlement in Nevada, constructed in 1851, located along the Carson Route of the California Trail. Leashed dogs are welcome to join their owners throughout the outside areas of this park. Note that the hours of the park vary by season. See Details

Dayton State Park

Dayton, NV 9 mi

Dayton State Park Dayton, NV, is home to the dog-friendly Dayton State Park. Spanning 160 acres of classic Great Basin desert topography, this popular park has plenty of pathways and trails for dogs to enjoy with their owners. The recreation area is also home to Rock Point Mill, built in 1861. Turn your eyes to the sky to see if you can spot one of the hawks that patrol the area. An entry fee into the park does apply. See Details