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    Dog Friendly Activities in Hastings, MI

    There are 3 dog friendly activities in Hastings, and 9 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 Hastings.

    Pet Friendly Historic Charlton Park

    Historic Charlton Park

    Hastings, MI
    Historic Charlton Park Dogs are welcome at Historic Charlton Park, a pet-friendly recreation area in Hastings, MI. This 310-acre park has over 3 miles of trails to explore with your canine companion and 12 structures to admire in the park's historic village. Walk around the property before stopping for lunch with Fido at designated picnic areas along the Thornapple River. See Details
    Pet Friendly Hastings Dog Park

    Hastings Dog Park

    Hastings, MI
    Hastings Dog Park Hastings Dog Park is a great place for Fido to run and play with other dogs off leash in Hastings, MI. It's located next to the river, sharing a parking lot with the Waste Water Treatment Plant. The park is grass covered and includes double-gated entry, a shelter, and a separate space for small dogs. Bring water and waste bags for your pup. See Details

    Hastings Riverwalk

    Hastings, MI
    Hastings Riverwalk Hastings Riverwalk is dog friendly and can be accessed from the intersection of E State Street and S Hanover Street in Hastings, MI. This paved trail along the Thornapple River extends from Bliss Riverfront Park to a wooded area within Tyden Park, and is an ideal place to walk Fido. See Details

    Ionia Recreation Area

    Ionia, MI
    Ionia Recreation Area Ionia Recreation Area is a pet-friendly destination in Michigan. Fido is welcome to join you on the grounds and participate in either disc golf, hiking, or cross-country skiing. Please note that your furry friend is not permitted in buildings or the swimming areas during your visit. See Details

    Gilmore Car Museum

    Hickory Corners, MI
    Gilmore Car Museum Bring Fido along for a visit to the dog-friendly Gilmore Car Museum campus in Hickory Corners, MI, where you'll see historic automobiles, a train tower, a Disney movie set, a 1930s gas station, and several other museum areas. Dogs are welcome on the grounds, but not inside of any buildings, and must be leashed at all times. See Details

    Cascade Hospital for Animals Dog Park

    Grand Rapids, MI
    Cascade Hospital for Animals Dog Park Cascade Hospital for Animals Dog Park, located in Cascade Township Park in Grand Rapids, MI, offers two separate areas for small and large dogs to enjoy playing off leash. The dog park also features a double-gated entry, five feet fencing, water fountains for dogs and humans, poop bags, a boot scrubber and parking. See Details

    Caledonia Community Green Dog Park

    Caledonia, MI
    Caledonia Community Green Dog Park Caledonia Community Green Dog Park is a dog park in Caledonia, MI. It offers separate fenced enclosures for small and large dogs to safely play with others. See Details

    Shaggy Pines Dog Park

    Ada, MI
    Shaggy Pines Dog Park Shaggy Pines is a private dog park in Ada, MI, located just minutes from Grand Rapids. The park features 16 acres of off-leash activity. You and your dog will love exploring the park with lush pine trees, rolling hills, and wide open fields, and they will get to socialize with other friendly pups. There is a swimming pond in the summer and plowed paths in the winter. Visitors are welcome with proper documentation. See Details

    Yankee Springs Recreation Area

    Middleville, MI
    Yankee Springs Recreation Area Yankee Springs Recreation Area is a pet-friendly destination in Middleville, MI. Three unique points of interest include Devil's Soupbowl, a glacially carved kettle formation, Graves Hill Overlook and the Pines. The park has hiking trails, fishing piers and nine lakes for fishing. Dogs aren't permitted in buildings or swimming areas. See Details

    North Country Trail

    Lowell, MI
    North Country Trail The North Country Trail spans 4,800 miles through Vermont, New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, and North Dakota. The address provided is for the North Country Trail Association, one of many locations where you can gather more information before hitting the trail. However, there are multiple places where you can access the trail. While most of the trail is open to dogs, there are certain segments where they are not permitted and leashes may be required. See Details

    Lowell Dog Park

    Lowell, MI
    Lowell Dog Park Fido is invited to play at Lowell Dog Park in Lowell, MI. They offer a separate area for small and large dogs, including a sheltered area and water. In the winter, the park has lights that are on until 8:00 PM. See Details

    Caledonia Community Green Park

    Caledonia, MI
    Caledonia Community Green Park Caledonia Community Green Park is a dog-friendly park in Caledonia, MI. Leashed dogs are welcome on the paved paths. There is an off-leash fenced dog park on site with separate play areas for small and large dogs. See Details
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