There are 74 dog friendly activities within 20 miles of Lone Star. 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 Lone Star.
Dog Park at Pearsall Park
Fido is invited to play at the dog park at Pearsall Park in San Antonio, TX. The area is 1.5 acres and is split into two separate sections for large and small dogs. Amenities include water fountains, picnic tables, waste bags, agility equipment and fire hydrants.
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Dog Park at Tom Slick Park
The dog park at Tom Slick Park is a 1-acre outdoor facility in San Antonio, TX. There are two separate areas for large and small dogs to play. Amenities include benches, picnic tables, a fountain for people and pets, and a special doggie shower. A second fenced dog enclosure is located on the Timber Creek entrance side adjacent to a pavilion and playground.
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Universal City Dog Park
Bring your pup to get some exercise at the Universal City Dog Park in Universal City, TX. This fenced off-leash pup recreation area features separate sections for small and large dogs and a covered sitting area with tables for humans.
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Brackenridge Park
Check out the pet-friendly Brackenridge Park in San Antonio, TX. This recreation area is packed with jogging trails and picnic spots. Leashed pups are welcome, but please remember to clean up after them.
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Dog Park at Panther Springs Park
Fido is invited to play at the dog park at Panther Springs Park in San Antonio, TX. The off-leash area features two separate sections for large and small dogs. Amenities include benches, trees for shade, agility equipment and waste stations.
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Madison Square Dog Park
The .65-acre off-leash fenced dog park at Madison Square Park in San Antonio, TX features mutt-mitts, a doggie drinking fountain and benches.
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Historic Market Square
Visit the pet-friendly Historic Market Square in San Antonio, TX. Nearly every weekend of the year, the square is filled with live entertainment, delicious food and fun for the whole family. Explore over 100 locally owned businesses that provide a unique marketplace experience within a three-block outdoor plaza lined with shops and restaurants in the downtown area. They are the largest Mexican market in the United States. Dogs are welcome on a leash in the outdoor areas.
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Hemisfair
Bring Fido to Hemisfair, a historic pet-friendly site in San Antonio, TX. This park was originally built in 1968 to celebrate the city's 250th birthday, featuring a 750-foot-tall Tower of the Americas. You'll also find ample green space, walking and jogging paths, game tables, play structures, art and historic buildings. Dogs must be leashed at all times, and remember to clean up after them.
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San Antonio Medical Foundation Trail
San Antonio Medical Foundation Trail is a dog-friendly trail in San Antonio, TX where your leashed dog is welcome to join you on the unpaved walking trail in the Medical Center. The trail is open during daylight hours and is approximately 2.2 miles long. This is a walking and jogging trail only, and no bikes, skates, or skateboards are allowed.
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The Alamo
Dogs are allowed on the sidewalk outside The Alamo, a historic and pet-friendly site in San Antonio, TX. You are not allowed to bring your dog inside the building or on the grounds past the gate, but you can stop to take a picture at the Spanish fortress.
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Dog Park at Olmos Basin Park
Bring Fido to the spacious fenced dog park at Olmos Basin Park in San Antonio, TX. Here, dogs can play off leash with plenty of shade trees and a water trough to cool off in.
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Texas Transportation Museum
Fido is welcome to join you at the Texas Transportation Museum in San Antonio, TX. This dog-friendly exhibition allows you and your leashed pup to explore their preserved and displayed railroad equipment, automobiles, model railroads, and artifacts and even take a train ride!
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Pearl
Visit Pearl, a pet-friendly historical district and culture hub in the center of San Antonio, TX. This property that was once a brewery in the 1800s is now a complex featuring shopping and dining options, a farmer's market, an event space and more. Leashed and behaved dogs are welcome in most outdoor spaces except Gustav’s Geysers.
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Raymond Russell Park
Raymond Russell Park is a pet-friendly spot in San Antonio, TX. The park offers three pavilions and open green space. You and your leashed pup can also walk the path along the creek.
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Orsinger Park
Orsinger Park is a pet-friendly spot in San Antonio, TX. Your furry friend can join you at the picnic tables under the pavilion or on the walking trail. Please note your pup must remain on a leash during your visit.
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Bike Ride at Secret Lake Park with Dog
'Bike Ride at Secret Lake Park with Dog' is a pet-friendly Airbnb Experience hosted by Cristina. Ride a bicycle through Elmendorf Lake Park with the hosts cute dogs, Tchimba and Ludo. Her dogs are used to running alongside bikes, so if your dog isn't into extreme sports, then maybe he should stay at home. The ride is around four miles and includes a break halfway to play in the park and take some great pictures. The experience lasts 2 hours and can accommodate up to 3 guests ages 18 and up. Guests must know how to ride a bicycle. Rates start at $27 per person.
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The San Antonio Shuffle Scavenger Hunt
'The San Antonio Shuffle Scavenger Hunt' is a pet-friendly Airbnb Experience hosted by Kat. Start this experience at a scenic spot for instructions. After a warm-up to prepare, teams will take off to visit locations throughout town. Drive in your car or take part in a version without vehicles and attempt to reach various checkpoints, solving clues and accepting challenges that involve getting outside your comfort zone at each spot. Dogs are welcome, although the game alternates between the indoors and outdoors. The experience lasts 2 hours and can accommodate up to 30 guests of all ages. Generally, the entire experience is considered light to moderate overall since there are plenty of natural breaks. Rates start at $20 per person.
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MacArthur Park
Visit the pet-friendly MacArthur Park in San Antonio, TX. This community recreation area features playgrounds, pavilions, BBQ pits and a walking trail. Pups are welcome but they must be leashed and cleaned up after.
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Rancho 181
Rancho 181 is a food truck park, bar and community space in South San Antonio that welcomes dogs to join their owners for dinner at a picnic table in the outdoor dining area. Four-legged visitors are also invited to run off leash in the on-site dog park.
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Natural Bridge Caverns
Pets are welcome throughout the park grounds (outside the caverns), provided they are leashed, under owner control at all times, and their owners pick up after them. For health and safety reasons, only Service Animals meeting the Americans with Disabilities Act standards, are permitted to go on the cavern tours or in the buildings. Free crates are available upon request to guests on a first come, first serve basis. Crates are in a non-public, outside shaded area. Please do not leave pets in vehicles while taking a tour.
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