Dog Friendly Activities in Tahlequah, OK

There’s 1 dog friendly activity in Tahlequah, 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 Tahlequah.

Tahlequah Tails Dog Park

Tahlequah, OK

Tahlequah Tails Dog Park Tahlequah Tails Dog Park offers two separate play areas for small and large dogs in Tahlequah, OK. The park includes benches, agility equipment, dog water fountains, and a waste station. See Details

Lake Carl Blackwell

Stillwater, OK

Lake Carl Blackwell Lake Carl Blackwell is pet friendly. This mid-sized lake is located 8 miles west of Stillwater, OK, on Highway 51. Visitors can fish, boat and play on the water with their pups by their side. Dog owners are reminded to clean up any mess left behind by canines. See Details

Cherokee Landing State Park

Park Hill, OK

Cherokee Landing State Park Cherokee Landing State Park is a pet-friendly recreation area and campground in Park Hill, OK. You and Fido can enjoy scenic hiking along the Red Fox trail and birdwatching amidst spring wildflowers and migratory cranes. Plus, indulge in leisurely rounds of disc golf in this picturesque outdoor retreat just south of Tahlequah. Dogs are welcome throughout on a leash. See Details

Greenleaf State Park

Braggs, OK

Greenleaf State Park Greenleaf State Park is a pet-friendly attraction in Braggs, OK. Visitors and their pets can enjoy hiking on unpaved trails, fishing at Greenleaf Lake, picnicking and more. Dogs are also welcome in the campground and cabins. Just be sure to keep them leashed and cleaned up after during your visit. See Details

Sequoyah State Park

Hulbert, OK

Sequoyah State Park Sequoyah State Park in Hulbert, OK, offers a paradise for water enthusiasts and nature lovers, boasting over 19,000 acres of water and 225 miles of shoreline on Fort Gibson Lake. Visitors can partake in a range of pet-friendly activities including hiking, picnicking, wildlife watching and fishing. If you're not ready to go home, camp sites and cottages also allow dogs. See Details