There’s 1 dog friendly activity in White Rock, and 51 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 White Rock.
Overlook Dog Park
Overlook Dog Park is located in Overlook Park, just east of the baseball fields in White Rock, NM. There are separate large and small dog areas, both fully fenced and grass covered. There are a few shady trees, picnic tables, benches, and trash receptables. Bring water for your pup.
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Frank S. Ortiz Dog Park
This spectacular off-leash park has 138 acres of arroyos and hills, miles of trails, and commanding views of Santa Fe, NM. Frank S. Ortiz Dog Park is one of the largest parks of its kind in the United States. The dog-friendly park is not fenced-in, but dogs can roam comfortably on the trails without approaching the outer perimeters. Dogs are allowed off leash to run and play. Patrons are asked to look out for and clean up after their dogs.
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Nedra Matteucci Galleries
Well-behaved dogs are welcome to accompany their owners at Nedra Matteucci Galleries in Santa Fe, NM. The pet-friendly property features lush greenery, gardens, sculptures, and a lake with a fountain. Fido must be leashed and try not to disturb the ducks that have settled on the property.
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Santa Fe Pedicabs
Dogs are welcome in Santa Fe Pedicabs in Santa Fe, NM. They are pet-friendly with custom tours to the local areas historical, cultural, and shopping hot spots.
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Loretto Line Tour Company
Bring Fido along for a tour of Santa Fe with Loretto Line Tour Company in Santa Fe, NM. They're pet friendly and welcome well-behaved, leashed dogs of any size are welcome to join their humans on tours. You'll learn more about the art, architecture, and history of Santa Fe from the comfort of their open-air buses. Call or visit the website for specific tour information.
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Santa Fe Jeep Tours
Santa Fe Jeep Tours is a pet-friendly activity in Santa Fe, NM. This guided one-of-a-kind experience allows you and your pooch to explore Santa Fe and the surrounding desert & mountain ranges. Their Jeep Wranglers will take you from the desert to the mountains and everywhere in-between. The tours include the 4-hour Devil’s Throne, the 3-hour Santa Fe Ski Basin Tour, the 4-hour Cow Creek, and the 6-8-hour Elk Mountain Tour. If you want a mix of desert, canyon, and mountain, the Los Alamos Dome Tour is a perfect blend of all three. Please disclose the breed and weight of your dog(s) when booking and an appropriate fee will be added.
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Santa Fe Animal Shelter Dog Park
Santa Fe Animal Shelter Dog Park is located at the entrance of the shelter's campus in Santa Fe, NM. The large, 7-acre space is open to the public and features separate large and small dog areas. There is also a separate, solo-use space for dogs to release some energy by themselves. Water and waste receptacles are available, just bring Fido's water bowl and waste bags.
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Santa Fe Brewing - the Brakeroom
Santa Fe Brewing's dog-friendly location on Galisteo Street called he Brakeroom welcomes Fido to join you in the tasting room or on the heated patio. The beer on offer is brewed in the nearby brewery and often changes, giving visitors a new taste regularly.
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Desert Dogs Brewery & Cidery Taproom
Desert Dogs Brewery and Cidery is a dog-friendly taproom in downtown Santa Fe, NM. With 21 taps, Desert Dogs specializes in brewing delicious brews and ciders and also offers some of New Mexico's best beers from other local breweries. Fido is welcome inside. Street tacos are available to order, and Fido will enjoy dipped peanut butter Milk Bones.
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Nambe Waterfalls and Lake Recreation Area
Nambe Waterfalls and State Recreation Area in Santa Fe, NM is a pet-friendly outdoor destination. Located in the foothills of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, this spectacular waterfall is the result of a dam being built to supply drinking water to locals. The short trail to the falls is only half a mile in length. Along the way, pause to take in mountain views and cool down in creek crossings. Leashed dogs are welcome on trails in the recreation area.
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Fort Marcy Dog Park
Fort Marcy Dog Park is a dog park in Santa Fe, NM. This fenced space was created specifically for small dogs. They are welcome to play off-leash. Please note that large dogs are not allowed at this dog park.
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State Capitol Grounds
Leashed dogs are welcome in the State Capitol Grounds of Santa Fe, NM. They're located near Old Santa Fe Trail and Paseo de Peralta. Plenty of green space is available to walk Fido, just keep him leashed.
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Railyard Park Conservancy
Railyard Park Conservancy in Santa Fe, NM, is pet friendly. The Railyard Park is a new 12-acre stretch of parks and the Railyard Plaza in the heart of Santa Fe. Bring your pooch along to explore the open space, community gathering place, Rail Line corridor, trail corridor, and plaza area. Check out the cool trains along the way with your leashed pooch by your side. Dog owners are reminded to keep their pups leashed and clean up any mess that is left behind.
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Five & Dime General Store
Leashed dogs are welcome to join you at Five & Dime General Store in Santa Fe, NM. This pet-friendly shop sells many necessities, including toys, sunscreen, first aid supplies, snacks and a snack bar, souvenirs, post cards and much more.
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Santa Fe Mountain Adventures
Santa Fe Mountain Adventures, formerly Santa Fe Walkabouts, offers a wide variety of tours in-and-around Santa Fe, NM led by friendly, knowledgeable guides. Choose from dog-friendly hiking tours, scenic tours, off-road adventures, and winter sports. Two leashed dogs weighing up to 100 lbs may accompany their humans on tours. Reservations are not required but are highly recommended.
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The Santa Fe Reptile and Bug Museum
The Santa Fe Reptile and Bug Museum is a unique, family and dog-friendly experience located in Santa Fe, New Mexico. The exhibit on display contains 4,700 mounted insects from around the world which boast some of the largest and rarest insect and arachnid specimens anywhere. There's also a collection of 150 live animals. Leashed and well-behaved dogs are allowed inside.
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Custom Tours by Clarice
See the sights and hear the history of Santa Fe. Daily, 90-minute tours highlight important historic sights as well as restaurants and places to shop. Well-behaved pets are always welcome on the tours, as long as they rest on your lap or at your feet.
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The Original Santa Fe Ghost Tour
The Original Santa Fe Ghost Tour is a pet-friendly attraction in Santa Fe, NM. This tour takes you around places of interest, telling historical tales, and giving insight to famous ghost stories. Fido can accompany you for free, just keep him leashed at all times.
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Things Finer
Things Finer is a pet-friendly jewelry and antique shop inside the La Fonda Hotel in Santa Fe, NM. Dogs are welcome to join their owners on a leash as they peruse the aisles of fragrances, precious woods, metals, and exotic materials.
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The Reel Life
Bring Fido for a pet-friendly guided trip on the waters surrounding Santa Fe, NM. The Reel Life offers guided public and private tours, both full and half day trips on the Pecos, Chama, Rio Grande, Brazos, Jemez and more. The listing address is for the store, but you can stop in or call to learn find out more details and to organize a tour.
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