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    Other Dog Activities in Bellingham, WA

    There are 4 other dog friendly attractions in Bellingham, 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 Bellingham.

    Pet Friendly GRUFF Brewing Co

    GRUFF Brewing Co

    Bellingham, WA
    GRUFF Brewing Co Enjoy good beer and good vibes at GRUFF Brewing Co, a dog-friendly brewery in Bellingham, WA. Fido is welcome to join you inside the taproom or at an outside table as you sip on a craft beer from the rotating tap list. GRUFF Brewing Co does not have a kitchen but allows patrons to bring in outside food. Check out their website for information on upcoming events like live music, trivia night and bingo! See Details
    Pet Friendly Paws for a Beer

    Paws for a Beer

    Bellingham, WA
    Paws for a Beer Paws for a Beer is a dog-friendly pub and off-leash dog park in Bellingham, WA. It's the only pet-friendly tavern in town, specializing in free training courses to members, networking with local dog rescue agencies and serving PNW beers, ciders, kombucha and wine to human guests, sorry Fido! The best way to enjoy the establishment is with a membership. The prices vary from $5 for a day to $100 for a year membership. They also offer a discount if you're purchasing a second dog a membership. Paws for a Beer is open weekdays from 3pm to 9pm and weekends from 12pm to 9pm. See Details

    Darach Brewing Company

    Bellingham, WA
    Darach Brewing Company Darach Brewing Company is a dog-friendly taproom and brewery located in Bellingham, WA. They make farmhouse-inspired beers, focusing on wild and spontaneous fermentation. They also offer a rotating selection of lagers, ciders and wine. Guests are encouraged to bring in food or order from any of the fantastic restaurants downtown for delivery. See Details

    Larrabee State Park

    Bellingham, WA
    Larrabee State Park Bring Fido with you to the dog-friendly Larrabee State Park in Bellingham, WA, Washington's first state park. This unique location is over 2,000 acres and has plenty of activities for you and your dog to enjoy together, like 16 miles of hiking trails, bird catching, and wildlife viewing. If you're looking for fishing, visitors to the park can fish on Fragrance Lake and Lost Lake, which are accessible by hiking trails. Fido must stay leashed while in the park. See Details

    Washington State Ferry

    Anacortes, WA
    Washington State Ferry Take the dog-friendly Washington State Ferry based in Anacortes for a trip to beautiful San Juan Island. Leashed dogs are welcome aboard. Vehicles are also welcome on this ferry with prior reservations. Plan to be aboard your ferry as a walk-on passenger at least five minutes in advance of the sailing. See Details

    Township 7 Vineyards & Winery

    Langley, BC
    Township 7 Vineyards & Winery Pet-friendly Township 7 Vineyards & Winery in Langley, BC offers wine tastings at their beautiful location nestled among lush, green landscape. The establishment has been open since 2000 and offers two options for wine tastings: the Provenance Series Tasting or the Benchmark Series Tasting. Please note that reservations are recommended. See Details

    Garden Path Fermentation

    Burlington, WA
    Garden Path Fermentation Garden Path Fermentation is a dog-friendly brewery in Burlington, WA producing small-batch, naturally fermented beverages. Your pup is welcome to join you both inside the brewery and outside on their cozy covered and heated patio. Their taproom features an extensive draught list that comes in a variety of formats, including bottled and growler fills. They also have a bottle shop featuring over 400 bottles from around the world. Please note you must be 21+ to enter. See Details

    North Cascades Scenic Highway

    Burlington, WA
    North Cascades Scenic Highway The North Cascades Scenic Highway in Washington State offers beautiful views of the mountains and turquoise lakes with pet-friendly stops along the way. You and your furry friend can take this 140-mile journey that spans the section of the Cascade Loop from Twisp in the Methow Valley to Sedro-Woolley in the Skagit Valley. This attraction is closed during the winter for safety reasons due to the rugged roads and high hairpin turns. See Details