Other Dog Activities in Tortolita, AZ

There are 29 other dog-friendly attractions within 20 miles of Tortolita. 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 Tortolita.

Jacobs Park

Tucson, AZ

Jacobs Park Bring Fido for some fun at the dog-friendly Jacobs Park in Tucson, AZ. There are tons of amenities at this city park like soccer fields, basketball courts, horseshoe pits and picnic tables. There is also a fenced dog park located on site. See Details

Brandi Fenton Memorial Park

Tucson, AZ

Brandi Fenton Memorial Park Enjoy nature with Fido at Brandi Fenton Memorial Park, a dog-friendly city park in Tucson, AZ. This park has plenty for you and your pup to explore, like walking paths, horseshoes, picnic areas, soccer fields and exercise stations. Your dog must stay leashed in the greater park area, but there is a fenced off-leash dog park on site. See Details

Iron Horse Park

Tucson, AZ

Iron Horse Park Iron Horse Park is a dog-friendly neighborhood recreation area in Tucson, AZ. Fido can join you for a walk along the path through this park which features a kid's playground, picnic tables, a half basketball court and more. See Details

Christopher Columbus Park

Tucson, AZ

Christopher Columbus Park Christopher Columbus Park in Tucson, AZ is dog friendly. This large community park has little league fields, a lake area and picnic tables. Fido must stay leashed during your visit, but there is a dog park located on site for off-leash play. See Details

Motosonora Brewing Co.

Tucson, AZ

Motosonora Brewing Co. Motosonora Brewing Co. is a dog-friendly brewery in Tucson where leashed pups can join you at a table in the beer garden. This brewery even offers a small off-leash space for canines called the Ruff Zone where Fido can play while you sip a variety of craft beers. Food is not served, but food trucks frequently visit the location. See Details

Arizona Wine Collective

Tucson, AZ

Arizona Wine Collective Arizona Wine Collective in Tucson, AZ offers a curated selection of fine local wines. Savor your favorite wine with Fido by your side on the pet-friendly patio. Pre-packaged snacks are available for purchase, but patrons are encouraged to bring their own food. There's also a pizza place right next door, allowing you to pair your wine with delicious, freshly-made pizza. See Details

Ignite Sign Art Museum

Tucson, AZ

Ignite Sign Art Museum Find a refreshing retreat from the desert sun by exploring the Ignite Sign Art Museum in Tucson, AZ, along with Fido. This unique, pet-friendly museum showcases an impressive collection of neon lights, artfully presented within recreated storefront vignettes that capture the vibrant essence of Americana. Beyond the displays, the museum engages visitors of all ages with interactive exhibits, scavenger hunts, and captivating neon-bending demonstrations. See Details

Southern Arizona Transportation Museum

Tucson, AZ

Southern Arizona Transportation Museum The Southern Arizona Transportation Museum in Tucson, AZ is a dog-friendly attraction housed within the historic Southern Pacific Railroad Depot. It showcases the pivotal role transportation played in shaping Southern Arizona's development. Exhibits range from vintage locomotives and railcars to engaging displays chronicling the evolution of transportation methods, including the impact of the railroad on Tucson's growth and prosperity. Leashed dogs are welcome inside the museum. Please note that there are cats living in the locomotive. See Details

Mission Garden

Tucson, AZ

Mission Garden Mission Garden in Tucson, AZ, is a living museum that embodies the region's rich agricultural history, tracing over 4,000 years. Situated at the base of scenic Sentinel Peak, also known as "A" Mountain, this lush oasis in the Sonoran Desert is a re-creation of the Spanish Colonial walled garden that was part of Tucson's historic San Agustín Mission. Today, dog-friendly Mission Garden showcases a variety of gardens that demonstrate the evolution of plant cultivation and agricultural practices through the centuries, from ancient Native American crops to Spanish colonial orchards, right up to heritage fruit trees and vegetable gardens representing the many cultures that have influenced the area over the millennia. Leashed dogs are welcome to join you as you explore its peaceful pathways, flourishing plant life, and educational displays. See Details