Pluto and Goofy aren’t the only dogs enjoying Walt Disney World these days. Furry friends will have a magical time at Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground. The on-site Waggin’ Trails Dog Park allows pets to play off leash, meet fellow campers and test their skills on agility equipment while their humans supervise from shaded benches. During his stay, Fido will receive a Pluto’s Welcome Kit with a mat, bowls, pet ID, waste bags, puppy pads, and a map of the many dog-friendly paved and grassy walking trails in the area.

Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground welcomes two dogs of any size for an additional fee of $5 per night at campsites and $50 per night in cabins. Pets are not allowed in tents or pop-up campers.

If the name alone isn’t enough to spark his interest, the list of dog amenities is sure to make Fido raise his ears and tilt his head. Four Paws Kingdom Campground in Rutherfordton is the first and only campground dedicated solely to canines and their adult humans (two-legged guests must be 18 years or older). When your pooch is ready to play, he can pick from the Small Dog Playground, Tiny Tot Park, The Big Yard or Private Escape. Dogs will also love splashing in the fully fenced pond, hiking the Blue Ridge Mountains, racing on the agility course, or having a spa day in the self-service grooming salon. Some sites even have fenced yards, allowing you to rest with your pup at your campsite.

Four Paws Kingdom Campground welcomes up to four dogs at each site, depending on their size. Bring your own RV or stay in one of Four Paws’ rental RVs, cabins or yurts.

Reserve a campsite, yurt, or cabin at Catherine’s Landing and let Fido run wild in one of two gated off-leash Bark Parks. Catherine’s Landing is nestled on 400 pastoral acres with a mile of water frontage on Lake Catherine, creating endless fun for your four-legged camper. After making friends in the dog park and exploring nearby trails, stop by the dog wash station to clean up before heading back to your campsite. When you’re ready to explore beyond the campsite, Hot Springs National Park and Garvan Woodland Gardens are just a short distance away.

Two dogs of any size are welcome for no additional fee, but aggressive breeds are not permitted.

Travel back in time with a stay in one of nine vintage Shasta Airflyte campers at The Vintages Trailer Resort in the middle of Willamette Wine Country. Four-legged guests receive a tennis ball at check-in for daily games of fetch in the fenced-in dog park. Treats, a plush dog toy, waste bags, and water and food bowls for use during your stay are also provided. Pups are welcome to join their owners around the communal fire pit as well.

Two dogs with a combined weight of 50 lbs are permitted in Shasta trailers for an additional fee of $75 per stay.

Experience the beauty of New England at Normandy Farms Campground, a luxury camping experience created for humans and dogs alike. Fido will have a ball in the 1.5-acre Freedom Tail Park, a fully fenced area with agility equipment, a dog wash and a pooch drinking fountain. There’s even a separate area for smaller pups to play safely. When it’s time for the kids to splash in the pool, drop your dog off at the Canine Coops day kennel.

Pets are permitted in your own tent or RV for no additional fee, and there is a $20 refundable deposit to use the Canine Coops.

Just two hours from the Twin Cities, Crow Wing Lake Campground is situated on 30 wooded acres on the shores of Crow Wing Lake. Fido can play off leash in the fenced pet park and test his skills on the agility equipment, or join you for a paddle around the lake on one of the campground’s rentable kayaks or paddleboards. After a fun-filled day, stop by the pet washing and drying station to get cleaned up. Bring your own dog shampoo, or pick some up in the camp store.

Two dogs of any size are allowed at all RV sites for no additional fee. There is a $30 fee for any additional dogs.

Lake George RV Park is home to Charlie’s Dog Park, a two-acre fenced park with divided sections for small and large dogs. Your pooch will be dog-tired after a day of romping with pals on the large synthetic turf play area, splashing in the fire hydrant spray fountain, or accompanying you off leash on the shaded walking trails. He can also practice hoop jumping and other tricks on the 15-event agility course. Within the park, there are waste stations, dog water fountains and even a treat vending machine where you can purchase snacks and toys for your good boy or girl. Charlie’s Dog Park is open from dawn to dusk, but you’ll want to allow time at the end of the day for a bath and groom at the indoor dog wash station.

Lake George RV Park permits six pets per site for no additional fee if you bring your own RV, and two pets per site for no additional fee if you rent one of their pet-friendly RVs.

Fido can run to his heart’s content in the three-acre fenced dog park at Flag City RV Park in the Sacramento Valley. The spacious grassy area is one of the largest dog parks in California. Flag City RV Park is just minutes from Lake Lodi and the Sacramento River Delta, as well as California wine country. During your visit, check out one of the dog-friendly wineries or other pet-friendly attractions in Lodi.

Pets of any size are welcome at all RV sites for an additional fee of $2 per pet, per night.

Beneath the towering pines along the New Hampshire coast, Wakeda Campground welcomes both dogs and their human families for an escape to the quiet wilderness. The on-site Mike Hambleton Memorial Dog Park is a highlight for furry campers. Fido can tackle an agility course, enjoy the fire hydrant and water fountain, and park his human on one of many benches while he plays. Don’t worry, humans can have their own fun on the 18-hole miniature golf course.

Wakeda Campground is open from May 15 to October 1. Two pets of any size are allowed at tent sites, RVs or pet-friendly cabins for no additional fee.

At Sun Outdoors Cape May, Fido can mingle with other pups and burn off energy at the on-site fenced dog park. There’s plenty of grass and room to roam, as well as shaded benches for humans along the perimeter. While you’re here, don’t miss the 15-minute drive to Wildwood Dog Beach. If you're visiting near the end of summer, try to plan your trip around the resort's annual Pooch Plunge on the last day of their pool season.

Sun Outdoors Cape May welcomes two dogs of any size at campsites for no additional fee.

If your pooch would rather “glamp” than camp, Flying Flags RV Resort & Campground is the place for him. The luxury camping experience includes an off-leash dog park with plenty of room to run and shade trees scattered throughout. You can also hang out with other guests and fur-friends at the Fireside Lounge or on the patio of Campfire Cafe. Bring your own RV or tent, or stay in one of the resort’s charming accommodations.

Flying Flags RV Resort & Campground welcomes pets of any size in tents and RVs for no additional fee. Two pets up to 60 lbs are allowed in cabins, cottages, trailers and safari tents for an additional fee of $50. Nightly rates start at $85.

Camp Cardinal RV Resort offers fun for the entire family, including Fido. Let him run off leash in the Bark Park, a large fenced area featuring an agility course complete with a dog bone jump, tire jump, wait table, A-frame ramp, and walk & weave posts. Human campers can enjoy the water zone, jumping pillow, kayak rentals and more. Be sure to check their calendar for scheduled events like the annual Pet Paw-ty and stop by the onsite River Mutt Ice Cream and order a scoop for yourself and for Fido.

Dogs of any size are welcome at RV sites and in select pet-friendly cabins for no additional fee, but they are not allowed in tent sites.

Visit the rolling hills of western North Carolina with Fido and stay in a vintage trailer, glamping pod, treehouse, yurt or your own tent or RV at Emberglow Outdoor Resort. Nestled on 72 acres just 15 minutes from beautiful Lake Lure, pups will enjoy miles of hiking trails and their own fenced-in dog park for off-leash fun. Human amenities include a resort-quality pool, community fire pit, playground and sports fields.

Two pets of any size are permitted in glamping accommodations for an additional fee of $25 per pet, per night, and at tent and personal RV sites for no additional fee.

Nestled among the tall Georgia pines and just an hour from downtown Atlanta, Pine Mountain RV Resort is an ideal countryside getaway. Let Fido socialize with other four-legged campers in two separate enclosed Bark Parks, allowing easy access from any campsite. For more exercise, take him for a hike along the 23-mile Pine Mountain Trail, which meanders by quiet streams, waterfalls and native trees in F.D. Roosevelt State Park. If you don’t have your own RV, reserve a pet-friendly yurt, cabin or glamping tent.

Two dogs of any size are welcome at tent and RV sites for no additional fee, and in select yurts for an additional cleaning fee of $25 on top of the regular cleaning fee and a $150 refundable deposit.

Kampgrounds of America is a “pawsome” choice anytime you’re looking for a pet-friendly campground in the U.S. The majority of sites have Kamp K9 dog parks where your pup can stretch her legs with other canine campers. Some Kamp K9s, like those at Delaware Water Gap Pocono Mountain KOA and KOA Sault Ste. Marie have agility equipment. Other features at select locations include pet waste stations, fresh drinking water and separate areas for large and small dogs. Check out our list of Fido’s Favorite KOAs across the country.

KOAs welcome dogs at most tent and RV sites for no additional fee at their nearly 500 locations across North America. Select locations allow pets in cabins, yurts and other unique accommodations for an additional fee.