Hotels
Need to find a place to stay with Fido in Arizona?
No problem.
There are
2,008 pet friendly
hotels in Arizona.
You'll find information on all the most popular pet friendly hotels,
vacation rentals, bed & breakfasts, and campgrounds
in Arizona below.
Pointe Hilton Squaw Peak Resort welcomes two pets up to 75 lbs for an additional $75 per pet, per stay.
This 2-bedroom Airbnb rental is pet friendly! Two dogs of any size are welcome for an additional $25. Pets should be leashed to keep them safe from wild animals. Quiet, crated pets may be left unattended.
Bed and Bagels of Tucson allows four pets of any size or breed for a fee of $10 per pet, per night. Both dogs and cats are welcome. There are two fenced areas for dogs; one near the pool, and one in the patio area (which is separated from the pool by a six foot fence). Cats should be confined to their guest room. At the end of the street, there is a walking path that leads to a dry riverbed and more paths on the other side of it. There are horses, coyotes, rabbits, javelinas, occasional rattlesnakes, and other dogs to be encountered here, so dogs are “off leash” at your own risk. You may also leave Fido safely behind at Bed and Bagels while you are sightseeing.
Dogs are allowed at Mather Campground, but they must be kept on a leash no longer than 6 feet when outside your vehicle. For more information on pet restrictions, please call (928) 638-7888.
Restaurants
Don't leave Fido in the hotel room when it's time for dinner.
There are 1264 dog friendly restaurants in Arizona!
A handful of our favorite sidewalk cafes, coffee shops, bars, and other eateries in Arizona that welcome Fido to join at an outdoor table are listed below. Bon appetit!
Outrageous Homebrewer’s Social Outpost (OHSO) serves 30 handcrafted brews and a diverse menu featuring burgers, tacos, spicy pork sandwiches, and surf and turf. The back patio with views of the canal welcomes dogs.
Located on Oak Creek with stunning views of Red Roc and dog-friendly patio seating, Creekside Sedona offers a warm ambiance to complement a San Francisco style cuisine. The wholesome menu features an award-winning breakfast, salads and sandwiches for lunch, and dinner entrees such as blackened Hawaiian ahi tuna, duck confit, and signature short rib.
Diablo Burger features a dog-friendly patio overlooking a pleasant courtyard. Order a juicy burger with a fun name like The Cheech, The Blutarsky, and Ziggy Stardust.
Activities
Get out and play!
There are 270 dog friendly activities in Arizona.
You'll find information on our favorite dog parks, beaches, hiking trails, tours,
stores, and lots of other "animal attractions" below.
Quail Run Dog Park offers separately fenced areas for timid dogs and more active dogs along with benches and water fountains for humans and pups. The dog park is closed on Thursdays for maintenance.
Pets are permitted in Grand Canyon National Park. Pets must remain on a leash at all times. Pets are allowed on trails above the rim, Mather Campground, Desert View Campground, Trailer Village and throughout the developed areas. Pets are not permitted below the rim, in park lodging (hotel rooms), or on park buses. On the North Rim pets are not allowed other than the bridle path that connects the lodge with the North Kaibab Trail. A kennel is available at the South Rim only. It is open daily from 7:30am - 5pm. Call (928) 638-0534 for information. Reservations are suggested.
A retail center close to Phoenix, Biltmore Fashion Park is an excellent place to wander about with your dog! Enjoy the many amenities offered at the center while you eat at one of the outdoor restaurants, shop, and have fun with your dog.
Sedona Red Rock Adventures is your premier guide to the red rocks of Sedona and beyond, where all tours are dog friendly. You can bring your dog, and if they get along, they'll bring Summit, the company guide dog as well. All tour are private and personalized to meet the dynamics of your group. They specialize in Sedona Scenic Photo Tours, Visits to Local Indian Ruin Sites, Area Winery Tours, and Grand Canyon Excursions. Whether you choose to stay in Sedona or make your way to Flagstaff, Jerome, Page Springs, or beyond, they will customize a tour to meet the precise interests of your group. They also offer free hiking and 4x4 tours (you must provide vehicle or call Barlow Jeep Rentals at 928-282-8700).
Events
When you want to really spoil your dog, or just meet other dog owners in Arizona who are as crazy about their pets are you are, there's no better place to bring Fido than a dog event. You'll find information on some of our favorite
annual dog events in Arizona
below.
NOV
23 – 24
"The Social event of the year for dogs and their people."
Bring Fido to this fun event featuring Running with the Bulls (French and English Bulldog Races), wiener dog races, puppy stampede and Chihuahua races, exhibitors, yoga with puppies, dock diving and more!
APR
27
Bring Fido out for a fun morning filled with fresh coffee from Primuccino and all natural dog treats from Custom Dog Treats by Dogs Eating Cake. Helton Brewing Company will be doing a $1 giveback for every pint sold, and adorable adoptable dogs and microchip services will also be availabe! All benefitting Angels For Paws Animal Rescue.
MAY
15
Bring Fido out for complimentary treats, and food and drink specials for you.
Services
When traveling with dogs, one thing is certain. Poop happens.
Luckily, there are 536 pet services in Arizona that can help you out with poop bags (or anything else you may need).
You'll find information on the most popular pet stores, pet sitters, trainers, groomers, and other pet businesses in Arizona below.
PetSmart is the #1 retailer of pet food and supplies in the United States, with more than 1000 stores across the country. In addition to pet food and supplies, you'll also find a Banfield Veterinary Clinic, PetsHotel/Doggie Daycare, grooming, training, and animal adoptions at this location.
Need to attend an important business meeting, go to a wedding, or even just have a romantic dinner without Fido when you're in Scottsdale? If your plans will require you to be apart for a few hours, but you don't want to leave Fido unattended in the hotel room, our partners at Rover.com can help! They have dozens of responsible dog sitters in Scottsdale who can visit your dog in the hotel room, take him for a walk, or even watch him overnight in their own home, if needed. Prices vary by sitter, but generally start at $15/night. You can find the perfect dog sitter for your pooch by browsing local profiles on Rover.com and reading the reviews left by other dog owners. Some of the sitters have even pledged to donate a portion of their fee to help save homeless pets!
Conveniently located inside Petsmart, Banfield Pet Hospital offers superior medical care for pets. At the present time, they're considered one of the leading pet hospitals in the United States with more than 700 locations nationwide. Visit Banfield today and your pet will be 'treated like family' by the veterinarian and entire staff.
Dawg House is a doggie daycare and boarding facility very close to downtown Tucson. Even for their overnight stays, dogs are included in the daycare fun. Plus, there is a live-feed webcam so you can see what your dawg is doing during the day. They have about 3500 square feet of open play space, outfitted with tender-foot flooring, which is good for their joints and paws.
Kosmo’s Doghouse is a premier Scottsdale, holistic, all-natural pet store and dog grooming salon. They also offer a self wash, dog training, dog walking & pet taxi (transportation) services, or just a place for you to spend some quality time with your pet. Best of all, they’re going to work closely with no kill shelters and have adoption events and fundraisers. Their mission statement will be to always strive to care for their best friends with utmost integrity and kindness, and to do whatever they can to end animal cruelty. So they invite you and your 4-legged friend(s) in to meet their groomers and staff, and have a treat on them!
Sit Means Sit Dog Training is a U.S. based dog training company, with dog obedience, dog behavior, and dog training classes that have been seen on Animal Planet, The Outdoor Channel, CBS, and NBC. The Sit Means Sit dog training system encourages your dogs to perform around distraction, meaning that you and your family will be able to bring Fido virtually anywhere! Serving Phoenix, Tempe, Scottsdale, Mesa, Paradise Valley, Glendale, Cave Creek and Carefree.
Standing Proud Pit Bull Rescue Center is a 501(c)(3) charitable Non-Profit Organization focusing on the rescuing, rehabilitation, & adoption of pit bulls. Additionally we strive to be a resource and to educate our community about these wonderful dogs, in order to combat the negative misinformation that is distributed by the news media.
We primarily focus on the rescue, rehabilitation, adoption and education of Pit Bull and Pit Bull mixes, however we will never turn down an animal in need.
Donations to Standing Proud Pit Bull Rescue are eligible for tax deduction.
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