Hotels
There are 1537 pet friendly hotels in Vermont.
You'll find information on all the most popular pet friendly hotels, vacation rentals, bed & breakfasts, and campgrounds in Vermont below.
The Lodge at Spruce Peak welcomes two dogs with a combined weight up to 100 lbs for an additional fee of $125 per stay. Dogs are not permitted in Penthouses, and may not be left unattended. Beds and bowls are available at the front desk, and there is a designated pet relief area on the property. Cats are not accepted. For same day arrivals, please call 877-411-3436 to confirm availability of a pet-friendly room.
This 2-bedroom vacation rental in Stowe allows polite dogs of any size for a fee of $50/stay. No cats allowed.
The Paw House Inn & Cottages caters entirely to dog owners and their dogs. In fact, there is a $10 per night fee if you DO NOT bring a dog. Otherwise, two dogs of any size are welcome for no additional fee. All rooms and cottages are dog friendly and each feature built-in dog beds. The fully-fenced on-site dog park offers agility equipment and plenty of green space to run. Mario's Playhouse provides doggy daycare at no extra charge. Cats are not permitted.
Dogs are allowed at Winhall Brook Campground and trails, but they must be kept on a leash no longer than 6 feet when outside your vehicle. Dogs should not be left unattended at the campsites. There are no pet fees. For more information on pet restrictions, please call (802) 824-4570.
Restaurants
Don't leave Fido in the hotel room when it's time for dinner.
There are 210 dog friendly restaurants in Vermont.
A handful of our favorite sidewalk cafes, coffee shops, bars, and other eateries in Vermont that welcome Fido to join at an outdoor table are listed below. Bon appetit!
Vermont Pub and Brewery serves traditional pub fare and offers a wide range of craft beers. The shaded deck welcomes dogs.
Leashed dogs are welcome at outdoor tables at this brewery. Magic Hat Brewing Company serves craft beers that are made on-site including #9, Dream Machine, Circus Boy, Electric Peel, and a revolving list of small batch and seasonal brews. The brewery also serves artisanal cheese plates, Caesar salads, and a variety of sandwiches including BBQ chicken, Reuben, grilled cheese, and Caprese. Magic Hat Brewing Company is open Monday - Saturday 11am - 7pm, Sunday noon - 5pm in the summertime; hours vary seasonally.
Sweetwaters is a popular European-style outdoor cafe that allows dogs on its award-winning patio.
Activities
Get out and play!
There are 62 dog friendly activities in Vermont.
You'll find information on our favorite dog parks, beaches, hiking trails, tours, stores, and lots of other "animal attractions" in Vermont below.
Dog Mountain is THE meeting place for dogs with their people. Located in the breathtakingly beautiful Northeast Kingdom of Vermont, it is a 150 acre farm that has been transformed into a doggy playscape, complete with swimming ponds, hiking trails an art gallery full of dog-related artwork and the only Dog Chapel in existence. The Chapel, built by Vermont folk artist and children's book author Stephen Huneck is visited by thousands annually to reflect and post message and photos of pets that have passed on. The Chapel walls are covered in layers of heartfelt notes. Dog Mountain hosts a number of annual events, including Memorial Day Celebration, August Dog Party, and October Dogfest.
Named for a narrow pass through the Green Mountains, Smugglers Notch State Park provides incredible views along a variety of trails. Ponds, streams, and waterfalls can be found throughout the park. Campground facilities provide a place to rest and relax surrounded by breathtaking natural vistas. Historic structures dot the park and a provide a sense of times past. Leashed dogs are permitted throughout the park.
Bring Fido to explore over 10,000 square feet of space filled with antique furniture, collectibles, glass and pottery, vintage jewelry, and decor at Twitchell House Antiques. Well-behaved dogs are welcome to accompany owners while they shop.
Enjoy the scenic views of Lake Champlain and the Adirondack Mountains from the comfort of your car. Bring your canine companion along as you wind your way to the summit ridge of Mount Mansfield on this historic auto toll road.
Events
When you want to really spoil your dog, or just meet other dog owners in Vermont 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 Vermont below.
It’s the most beautiful time of the year in New England! BringFido, grab your camera, hop in the car, and take the scenic ride to leaf-romping, four-legged fun and smiles at Dog Mountain!
There will be a host of activities for the whole family. Food truck, music, pet-friendly vendors, games, door prizes, and, of course, Dog Mountain's famous dog contests!
Event will be held rain or shine.
Oct.
3
What could be better than a gaggle of goldens? Golden Retrievers of all ages and the families that adore them will gather together for a day of fun and celebration!
There will be a bonfire, hikes, swimming, games, a blessing of the animals and a cookout. It's a perfectly golden time! Each Golden Retriever registered to attend will receive a bag full of goodies at the event!
All breeds are welcome.
May
16
Four-legged friends and their two legged companions will gather for a romping good time. The dogs that attend are deliriously joyful, and their joy is contagious.
With plenty of room to run and play, visiting families and their dogs can enjoy Dog Mountain’s leash optional policy from the ponds, trails, and pastures to the whimsical art gallery. Dogs and humans alike will have a ball!
Event is held rain or shine.
Aug.
1
Services
When traveling with dogs, one thing is certain. Poop happens.
Luckily, there are 62 dog friendly pet services in Vermont 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 Vermont 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.
I love to spend time outside in nature and with all the dogs in this world a hike/walk is not complete without a dog. Their positive attitude and endless energy is a wonderful recipe for a great adventure. I started getting paid 2 years ago but I have been spending time outside with animals all my life. I also work as a dog bather at a pet spa which gives me exposure to a large variety of dogs and cats. I have looked after low maintenance horses and chickens, as well as cats, snakes, and other small household pets
Burlington Emergency & Veterinary Specialists (BEVS) is Vermont’s only multi-specialty and 24/7 emergency veterinary hospital. Their board-certified internal medicine specialist and surgeon are available by appointment Monday through Thursday 8AM–5PM.
Off The Porch Dog Walks and Rambles is a dog daycare camp that offers dogs and their owners a variety of dog exercise options. Morning rambles are 4 hour off leash walks in dog friendly areas/parks, where dogs will socialize, run, play, hike, and sniff to their hearts' content. Evening walks can be scheduled, are typically shorter and work on leash skills along with plenty of exercise and exploring along the way. On Fridays they offer 4 hour rambles from 7am - 11am, and again from 1pm - 5pm, so your favorite companion is ready for a weekend with you!
Every dog and cat, regardless of size, breed, age or coat type, needs to be groomed on a regular basis. The caring professionals at PetSmart Grooming Salons are available seven days a week and provide an array of services to ensure your pet is happy, healthy and looks great. Visit your local PetSmart Grooming Salon for more information on rates and to schedule an appointment.
Welcome to Camp Gone to the Dogs® your dream vacation with your dog. Picture yourself and your dog enjoying the great outdoors as you play on lush green fields, with vistas of distant mountains on the horizon. All of our Camps take place in quintessential Vermont settings, the kind that give Vermont its well-deserved reputation for natural beauty and splendor.
Camp Gone to the Dogs® is the original Dog Camp, celebrating 26 years! Our camps are a celebration of dogs and all the ways they bring joy into our lives. We offer a wide range of sessions, seminars and more at each Camp so that you can explore and experience new activities with your dog. Our Staff are talented, World Class Instructors who help you discover new ways of bringing out the best in your dog by using positive methods. You may find your dog has talents you've never dreamed of. Our Camp community is a wonderful place to meet other dog lovers and make new friends who love spending time with their dogs.
Franklin County Humane Society promotes the health, welfare and humane treatment of animals in Northwestern Vermont by providing temporary shelter for them with the ultimate goal of finding them good, permanent homes within the community. They offer low-cost spay/neuter clinic, rabies and microchip clinics, cat and dog adoption, fundraising events, pet therapy, pet education, animal abuse investigating; lost & found services, pet food for parties in need, feral cat Trap and Release spay/neuter program, and animal behavior consultations.
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