Hotels
There are 3082 pet friendly hotels in Washington.
You'll find information on all the most popular pet friendly hotels, vacation rentals, bed & breakfasts, and campgrounds in Washington below.
The Resort at Port Ludlow welcomes two pets of any size for an additional fee of $50 per stay. Rooms with a King bed and balcony views are not pet friendly, and pets are not allowed in Jacuzzi tubs. Both dogs and cats are permitted, but pets may not be left unattended in the guest rooms. Four-legged guests will receive an in-house made dog biscuit. There is a grassy relief area with waste stations on the property, as well as access to thirty miles of trails. For same day arrivals, please call 877-411-3436 to confirm availability of a pet-friendly room.
Dogs are allowed at this 2-bedroom Airbnb rental in Seattle (if they get along well with other pets). Please contact Marshall for more details on the pet fee, weight limit, and any other restrictions prior to booking.
Anacortes Ship Harbor Inn welcomes two dogs of any size for an additional fee of $35 per stay. Standard Rooms with King beds and the Deluxe Corner King Suite are not pet friendly. Dogs must be crated if left unattended in rooms. There is a green space around the hotel. Sorry, cats are not permitted. For same day arrivals, please call 877-411-3436 to confirm availability of a pet-friendly room.
Dogs are allowed at Lake Pleasant RV Park, but they must be kept on a leash when outside your vehicle. No aggressive breeds (pit bulls, rottweilers, dobermans) allowed. For more information on pet restrictions, please call (425) 487-1785.
Restaurants
Don't leave Fido in the hotel room when it's time for dinner.
There are 1321 dog friendly restaurants in Washington.
A handful of our favorite sidewalk cafes, coffee shops, bars, and other eateries in Washington that welcome Fido to join at an outdoor table are listed below. Bon appetit!
Dogs are welcome at Norm's Eatery & Ale House. To the uninitiated, the name may bring to mind a portly TV barfly, but this Fremont spot is actually named after a dog, which is obvious enough upon entry -- Norm and his canine pals adorn much of the wall space. Featuring a nightly food special dubbed the "Doggie Bowl," the theme is decidedly dog-centric and very laid back. The menu features country fried steak and eggs, smoked salmon Benedict, pepper burgers, chicken marsala, Creole blackened shrimp and grits, and meatloaf. Norm's opens at 11am Monday to Friday and at 9am on weekends.
A casual tavern offers traditional pub fare and a variety of draft and bottled beer. Dogs are welcome at outdoor tables except during peak busy hours such as game days.
Portage Bay Cafe is dog-friendly and focuses on local, sustainable fare that's as good to the earth as it is to your taste buds. Breakfast is served all day and lunch options include flank steak salad, cheeseburgers, veggie shawarma, and Cuban sandwiches. Dogs are welcome to join diners on the outdoor patio, season and weather permitting. (The inside of the cafe is not pet-friendly.) Opens daily at 7:30am.
Activities
Get out and play!
There are 465 dog friendly activities in Washington.
You'll find information on our favorite dog parks, beaches, hiking trails, tours, stores, and lots of other "animal attractions" in Washington below.
There is off-leash beach access area for dogs south of the Bridge, adjacent to Chambers Bay Golf Course.The entire park is 7 acres with a 1 acre off-leash area, and a separate area for small, shy, and senior dogs. It is maintained and funded by SUNDogs (Safe, Unleashed, Natural), a non profit group in University Place, Washington.
Richmond Beach Saltwater Park has an off-leash area that runs along the coast. Just be aware that the area is not fenced.
Your pet will love to join you as you explore this gorgeous national forest. Pets are welcome on the trails, but it's recommended (not required) to keep them on-leash.
Many unique, outdoor shops in a relaxing, dog-friendly, open-air setting makes the University Village Shopping Center a favorite among the folks of Seattle.
Well-behaved, leashed pets are welcome aboard Seattle Ferry Service's Sunday Ice Cream Cruise. Enjoy ice cream on the water as you view Seattle from the water.
Events
When you want to really spoil your dog, or just meet other dog owners in Washington 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 Washington below.
Same cause, different style. This event has gone virtual for 2020!
FUNDRAISE FOR WALK/RUN FOR THE ANIMALS!
Due to coronavirus, Humane Society of Southwest Washington cannot have their usual "party in the park." But you can still support the dogs and cats!
How can you help?
Become a fundraiser! You can sign up for free!
Ask your friends, family, anyone(!) to support the dogs and cats by making a donation!
May
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![Pet Friendly Bark at the Park with the Seattle Mariners in Seattle, WA]()
Calling all the good boys and girls for a night of new smells, a walk around the bases, and lots of t-r-e-a-t-s. Dog Pack includes one human ticket and one dog ticket. Additional human tickets may be purchased.
All dogs and their owners will be required to check-in at the Bark at the Park check-in station outside of the ballpark prior to entry into the ballpark. A special Bark at the Park entry gate will be located at the west end of the Left Field Gate near The Glove statue. Once inside the gates of the ballpark, hosts and signage will be available to assist you to the designated Bark at the Park seating sections and adjacent concourse. All dogs must remain in the designated Bark at the Park area of the ballpark throughout the game.
There will be "comfort stations" for dogs in various locations throughout the designated Bark at the Park areas, as well as a waste disposal management team. Additionally, various water stations and professional veterinarians will be on site.
Make sure to bring Fido postgame for a special walk around the bases! Line-up begins when the game is over. All dogs must be on a leash at all times.
2020 Bark at the Park are currently scheduled for July 5, August 25, and September 15.
All times subject to change; please click on Visit Website for up-to-date information.
Sep.
15
The world's most beautiful park and the world's most favorite activity combine forces to host one heck of a weekend! Grab your doggo - the event, a benefit for Homeward Pet Adoption Center, is dog friendly - and head to Marina Park for Kirkland Uncorked! Enjoy three days of waterside wine drinking & foodie festivities (Burger Brawl! Food Truck Feast!) + a boat show, craft market, and so much more!
Aug.
28 –30
Services
When traveling with dogs, one thing is certain. Poop happens.
Luckily, there are 498 dog friendly pet services in Washington 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 Washington below.
PETCO is a leading retailer of premium pet food and supplies with more than 850 stores in 49 states. At this location, you'll find more than 10,000 high-quality pet products, as well as professional dog training, pet photography, and a full-service grooming salon.
Waggin Tails Pet Care is leader of the pack when it comes to dog walking and off-leash adventures for Seattle dogs. They provide loving care... when you can't be there. Jacki Phoenix, owner of Waggin Tails has been working with dogs for well over 15 years and is a dog trainer as well as a dog walker.
Their specialities include: daily off-leash adventures for dogs to either Magnuson or Marymoor dog parks, daycare (including puppies), neighborhood leash walks, and individualized vacation care.
What makes Waggin Tails stand alone is that they provide reward based obedience reinforcement with every dog in their care. You can go to work and completely focus on your job knowing that your dog is getting the care and exercise she needs so when you come home, you come home to a relaxed, happy pup, and a clean one to boot.
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.
PetSmart's PetsHotel is a revolutionary alternative in day and overnight care for cats and dogs. PetsHotel provides superior care and personalized attention for all pet guests so pet parents have peace of mind that their pet is safe and happy while they're away. All caregivers are hand-picked for their love of pets, and someone is always there with your pet 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Canine Groomers is an all-breed, full-service dog grooming salon. They have 30 years experience in the grooming field, and all dogs are done in 2 hours. By appointment only. All products are natural and organic.
Educating you from your dog's point of view. 1:1 training can begin as early as 7 weeks in your home and I train dogs through their senior years. Puppy classes begin at 10 weeks of age. I am a "real world" dog trainer and incorporate a variety of opportunities for your dog to learn away from home. Off leash specialist, behavior specialist addressing any and all behavior problems. Problem prevention is also a part of any program. I also offer training for pet therapy services and run a couple therapy programs in the Seattle area
The Humane Society of Seattle/King County, founded in 1897, is a private, nonprofit animal welfare organization. They are proud to serve the people and animals of King County with a variety of programs including adoptions, veterinary services, dog training classes, a pet food bank, and humane education for children of all ages. Through their outreach, advocacy, and services, they strive to ensure that animal companionship is accessible to all. The Humane Society of Seattle/King County (also known as the Seattle Humane Society) is private and receives no local, state or federal support. Seattle Humane has no affiliation at all with Regional Animal Services of King County (Kent) nor with Seattle Animal Shelter. They are municipal shelters supported by your tax dollars. Seattle Humane is not affiliated with the Humane Society of the United States (HSUS) or with the American SPCA (ASPCA). Humane societies and SPCAs are all independent.
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