Kelly

As part of the park I thought this would be a quick visit. I was pleasantly surprised by the size and variety at the garden. We took our time and had a very nice outing. I will definitely visit again when in town.

A small museum, but worth the stop. I love books and enjoyed exploring the museum and bookstore too.

The smell is wonderful. Walking through the lavender was a joy to our senses. Sean the owner was a pleasure to talk to and so welcoming. We will definitely visit again next time we are in the area.

We were able to sit next to the fireplace inside on a cool evening. So comfortable, felt like we were sitting in a comfortable living room sipping a lovely sparkling wine. Highly recommend.

We enjoyed visiting Nye Beach in the morning. The beach was nice and even had people doing giant bubbles for kids, adults, our dog liked them too. Walked around and checked out the shops and murals.

Very dog friendly. We sat on the patio with several other groups with dogs. Plenty of room and really good wine. A nice relaxing visit in the afternoon.

We really enjoyed this walk through the forest to the giant cedar. The entire trail is a flat, easy to walk boardwalk. Quiet, peaceful, and beautiful.

The day we were at the beach, there were only a few other beach goers. Nice walk. The rock arch made for an interesting view.

We were prepared to do the one looks while the other stays out with pup thing. The staff waved us in and said we could sit inside too. Gelato was so tasty too.

Good wide beach with plenty of room to roam. Haystack Rock is an iconic view too.

We sat on the patio. Good food and very pet friendly. There was enough room for several dogs to be on the patio together. So happy we found Iggy's.

We went for a walk after visiting the aquarium. Nice easy walking alternative to the beach.

Not many aquariums allow dogs. Seaside aquarium welcomes them! The staff were friendly and thanked us for letting them interact with our dog. I was pleasantly surprised at the number of exhibits and the seals are so much fun.

We walked to the fort and hiked a couple of different easy trails. Other than the inside building spaces, it is very pet friendly with much to see.

We came to enjoy the beach and see the shipwreck. The beach is large with plenty of room to roam. Keep to the right to avoid cars that can drive on the beach to the left.

We had a great lunch. The service was exceptional, and as others had said, very dog friendly. We really enjoyed our time on the patio and were very comfortable.

We visited on a weekday morning, beating the crowds. We explored the corn maze, visited the pumpkin patch, saw the farm animals, and had lunch. Everyone at the farm was very friendly and welcoming.

While dogs are not allowed inside the mansion, the gardens and view are worth the visit. Up on a hill overlooking downtown Portland, the view can't be beat. The grounds are lovely too.

So many roses! I loved the "fragrant" section. The sweet smells. With so many roses and so much space, it was easy to visit with our dog.

We really enjoyed walking the paths through the gardens. It was a warm day when we were here and we really appreciated the shady paths. The garden is dog friendly and easy to share space with others.

We loved the Peculiarium! I will say it is probably not for everyone. If you like quirky and odd exhibits, this is for you. Staff loves dogs and my dog loved this place.

We walked the paved portion out to the hook. Well traveled, but enough space. Great views of the river and nice park spaces off the path.

The view from Crown Point is gorgeous. The Vista House itself is not pet friendly. We took turns going in. On the lower level it has a little museum, Cafe and very nice bathrooms. I'm glad we visited.

We loved visiting the hatchery. So much to see: the sturgeon, trout ponds (you can use quarters to buy food), the salmon ponds, and the salmon from the creek were in too. Not only fish, but it is well appointed with fountains and statues.

The waterfall is really close to the parking lot and spectacular. Very dog friendly. The picnic tables were also close and good for a lunch stop.

We stopped at the Horsethief Lake section to see the petroglyphs. It was very windy the day we visited. The petroglyphs were interesting and worth the stop.

We chose to sit out on the patio with our glasses of wine. Tasted a few before we chose our pour. Also bought the "Sadie Red" bottle with the picture of the black lab on it. Dogs are welcome both inside and out. They even had a jar of treats for the furry visitors. Such kind and friendly staff. Definitely worth the stop.

We decided to visit along with other stops in the area. We walked around the monument and enjoyed the views. I'm glad we visited.

We had a great time exploring the different varieties of apples and just walking through the trees. Picnic areas are available and the staff was very friendly and helpful.

Staff was friendly. Nice seating in backyard area. Very pet friendly for us. Walked to the River trail from here.

Good food and large portions. The loaded fries were crispy and savory. Very comfortable patio with plenty of room.

Impressive how many rocks were used. Do be aware of several peacocks and chickens that roam freely if your dog is reactive. Didn't take us long to see everything. Overall a fun, quirky stop.

We were welcomed in by the friendly staff. So much more than just a video rental store. Time well spent browsing all the extras. We ended up with merch too. Just couldn't resist.

We did two different sections - one in the morning and the other in the afternoon. Both were well maintained, beautiful, (even with being well populated) we found it peaceful.

We had a wonderful time at the Painted Hills unit. The boardwalks and trails give great access and views of the area. It also has one of the best picnic sites I have visited.

We visited Crater Lake on a nice sunny day and had a great time. The Rim Village Promenade was a nice area to walk with our dog. We did the pullouts around the lake and stopped for a bite at one of the picnic sites.

We ordered online and by the time we arrived it was hot, ready, and very good. Some space outside to sit with the dog. We decided to take and go since we had a comfortable cabin close.

We started out at the Visitor's Center and took a picture with the "Greetings from Palm Springs" mural on the bathroom wall. Each day, we chose to walk various neighborhoods after dinner when it was cooler. Worked out great for us.

This is a large park that includes a dog park area. We did not go to the dog park area and instead enjoyed walking the paths of the main park. There is art, ponds, fountains, and plenty of shade in various areas of the park. Highly recommend.

Very friendly and welcoming staff. We took our time and really enjoyed this cactus garden.

We had a great time strolling the hangars and talking to the very friendly docents. This is definitely a dog friendly activity with much to see and learn about too.

Dogs need to be on leash. Large, lush park with plenty of room for everyone.

Marilyn is in a nice plaza area near downtown and close to other public art. Made for a great first stop and photo op on our stroll and shopping in downtown.

We were looking for a change to our normal daily walks. We decided on a shortened version of this self guided art walk and really enjoyed it. The dog got a good walk and we enjoyed the scenery.

We had a great time sitting on the patio with an awesome ocean view. Food had a good variety for everyone in our group and service was excellent. Only slight con is the patio is on the smaller size so only four tops available.