Dog-Friendly Activities in Flemington, NJ

Lone Eagle Brewing is a pet-friendly brewery in Flemington, NJ. Stop in and try their house-brewed beers in a variety of styles, including lagers, blonde ales, hefeweizens, IPAs, stouts, sours, and more. Dogs are welcome inside and out as long as they're friendly and leashed. They're also not allowed to relieve themselves on the property and must be taken elsewhere to do their business.

Black River & Western Railroad in Flemington, NJ is pet friendly. Well-behaved leashed dogs are invited to ride the Black River Limited train at the conductor’s discretion. They recommend bringing a towel for your pup to sit on and other necessary supplies. The train is perfect for experiencing the area from a new point of view.

Bring Fido to the Hunterdon Off-Leash Dog Area in Flemington, NJ. It'll be a great opportunity for your pup to run, play, and socialize with other dogs!

The dog-friendly Peddler's Village in New Hope, PA is a charming outdoor shopping, dining, and entertainment destination featuring more than 60 locally owned boutiques, specialty shops, restaurants, and seasonal events set among beautifully landscaped gardens and colonial-style buildings. Well-behaved dogs are welcome throughout the Village grounds on a short, non-retractable leash, and many shops welcome pets inside.

Ort Farms is a dog-friendly, family-owned farm located in Long Valley, NJ. Bring Fido for some family fun and fresh local produce. Dogs are also welcome in their seasonal pumpkin patch and at their fall festival. Dogs aren't permitted on the hayride to the pumpkin patch, but you can walk down to the patch. Dogs are also not permitted in any of the fruit or vegetable areas. Please ensure your pup is leashed at all times.

The dog-friendly VAMPA Vampire & Paranormal Museum in Doylestown, PA, showcases vampire and paranormal artifacts, sculptures, and antiques, with outdoor peacock gardens and antique furniture. Leashed, well-behaved dogs are welcome inside as visitors explore art inspired by myth, folklore, and the supernatural.

The dog-friendly Tyler State Park in Newtown, PA, spans 1,711 acres and boasts a variety of amenities. From hiking and fishing in the summer to sledding and cross-country skiing in the winter, this recreation area offers parkgoers a range of activities. Leashed dogs are permitted in day-use areas, designated campgrounds and trails, but pets aren't allowed in swimming areas or buildings.

Leashed, well-behaved dogs are permitted inside and outdoors at the pet-friendly Readington Brewery in Neshanic Station, NJ. Take a tour of the 25-acre hop farm with Fido, and then sample their traditional and adventurous craft beers back at the tasting room. Farm hours are generally the same as brewery hours, but subject to change based on weather and season. Call ahead to confirm tour availability. Snacks are available for purchase and outside food is welcome.

Visit the dog-friendly Hacklebarney State Park in Long Valley, NJ. The centerpiece of this secluded park is the gushing river that works its way through the towering trees and glacial valley. There are a number of hiking trails and picnic areas along the shoreline for you to enjoy together. You and your pooch may run into a deer or even a bear, so make sure you keep Fido on a leash for the duration of their visit. To preserve the cleanliness of the water and the surrounding area, please clean up any mess that your pooch leaves behind.

Visit the pet-friendly Farley's Bookshop in New Hope, PA. This independent bookstore is home to a world of books for young and old readers. Make sure your pooch is leashed and under control inside because you might run into a book-loving cat!

Enjoy a self-guided tour with your dog of the grounds at the pet-friendly historic Fonthill Castle in Doylestown, PA. Make sure to grab a brochure highlighting interesting aspects of the grounds including the Moravian Pottery and Tile Works, the little house in the woods and the tiled bridge. Pups are welcome but must be leashed and cleaned up after.

The Round Valley Reservoir is a dog-friendly recreation area in Lebanon, NJ. It covers 2,350 acres with opportunities for boating, camping, fishing, picnicking and lifeguarded swimming. It's a great opportunity to spend the day with Fido outdoors! Be sure to keep your pup leashed at all times and clean up after them. Please note that an entrance fee is involved.

Bull's Island Recreation Area is a pet-friendly spot on Bull's Island at Raven Rock in Stockton, NJ. The park is located on the 3,578-acre Delaware and Raritan Canal State Park and allows dogs and their owners to explore the area on the pet-friendly trails.

Visit the dog park at Mercer County Park in Princeton, NJ. Your pup is welcome to play off leash in a designated space, which features separate fenced areas for small and large dogs.

Mercer County Bark Park is an off-leash dog park for pups to run and play in Princeton, NJ. Bring Fido to this fully-fenced park, which includes a separate small dog area, various ground covers, waste stations, and doggie water fountains.

Shop for fresh fruit and vegetables with Fido at the dog-friendly Alstede Farms in Chester, NJ. The farm is also home to horses, goats, sheep and donkeys. Pets must be leashed at all times, non-aggressive and properly vaccinated. Please note that dogs aren't allowed in the picking fields or orchards and must remain on the farm lanes.

Morrisville Dog Park is an off-leash recreation space in Morrisville, PA. This park is separated into two areas, one for small dogs under 35 lbs and one for large dogs 36 lbs and up.

Rose Bank Winery is a dog-friendly winery in Newtown, PA that offers a variety of French-style estate bottled wines in a rustic setting. Well-behaved dogs are allowed in outdoor areas.

Visit the pet-friendly Old York Cellars in Ringoes, NJ. Bring your pooch with you to enjoy wine tasting, wine making, festivals, private events, wine club member events, vineyard tours and more. There's a small food menu including charcuterie boards and tapas. Dogs aren't permitted inside buildings.

The Black River Wildlife Management Area Trail is one of 1600 rail-trails supported by Rails-to-Trails Conservancy, a nonprofit organization that is working to create a nationwide network of trails from former rail lines and connecting corridors. Previously an unused railroad corridor, this "rail-trail" is now a great place to walk Fido in Chester! The map below shows a parking area with convenient access to the Black River Wildlife Management Area Trail. Rails-to-Trails Conservancy has generously provided map data for this trail to Bring Fido for informational purposes only. For more detailed trail information, please visit TrailLink.com.