Dog-Friendly Activities in La Pryor, TX

Comanche Lookout Park is a 96-acre recreational area in San Antonio, TX. Fido is welcome to explore the 4.55 miles of pet-friendly, multi-service trails with you but must remain on a leash.

The Shops at La Cantera is a pet-friendly open-air shopping center in San Antonio, TX. Well-behaved and leashed dogs are welcome in the mall's common areas, and many retailers also allow pups inside. Waste disposal bag stations are located throughout the property. Please refer to their website for a list of dog-friendly stores and restaurants.

Sisters Grimm Ghost Tours offers pet-friendly nightly Haunted History Ghost Tours in San Antonio, TX. All leashed and friendly dogs are allowed. Your guide will take you and Fido on a 90-minute stroll past three of the most haunted spots in the city, The Alamo, the Spanish Governor's Mansion and the Menger Hotel.

Leashed dogs are welcome on the pet-friendly San Antonio River Walk, a public park below street level with parallel sidewalks that are lined with restaurants, shops, hotels and other attractions in San Antonio, TX. Many of the outdoor restaurants and shops welcome dogs on their patios while you dine. Please call ahead to check if the specific business you wish to visit allows dogs, and please remember to clean up after your pet.

Medina River Natural Area is a pet-friendly destination in San Antonio, TX. Your leashed furry friend is welcome to explore the 511-acre property that has been enhanced with 7 miles of trails. Waste stations and a doggie fountain are available on site.

Visit Pearl, a pet-friendly historical district and culture hub in the center of San Antonio, TX. This property that was once a brewery in the 1800s is now a complex featuring shopping and dining options, a farmer's market, an event space and more. Leashed and behaved dogs are welcome in most outdoor spaces except Gustav’s Geysers.

Wildseed Farms is a 200-acre dog-friendly attraction in Fredericksburg, TX. This establishment is a great road trip stop with your furry friend as they offer a wildflower farm, vineyard, a half-mile walking trail and gardens to explore. Pets are welcome indoors and outdoors.

Luckenbach is a pet-friendly, Old West-style spot with a saloon and a souvenir shop in Fredericksburg, TX. The main attraction is the dancehall that showcases a variety of country artists. Leashed dogs are welcome inside the store and on the grounds, as long as there isn't a concert taking place.

Eisenhower Park is a pet-friendly spot in San Antonio, TX. Leashed dogs are welcome to join you as you explore their various trails. Two pavilions are also available on site.

The Cibolo Center for Conservation features a pet-friendly nature center and historic farm for you and Fido to explore in Boerne, Texas. Friendly leashed dogs are welcome to accompany their owners to explore 160 acres of marked trails, teaching gardens, the grounds of an 1850s farm and dog-friendly special events.

Fredericksburg Dog Park in Texas is pet friendly. This off-leash facility has a lot of room for your furry friend to roam around in. There's a separate area for large and small dogs. Both sections have water, waste bag stations and benches.

Westcave Cellars Winery & Brewery is a pet-friendly attraction in Johnson City, TX. Fido can join you indoors or on their outdoor patio while you enjoy a cold beverage. Please note you must keep your furry friend on a leash during your visit. The winery is renowned for producing 100% Texas wines crafted in an old-world French style, utilizing grapes predominantly grown on-site. Their craft beers are made with Texas-grown ingredients, such as locally farmed hops. Picnics are encouraged!

Well-behaved, leashed dogs are welcome at Garrison Brothers Distillery in Hye, TX. Two- and four-legged guests can enjoy the hospitality area with drinks and bites at the Whiskey Shack, pet-friendly seating, and a one-of-a-kind gift shop. Pups are also invited on distillery tours, where they can even sample the cooked mash before it ferments!

McAllister Park is a pet-friendly spot in San Antonio, TX. Fido is welcome to tag along various trails and at their picnic tables. A dog park is also available on site.

Friendly, leashed dogs are welcome on Bad Wolf Ghost Tours' San Antonio Ghost Walk. You and Fido will visit the notorious locations of historic murders, battles and otherwise untimely deaths, and learn the city's unique and gruesome history and the many hauntings that resulted from it! Dog-friendly tours are conducted nightly. Check the schedule for the meeting location. Reservations are required.

Visit the pet-friendly Historic Market Square in San Antonio, TX. Nearly every weekend of the year, the square is filled with live entertainment, delicious food and fun for the whole family. Explore over 100 locally owned businesses that provide a unique marketplace experience within a three-block outdoor plaza lined with shops and restaurants in the downtown area. They are the largest Mexican market in the United States. Dogs are welcome on a leash in the outdoor areas.

Rebecca Creek Distillery is a dog-friendly distillery in San Antonio, TX. Fido is welcome to join you at a picnic table on the outdoor patio. There is even a dog park on site for pups to enjoy. Whiskey and vodka is served. Food trucks are on site on select days.

Government Canyon State Natural Area is a pet-friendly spot in San Antonio, TX. Leashed dogs are allowed to join you on their front country trails. The path system has two loops, Savannah and Lytle, to explore. Please note there could be potential closures due to poor weather or condition.

James Kiehl River Bend Park, located in Comfort, TX, is a serene 25-acre natural area with grass and woodland that is dog friendly. You and Fido can walk along the 1.5 miles of multi-use trails that go alongside the Guadalupe River, including the Pecan Loop, the Prairie Loop and the River Loop. Pups must be leashed at all times.

Military Working Dog Teams National Monument in San Antonio, TX, is pet friendly. The memorial was spearheaded by Mr. John Burnam, a U. S. Army combat infantryman, and German Shepherd Scout Dog Handler during the Vietnam War. While his war dog partners died in Vietnam, he wanted to keep their memories alive through the art pieces and continue to train dogs through the foundation.