Dog-Friendly Activities in Sullivan Bay, BC

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Elk Falls Provincial Park in Campbell River, BC, offers over 6 km of scenic dog-friendly trails, including routes to Elk, Moose, and Deer Falls, as well as a suspension bridge over Elk Falls Canyon. Dogs are welcome throughout the park but must be kept on a leash at all times and cleaned up after to protect the environment and fellow visitors. Please note that dogs aren't permitted in beach areas or park buildings.

Departing from Port Hardy and Port McNeill in British Columbia, BC Ferries is a pet-friendly overnight ferry option for dogs and their owners. Dogs travel for free on board the ferries that vary in length from around an hour to overnight cruises that can even connect with Alaskan ferries. Pet areas include seating, radiant heating, water access, kennels, waste bags and a trash can to dispose of waste. Dogs can either stay alone in the car or travel in the pet deck in a kennel.

K’awat’si Tours are pet-friendly eco and cultural experiences in Port Hardy, British Columbia. They specialize in showing visitors the traditional lives of indigenous people who have lived there for generations. The cultural tours and wildlife tours welcome leashed dogs to join in the fun, as long as they are well behaved and don't ruin the experience for others on the tour. Contact K'awat'si Tours directly for specific tour departure times.