Other Dog Activities in La Perade, QC

The Funicular of Old Quebec, QC, was first built in 1879 and is pet friendly. The railway operates on gravity scales 195 feet from the Basse-Ville to the Haute-Ville, offering views over the historic old town. Dogs are allowed on the funicular for no additional fee, but please note there's a fee each way for pet parents.

Microbrasserie 4 Origines is a dog-friendly taproom and brewery in Montreal, QC. Pups are welcome inside and at outdoor tables on their patio. Take a tour of the brewery and learn how they make their delicious beers, including their apricot flavored beer, a golden ale and a cappuccino stout. They don't sell food but you can eat takeout inside. To entertain humans, there are board games to enjoy as well.

Dancing Grain Farm Brewery in Gansevoort, NY, is pet friendly. Well-behaved leashed dogs are welcome to join you around their establishment. They offer a few water bowls and have a spigot on the back side of the brewery to fill up. Stop by and enjoy a cold-crafted beverage created straight from their fields. Due to the seasonality of ingredients, their beer list is constantly changing.

La Seigneurie is a pet-friendly attraction in St-Francois-de-l'Ile-d'Orleans, QC. Bring your leashed pup along to visit beautiful gardens and wander through 10 hectares of themed landscapes, including a vibrant lavender field with over 75,000 bushes, plus enchanting areas like the Five Senses Garden, Zen Garden, Fruit Garden, Shadow Garden, Zen Forest, and First Nations Forest.

Bring Fido along for seasonal fun at the pet-friendly Ferme Radicelle in Saint-Damase, QC, where leashed dogs are welcome to join their owners. Visitors can pick their own strawberries, blueberries, cherries, and flowers when in season, while enjoying a mini farm, picnic area, and other activities.

Plains of Abraham is pet-friendly. This historic area within The Battlefields Park in Quebec City, Quebec, Canada is the location of the Battle of the Plains of Abraham, which took place on 13 September 1759. The hundreds of acres of the fields became used for grazing, housing, and minor industrial structures after this date and can still be explored with your leashed pup today. The pet-friendly trails lead to views of a river, forested areas and more.

Fido is welcome to join you on the pet-friendly, outdoor terrace at Domaine Berthiaume, a brewery in Saint-Jean-Sur-Richelieu, QC. Enjoy a variety of beers brewed on site. You're welcome to bring your own food or order delivery from a local restaurant.

Bleu Lavande is a pet-friendly lavender farm in Magog, QC. Leashed dogs are welcome to join their owners to stop and sniff the beautiful lavender fields at this pretty tourist attraction. Swing by the shop to stock up on everything from food to skincare items, all prepared using lavender. Dogs must stay leashed and are not allowed inside the store, so make sure a friend is with you to hang out with Fido while you shop!

Vivastrom is a pet-friendly spa and health club in Terrebonne, QC. Your leashed pup is welcome to join you for a two-hour session inside the scalar Energy Room, which can provide various benefits for both you and your pup. Please note that it's recommended to give them a call before visiting to inquire about their services and see if it'd be a good fit for you and Fido.

Dogs are welcome at Battlefields Park, a dog-friendly park in Quebec City, QC. The famous Plains of Abraham took place here, and it is a perfect combination of history, culture, and recreation. Commemorative plaques, heritage interpretation signs, and artillery guns recall the park's storied past. Today, this urban park allows people to enjoy free summer shows and take in the stunning views with their leashed pups.

Fido can join you on the seasonal terrace outside La Ferme Brasserie Rurale, a dog-friendly brewery in Shefford, QC. Enjoy the beautiful farm views and craft brews on tap. Food is available for purchase on select days from visiting vendors, though it's recommended that you check their website for up-to-date menu options. You're also welcome to bring your own food to enjoy.

Maison & Jardins Antoine-Lacombe in Saint-Charles-Borromée, QC invites well-behaved, leashed pets to join their owners for a visit. Furry friends can roam the public gardens on the pet-friendly property, featuring over 1,500 species and varieties of plants, beautiful sculptures, and unique landscaping. Note that pets aren't permitted inside the house.

Dogs are also welcome on the terrace. An alternative, non-conventional desk, Air commune is the first outdoor coworking space and terrace in Canada with Wifi, a bar, restaurant, and community space to work, relax, and meet other working professionals in the neighborhood. The space also offers enclosed meeting spaces to reserve. Nightly events include yoga, game nights, expositions, and music.

As the name suggests, Film Noir au Canal puts on classic film noir movies on the banks of the Lachine Canal. Before the movie begins, you an your pup can come early for a musical performance. Quiet, leashed dogs are allowed.

Bleuetière Asselin is pet-friendly. You and your pup can pick your own blueberries, pumpkins, apples, or raspberries. Dogs must be leashed on the premises. Hours vary depending on season.

Abbaye Cistercienne Notre-Dame de Nazareth is a pet-friendly attraction in Rougemont, QC. Well-behaved, leashed pets may join their owners for some seasonal fun at this local orchard, which offers pick-your-own apples and pears. Whether visiting to enjoy a picnic nestled in the pear trees or grabbing some apples to bake a delicious pie, this orchard offers a cozy atmosphere for all. Keep an eye out for the resident Huskies who enjoy greeting visitors.

Domaine Sainte-Famille in Sainte-Famille, QC is a family-run winery, cidery, and orchard offering tastings and a selection of wines, ciders, spirits, and pear wines made from locally grown fruit. Visitors can relax on the dog-friendly terrace! Please note that dogs aren't permitted in the boutique or orchards.

Rue du Trésor is pet-friendly. Located in a narrow street in Old Quebec, Rue du Tresor offers visitors a quaint stroll through an open air art gallery, where you can either buy a unique souvenir or simply admire the works on display. Well-behaved, leashed dogs are allowed on the street, but it is up to the individual shop owners if they are allowed inside the store.

Envirokayak is pet-friendly. You and your pup can go on a canoeing adventure together, led by an experienced guide. Vests are required for both humans and dogs, and it is recommended to bring your own dog vest if you have one. There is no additional fee for dogs.

The Old Cellar is pet-friendly. Situated at the foot of Mont Saint-Hilaire, La Vielle Cave sells a variety of products made from the apples grown in their orchard, where you and your pup can go apple, pear, or plum-picking. Dogs must be leashed inside the store. The Old Cellar is open every day of the week from 9am to 6pm.