Dog-Friendly Activities Near Marrowstone Point Lighthouse, WA, US

Northwest Maritime Center is a pet-friendly educational campus on the coast of Port Townsend, WA. Well-behaved, dry dogs are welcome in the store while you shop their selection of apparel, accessories, boating gear and gifts. You can also bring Fido with you for a stroll around the marina, pier and upper plaza.

Fort Flagler Historical State Park features dog-friendly trails in Nordland, WA. Leashed dogs are welcome to join you on your trek. There are 5 miles of hiking trails and an interpretive trail, but note that Fido will not be able to join you on the beach trail. The park offers many picnic tables that are available on a first come, first served basis.

Chetzemoka Dog Park in Port Townsend, WA, is a 0.6-acre fenced-in open field where pups can exercise off-leash. This park is a small, secluded, and shaded space where your pet companion can socialize and play while you are able to keep a close eye on him. Amenities of the park include sand and bark-chipped areas, a picnic table, a water faucet and a park bench.

The Jefferson County Historical Society offers historic walking tours of downtown Port Townsend, WA. Leashed pets are welcome to join you on these year-round tours, the easiest (and best) way to see the town. Both guided and self-guided pet-friendly options are available.

Step back in time with Fido at the dog-friendly Fort Casey Historical State Park in Coupeville, WA. This property is over 900 acres and includes a 1903 lighthouse, a gift shop, and picnic areas. A portion of the Pacific Northwest National Scenic Trail cuts through the park, and you and Fido can explore 2 miles of it via Fort Casey. Pets must stay leashed at all times in the park. Look out for kites, as the park contains a field popular for kite-flying!

Mystery Bay State Park is a pet-friendly attraction in Marrowstone, WA. Bring Fido and arrive by land or water. Your leashed pup can experience kayaking, paddle boarding and fishing while taking in the views of the Olympic Mountains. The park features six unsheltered picnic tables if you'd like to cook up any oysters and claims you caught.