Dog Friendly Activities in Arizona

Don’t leave Fido in the hotel room when you’re on holiday. Get out and play! No matter where you’re headed in Arizona, we can point you towards the nearest off-leash dog park, the most popular dog beach, a really great hiking trail, and lots of other places to play with Fido.

Dog Park at Quartzsite Town Park

Quartzsite, AZ

Dog Park at Quartzsite Town Park Bring Fido for some fun at the Dog Park at Quartzsite Town Park in Quartzsite, AZ. This park is split into two sections: one section for large dogs and another for small dogs. There's a nice lawn for dogs to run around on and a number of agility training objects dotted around too. Dogs can rehydrate at the water station and owners can relax at the picnic tables. See Details

West Fork Oak Creek Trailhead

Sedona, AZ

West Fork Oak Creek Trailhead West Fork Oak Creek Trailhead is a dog-friendly, well-maintained three mile trail in the Coconino National Forest. The trail goes through the Oak Creek canyon with many different plants for your pooch to see and sniff, and in several places the trail crosses a beautiful creek. Your dog must remain on leash at all times, and you may be subject to ticketing and fines if you do not comply. Please contact the USDA Forest Service for current rates and fees regarding use of the trail, as well as fire danger level. See Details

Fain Park

Prescott Valley, AZ

Fain Park Fain Park is a pet-friendly spot in Prescott, AZ. This beautiful area is covered in lush green grass to wander around with your pooch. There's also a small lake with a waterfall and an easy trail running along a creek that dogs can wade in. The park also contains several other courses you can explore with your leashed pup. See Details

Dog Park at Golliard Park

Page, AZ

Dog Park at Golliard Park Fido can romp off-leash at the dog park at Golliard Park. The Park is surrounded by a five-foot-tall vinyl coated fence and features little and big dog runs, shade trees, and benches. Sanitation stations are located in each run and at park entrances/exits. See Details

Dylan's Dog Park at SARA Park

Lake Havasu City, AZ

Dylan's Dog Park at SARA Park Dylan's Dog Park at SARA Park in Lake Havasu City, AZ is a recreation area for pups. This 2-acre off-leash dog park has two fenced-in areas, one for small dogs under 25 lbs and one for larger dogs over this weight. Both areas have grass, a pool, walking paths and several covered benches. Please note they are routinely closed Thursday from 8:00 AM to 10:00 AM for routine maintenance. See Details

Roper Lake State Park

Safford, AZ

Roper Lake State Park Roper Lake State Park is a dog-friendly recreation area in Safford, AZ. Five miles of trails and natural hot springs are just a few of the things you and your pup can enjoy together. Dogs must be leashed at all times and are not permitted at the swimming beach or hot tub area. Enjoy stunning views of the 32-mile wide Roper Lake, or stay awhile with Fido at one of the lakeside campgrounds. Fishing and bird watching are other popular activities. See Details

Sky Island Scenic Byway

Tucson, AZ

Sky Island Scenic Byway Sky Island Scenic Byway is pet-friendly. This scenic road is the only paved route to the highest point in the Santa Catalina Range, Mount Lemmon. Also referred to as the Mount Lemmon Highway and Catalina Highway Scenic Drive, this winding scenic road is one of the most picturesque pathways in the southwest and also one of the most diverse over a short distance. At only 27 miles long, it starts in the desert and ends up in the high forest. Stunning views await you and your pooch as you climb high into the rocky surroundings. See Details

Standin' on the Corner

Winslow, AZ

Standin' on the Corner Standin' on The Corner is a pet-friendly attraction in Winslow, AZ. Your furry friend can join you at this historic landmark that features a life-size statue, a two-story mural, and a park in celebration of Route 66 and the Eagles first single, "Take it Easy"! See Details

South Mountain Park and Preserve

Phoenix, AZ

South Mountain Park and Preserve South Mountain Park and Preserve in Phoenix, AZ, has over 51 miles of dog-friendly trails for you and your pup to explore. Not a hiker? Take the Summit Road to Dobbins Lookout for amazing valley views or to Gila Lookout for a view of the Gila River Valley. Once a month, Silent Sunday is observed, a day in which the park's main access roads are reserved for non-motorized uses, and motorized vehicles are not allowed on the roads. Phoenix leash laws apply to all hiking trails, and pets must be leashed at all times. See Details

Tumbleweed Park

Chandler, AZ

Tumbleweed Park Leashed dogs can enjoy the pet-friendly Tumbleweed Park in Chandler, AZ, with their humans. The park is an expansive area with many different features and activities to choose from. Stroll through the 2,000 square foot butterfly garden, featuring over forty different plant species. The garden is a Monarch way station, where Monarch butterflies come to breed and eat, and it has many informational signs throughout about the lifecycle of a butterfly. There is also a children's 2.5 acre playground as well as a picnic area to enjoy a meal. See Details

The Deuce of Dogs Bark Park

Show Low, AZ

The Deuce of Dogs Bark Park The Deuce of Dogs Bark Park offers an off-leash area in Show Low, AZ. There are two areas for small and large dogs, each providing shade and a water fountain. It is important to clean up after Fido when visiting. See Details

Rotary Dog Park

Bullhead City, AZ

Rotary Dog Park Rotary Dog Park in Bullhead City, AZ, features agility equipment and separate, fenced areas for small and big dogs. The park is right along the river so you can take Fido for a dip in the Colorado River after a long hard day of play. See Details

Pioneer Living History Museum

Phoenix, AZ

Pioneer Living History Museum You and Fido will find more than 90 acres of history to explore at the pet-friendly Pioneer Living History Museum in Phoenix, AZ. Featuring authentic buildings, historically-accurate reproductions and costumed interpreters, this 1800s town has plenty to see and do. Dogs must be leashed at all times. Be aware that snakes are around during warm months. See Details

Sweetwater Preserve Trailhead

Tucson, AZ

Sweetwater Preserve Trailhead Sweetwater Preserve Trailhead is a dog-friendly set of trails around the foothills of Tucson, AZ. There are a variety of trails that are great for all levels of hikers. Although dogs are permitted on the trails, so are horses and mountain bikes which means you and Fido need to be extra careful and they must be on a leash. The trails are plentiful, allowing a lot of freedom for dogs to explore. See Details

Hole-in-the-Rock Trail at Papago Park

Phoenix, AZ

Hole-in-the-Rock Trail at Papago Park For a fun day trip only ten minutes from downtown Phoenix, AZ, take a hike on the pet-friendly Hole-in-the-Rock Trail at Papago Park. The hike to the rock is an easy one, suitable for dogs and families, and ends at a fantastic place for a photo opportunity. When you're finished, enjoy a picnic for the whole family by the park’s fishing lagoon. Dogs must be leashed at all times. See Details

Patagonia Lake State Park

Nogales, AZ

Patagonia Lake State Park Patagonia Lake State Park is a dog-friendly recreation area in Nogales, AZ. You and your pup will find plenty of natural beauty. The park overlooks a 265-acre man-made lake for fishing. Your pup can hike along the creek trail with you, to see a variety of birds and wildlife. Dogs must be leashed at all times and are not permitted on developed beaches. See Details

Horseshoe Bend

Page, AZ

Horseshoe Bend Horseshoe Bend is a horseshoe-shaped incised meander of the Colorado River located near the town of Page in Arizona. Known as the east rim of the Grand Canyon, this stunning natural phenomenon will take any visitor's breath away. Leashed dogs are welcome to hike to viewing points with their owners to enjoy the sunning views. Don't forget to bring water for your pup to enjoy on hot days and clean up any mess left behind. Vehicle passes are $10 each. See Details

Glen Canyon National Recreation Area

Page, AZ

Glen Canyon National Recreation Area Encompassing over 1.25 million acres, Glen Canyon National Recreation Area in Page, AZ, is dog friendly! Leashed pups are welcome to explore Glen Canyon and cool off in the lake. The Recreation Area is open 24 hours a day, year-round. Information on entrance fees for vehicles, motorcycles, individuals, and boats can be found on their official website. Fido is NOT allowed in archaeological sites; on marinas, docks, walkways, and launch ramps (except when proceeding directly to or from a boat); along the San Juan River from Clay Hills Crossing upstream to the Glen Canyon NRA boundary; in the Orange Cliffs particular permit area; on Rainbow Bridge NM (except for pets in vessels at the courtesy docks); on the Colorado River downstream from the dam to the boundary of the Grand Canyon NP; or in Coyote Gulch, within the limits of GCNRA. See Details

West Wetlands Park

Yuma, AZ

West Wetlands Park Leashed dogs are welcome at the 110-acre West Wetlands Park in Yuma, AZ. The 30 acres of the lower beach are restored with native trees and grasses, and an additional 30 acres of the upper beach are developed with a lake, picnic areas, parking, lighting and landscaping. The park is also home to the dog-friendly, 1.3-mile Charles Flynn Riverfront Trail. See Details

Copper Still Distillery

Lake Havasu City, AZ

Copper Still Distillery Fido is welcome to join you for specialty cocktails at dog-friendly attraction Copper Still Distillery. A small family-owned distillery, you and Fido are invited to the front or rear patios to enjoy a wide selection of flavored moonshine, vodka, whiskey, gin, and rum. Copper Still have a full bar and showcase tasty seasonal signature cocktails which you can remake at home using spirits sold on the premises. Light snacks are available as you sit and relax with a delicious refreshing summer cocktail or whiskey-infused winter warmer. See Details