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Mendocino Blog

A small dog in a red sweater sits on the hood of a vintage car parked outside the Cypress Inn, a hotel in California that welcomes pets. Several suitcases and golf bags rest beside the car. An American flag hangs overhead.

California hotels that don’t just tolerate dogs—they adore them

If you’ve traveled with a dog, you know there’s a big difference between hotels that merely tolerate pets and those that roll out the red…

Paws-itively perfect resort packages

In majestic Mendocino County, lucky dogs from the Little River Inn can accompany their people on sea cave kayaking tours

Glamping by the sea

California’s dog-friendly coastal glamping sites let you and your pup enjoy salty sea breezes, beach walks, and stunning sunsets with

A tan and white dog stands out on a sloped rock formation in Mendocino County. It wears a red harness connected to a green leash, its tongue lolling in evident delight. The surrounding area is full of lush greenery, providing a striking contrast to the dog's light-colored coat and creating a memorable scene for anyone exploring this picturesque natural setting with their pet.

Dog-friendly Mendocino County is magic in summer

Mesmerizing landscapes. Recreational richness. Dog-friendly resorts and small businesses. Magical Mendocino County has it all, and that’s why it’s such a popular Northern California destination. …

Paddle with pups in magical Mendocino

When temperatures get toasty across California’s inland valleys, the majestic Mendocino coast presents a cooler travel option. Enjoy blue skies

Five Siberian Huskies, each with a distinct coat color, sit snugly together atop an orange platform emblazoned with the word "Puptopia." The scene unfolds beneath a vivid blue sky on a bright day—a perfect image to grace any DogTrekker guide focused on spring and summer events where you can bring your dog.

DogTrekker’s official spring/summer event guide is live!

With sunlight lingering longer and wildflowers breaking into bloom, now’s the perfect time to play outside. While you’re at it, why not make a positive…

A curious dog has managed to insert its head and front body into the narrow gaps of a rustic stone wall at Stone Ranch. The piles of uneven, natural stones cleverly conceal much of the pup, leaving only its hind legs and wagging tail visible beneath a flat stone slab overhead.

Escape into nature at Stone Ranch and Mendocino Grove

The magic of Mendocino County is on full display at Mendocino Stone Ranch, a 50-acre event venue and retreat shaped

A white dog, wearing a collar and harness, is seated on a chair at a table in this welcoming brewery. The backdrop features the bold lettering "Overtime Brewing," encouraging visitors and their dogs to share in the enjoyment of local beers together.

Local pints, with your pup by your side

Good things are brewing on the Mendocino County Beer Trail. This corner of California is home to the storied Boonville Beer

Two shaggy dogs with thick coats of white and gray fur relax on a tiled patio next to two individuals seated at a table. Beyond them, the vibrant greenery and sparkling waterfront capture the inviting setting typical of Mendocino's dining spots.

Tasty treats for hungry travelers

Mendocino County’s dog-friendly dining venues range from vegetarian mainstays to buzzy burger spots with a pedigree. Consider scheduling a

Two dogs walk along a paved path. The first is small, with tan and white fur, wearing a pink vest that fits snugly around its body. Beside it strides a larger white dog in a wheelchair, its navy vest labeled "Captain" in bold lettering. Nearby, there's a parked car and wooden fence that evoke the quaint surroundings often found near Mendocino hotels.

Paws-itively welcoming hotel properties

Spectacular scenic beauty surrounds Mendocino County hotels and resorts. Kermit the Dog welcomes guests at Rendezvous Mendocino, a six-room bed-and-breakfast

A Labrador, its coat gleaming in the sunlight, sits contentedly on a grassy hill overlooking a tranquil river in Mendocino. A blue leash rests beside the dog as it surveys the scene. Dense green trees border the riverbank, enhancing the peacefulness of this natural spot and offering an ideal backdrop for those looking to explore with their canine companions.

Making tracks in Coastal Mendocino

DogTrekker readers are drawn to captivating Mendocino County, and for good reason. Few places feature more genuinely dog-friendly resorts set

Happy Holidays from the Stanford Inn

Moving to Mendocino in 1980, Joan and Jeff Stanford were changed by the creative and healing energies of the land which is situated between the…

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