In Mendocino County, Mendocino Grove is the place to glamp it up with your pup in Mendocino. On 37 wooded acres between Mendocino Village and Big River, offers roomy safari tents that come fully outfitted.
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Maybe you like the idea of camping but don’t own (or care to own) the requisite equipment. Enter “glamping,” a hybrid word referring to rustic-chic, outdoor-oriented lodging that doesn’t involve pitching your own tent. A new player on the scene, Inn Town Campground, just outside the Gold Country town of Nevada City, does it right with a colony of safari-style tents outfitted with electricity, comfy beds, fresh linens, artsy accessories and outdoor seating. Read more.
Leash up for a fall trip to Mendocino
Photo Credit: Berklee Akutagawa.
If peace, quiet and scenery are your vacation priorities, you’ll find plenty of all three in big, diverse Mendocino County—especially in September and October, when you’re likely to experience the best weather conditions of the year. For the ultimate in privacy, try a vacation rental like Redwood Majic, a two-bedroom home with fenced yard tucked deep into the forest just a mile from Mendocino Village.
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Photo by Angela Snoberger.
Bird watching in Mendocino. Photo Credit: Angela Snoberger Over the past five years, DogTrekker.com has presented many stories on places to go and things to do with dogs in Mendocino County. Take a look back at more of our favorites, and be inspired to head north this holiday season!
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Rio at Point Cabrillo Lighthouse station. Photo by Sueanne.
Just north of Little River, picturesque Mendocino village, with its wealth of lacy Victorians and colorful saltbox cottages, has more places than you can shake a tennis ball at to enjoy with your four-legged friend.
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