Wild Blue Dogs camp along Lake Tahoe? You lucky dog.

A person sits on a wooden dock at sunset, flanked by two large dogs. The person is facing away from the camera and being licked on both sides of their face by the affectionate dogs. Calm waters of Lake Tahoe and soft sunlight provide a serene backdrop, creating a moment of simple companionship and peace.

There is still time to book your Lake Tahoe adventure! Photo by Sharon, Barbara, Diane.

Remember the magic of sleepaway camp? Now imagine a similar adventure, but for adults – with your pup by your side!

That dream is real during Wild Blue Dogs’ 2024 fall camp, September 16 to 22. Set on the Lake Tahoe waterfront, this exciting getaway packages dog-friendly activities, instruction, meals, and fun with new friends.

You’ll also enjoy great weather, clear water and quiet Tahoe beaches, all while helping Wild Blue Dogs raise funds to fight canine cancer.

Learn why past campers love Wild Blue Dogs camp. Read more.

Four-paw fun on the shores of Lake Tahoe

Six dogs of different breeds and sizes stand on a large rock in a forest near Lake Tahoe. The background shows trees, rocks, and lush greenery, indicating an ideal spot for outdoor activities with pets. The dogs look happy and engaged with their surroundings.

Photo by Wild Blue Dogs.

Wild Blue Dogs dishes up dazzling activities for pets and people – including agility, recall, nose work, tricks, conditioning, and kayaking Read more.

Dog-friendly Lake Tahoe: why your dog will thank you

German shepherd at the Tahoe Keys Resort.

Photo by Tahoe Keys Resort.

Dog-friendly Lake Tahoe is a dream for outdoor lovers and their four-legged friends. With pristine waters, majestic peaks, and numerous trails, it’s perfect for dog-friendly adventures. Here’s how to make the most of your Tahoe trip with your dog, including some hidden gems. Getting there Traveling to Lake Tahoe with your dog is simple. If … Continued Read more.

Find fall fun with your dog on the shores of South Lake Tahoe

A group of people and their dogs hike through a rocky trail in a forested area. Large boulders and tall trees surround them. They take in the scenic view of South Lake Tahoe's lake and mountains under a clear sky, enjoying the fall season.

Photo by Wild Blue Dogs.

Fall is a great time to visit Lake Tahoe, thanks to fewer crowds, comfortable weather, and, of course, that dazzling blue water.

FALL CAMP

Wild Blue Dogs holds their Fall Camp activities September 16 – 22 on a fenced, 33-acre property between Edgewood Golf Course and Zephyr Cove, on the Nevada side of the lake. (The facility doubles as a midsummer 4-H camp).

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