Stanford Inn: #1 for dogs
The Stanford Inn has welcomed dogs since its earliest days, with no size or breed restrictions. Pups get welcome treats, in-room dog sheets, stainless steel bowls and 10 acres of trails and gardens to explore.
Read moreThe Stanford Inn has welcomed dogs since its earliest days, with no size or breed restrictions. Pups get welcome treats, in-room dog sheets, stainless steel bowls and 10 acres of trails and gardens to explore.
Read moreThe Stanford Inn on the Mendocino coast sets a dreamy scene for romantic getaways. Ocean-view rooms with fireplaces, spa services, river tours and creative workshops help couples reconnect alongside their pups.
Read moreFamilies love the Stanford Inn for its kid-friendly adventures, from canoe trips on Big River to scavenger hunts in the organic gardens. Spacious suites, a heated pool and complimentary breakfast round out the appeal.
Read moreNot all pet-friendly motels truly welcome dogs. Learn how to spot the real deal by checking reviews, comparing fees, assessing on-site amenities and evaluating staff attitudes before booking your next trip with your pup.
Read moreCalifornia summers are packed with dog-friendly celebrations, from Sacramento River Cats Wet Nose Wednesdays and the Puptopia Festival in Big Bear to the Surf Dog Surf-A-Thon in San Diego and brewery fundraisers across the Bay Area. Here are our top…
Read moreThree dog-friendly California road trips worth taking: Yosemite to Mammoth Lakes through the Eastern Sierra, Jenner to Leggett along the coast, and Redding to Mount Shasta through volcanic country. Each route features pet-friendly stops and stunning scenery.
Read moreThe Skunk Train in Mendocino County earned a top-five spot in USA Today's Best Scenic Train Ride awards. Dogs are welcome aboard for the ride through redwood forests, and the surrounding area offers beaches, trails and breweries.
Read moreUkiah, right off Highway 101 in Mendocino County, is a funky dog lover's dream. The town offers an off-leash dog park, a scenic rail trail through vineyards, pet-friendly breweries and annual events celebrating all things canine.
Read moreFrom treat turn-down service to doggy room service, here's how to spot a truly dog-friendly hotel in California. Plus, the right questions to ask before booking and our top five picks for pup-welcoming stays.
Read moreMendocino County pairs stunning Pacific coastline with dog-friendly adventures like kayaking, Skunk Train rides through redwoods, botanical garden strolls, and winery visits. The Little River Inn makes an ideal pup-welcoming basecamp.
Read moreSalmon poisoning disease is a potentially fatal illness that strikes dogs who eat raw fish along the California coast. Know the warning signs, including lethargy, vomiting, and fever, and seek veterinary care immediately.
Read moreHighway 128 winds through Mendocino's Anderson Valley past dog-friendly wineries, farmstead cheese stops, and craft breweries. Tasting rooms hand out treats, and spots like Pennyroyal Farm even feature sheep-herding border collies.
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