Dog-gone good dining at the Little River Inn

A yellow lab sitting on the steps at Little River Inn.

Maya on her way to dinner under the tent at Little River Inn. Photo by Dave Kendrick.

After a day spent hiking the Big River Trail, swimming at nearby Van Damme State Beach, or simply lounging on your ocean-view deck, you’re bound to get hungry. Read more.

Dog-friendly rooms for all kinds of families

two dachshunds wearing pajamas at Little River Inn

Pups love staying in the Hannah Madison Cottage. Photo by Little River Inn.

Anchored around a charming 1853 home, the Little River Inn has stylish accommodations with dog-friendly amenities like water dishes, waste bags, welcome treats and pet towels. Read more.

A prized property on the Pacific

an aerial view of Little River Inn on a cliff near the ocean.

The Little River Inn features amazing views and amenities, but the people really make this property shine. The innkeepers have deep Mendocino County roots Read more.

Your dog deserves a vacation too!

Rosie at Little River Inn. Photo by Little River Inn.

The Little River Inn rolls out the red carpet for dog-lovers and their four-legged friends. They offer two fabulous packages: the Water Dog Sea Cave Package and the River Dog Package. Choose one or choose both! The Water Dog Sea Cave Package offers dog-friendly kayaking on the ocean off Van Damme state beach with sea cave tours. The River Dog Package offers a 3-hour dog-friendly, ultra-stable outrigger canoe excursion on Big River for you and your dog.

Noyo Harbor Inn is inviting you this spring and summer!

Photo by Noyo Harbor Inn.

Year after year, DogTrekkers tell us that the North Coast is their favorite California coastal getaway and Fort Bragg is a popular home base for enjoying spring and summer canoe routes, coastal trails, photo walks and Skunk Train rides. Welcome to the Noyo Harbor Inn where dog-friendly rooms overlook the tree-lined Noyo River. The inn features waterfront patio dining, spa services and authentic Craftsman details dating back more than a century. For dogs, it is truly a ruff place to stay.