Huntington Beach Dog Beach, Orange County. This salty-dog paradise encompasses a 1.5-mile section of a 3.5-mile-long beach that seems plucked straight out of a surfer movie.
Read more.The Waterfront Beach Resort, a Hilton Hotel
Love life by the beach with The Waterfront Beach Resort, A Hilton Hotel’s new stylish oceanfront suites. The spacious suites feature a private furnished balcony overlooking the beach and ocean, and include an impressive amenities package unique to The Twin Dolphin Tower.
The Huntington Beach suites in The Twin Dolphin Tower also include pet-friendly accommodations and a range of hotel amenities for both pets and owners alike. Read more.
Paséa Hotel & Spa, Huntington Beach
Just steps from the beach and the famous pier in “Surf City USA,” the 250 room Paséa Hotel & Spa, part of the prestigious Meritage Collection, features bright coastal décor, dog-friendly outdoor tables for dining and quick access to all the places you want to visit with your pooch. Read more.
Traveling with a dog in Huntington Beach California
By Lauren Lloyd
Voted as one of California’s dog-friendliest cities, Surf City USA welcomes four-legged kids with open arms at restaurants, parks, and hotels, along its paved beach path, and even dedicates a stretch of beach to salty pups. We don’t want you to leave your best friend at home any more than you do, so here’s a helpful guide to exploring town with your canine companion in tow. Read more.
If everybody had a surf dog…
You’re sure to have a Beach Boys sound track playing in your head as you and your pup cavort on aptly named Dog Beach, the leash-free segment of 3.5-mile-long Huntington Beach, centerpiece of the city of the same name (also known as Surf City USA). Surf culture rules in this SoCal mecca for more than 8 million annual visitors—and sometimes, especially during the annual Surf City Surf Dog competition (Sept. 24 this year), it seems like there are that many dogs, too! Read more.
