South Lake Tahoe
South Lake Tahoe is known for nearby ski resorts and beaches, with Lake Tahoe dog-friendly beaches nearby. The city’s restaurants and bars merge with the casinos of adjacent Stateline, Nevada. Van Sickle Bi-State Park has wooded trails and lake views. West of the city, Emerald Bay State Park includes Vikingsholm, a 1929 Nordic-style mansion. Dogs are allowed at the Tallac Historic Site from Valhalla Pier to Tallac Point (where the Lake of the Sky Trail meets the lakefront)
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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.
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Fall is a great time to visit Lake Tahoe, thanks to fewer crowds, comfortable weather, and, of course, that dazzling blue water.
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