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Palm Canyon Hotel & RV Resort
Temecula
Travel the Highway West to Palm Canyon RV Resort & Hotel where you can unwind in unique accommodations such as vintage trailer and air stream rentals, Wild West themed hotel rooms or in the comfort of your own RV.
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Leapin’ Lizard RV Ranch
Borrego Springs
Leapin' Lizard RV Ranch in Borrego Springs, San Diego County, Southern California, offers a delightful retreat for RV enthusiasts seeking a dog-friendly getaway.
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Borrego Springs
Pablito's Mexican Bar & Grill is a casual dining spot in Borrego Springs, CA, offering a taste of authentic Mexican cuisine. Located in San Diego County in Southern California, this restaurant is a popular choice among locals and visitors alike.
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Desert days & mountain stays
Glamping in California's mountains and deserts pairs epic scenery with dog-friendly comfort. From safari tents near Yosemite to Western-themed lodging at the gateway to Anza-Borrego, these retreats offer hiking, stargazing and wide-open spaces for your pup. From alpine meadows to…
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Top 5 dog-friendly adventures in the California deserts
From Joshua Tree's Barker Dam Trail to Anza-Borrego's palm oasis hike and Lake Cahuilla's shoreline, the California deserts serve up five outstanding adventures for dogs and their humans. Leash up and explore. Hike the Barker Dam Trail, Joshua Tree National…
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The California Desert Region
California's desert regions offer fantastic fall and winter getaways with your dog. Drive through Joshua Tree, explore dirt roads at Anza Borrego, stargaze in Borrego Springs or camp among surreal rock formations in California City. The Greater Palm Springs area…
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Joshua Tree and Anza Borrego
Joshua Tree and Anza Borrego welcome dogs in campgrounds and along hundreds of miles of dirt roads, even though trails are off-limits. Dog-friendly lodging surrounds both parks, and winter through early spring brings ideal weather and spectacular desert wildflowers.
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Roll, stroll and sniff: California’s most wheelchair-accessible dog-friendly beaches
Sand is where good intentions go to get stuck. A boardwalk ends, the dunes begin, and suddenly a wheelchair, a walker or a 14-year-old dog with stiff hips is parked at the edge of the very thing you drove out…
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Cinco de Mayo with your dog: California’s best patios
Cinco de Mayo is one of California’s great outdoor holidays. The first week of May delivers reliably warm weather from San Diego to Sacramento, patio season hits full stride, and the margaritas flow. And if you have a dog? You’re…
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