Other hotels and motels
The Palms River Resort
Needles
The Palms River Resort is a dog-friendly campground in Needles in California’s Southern California, welcoming guests and their four-legged companions.
Read moreThe Westcott Palm Springs
Palm Springs
Consistently rated the best bed and breakfast in Palm Springs, The Westcott delivers a combination of the glamorous history with modern accommodations.
Read moreWheel-Er In Family Resort
Earp
Wheel-Er In Family Resort, located on the California side of the Colorado River at Parker/Earp, offers a serene escape for travelers seeking a dog-friendly campground experience in Earp, San Bernardino County.
Read moreWigwam Motel
San Bernardino
Stay in a historic concrete tepee on Route 66 at the pet-friendly Wigwam Motel in San Bernardino, California.
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Splash hits: Summer delights for water-loving dogs
The dog days of summer are here! Got a pup who loves the water? California's rivers, lakes and coastal landscapes welcome four-legged family members with paw-some adventures.
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Dive into summer at Big Bear Lake
Big Bear Lake boasts 300 days of sunshine and dark nights perfect for stargazing, but that's just the start. This mountain jewel in the San Bernardino National Forest also has great fishing, boating and water activities, hiking and biking trails…
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26 dog-friendly cabins in Big Bear
26 dog-friendly cabins across Big Bear and the San Bernardino Mountains, from Big Bear Lake to Yermo, drawn from DogTrekker's directory of vetted pet-welcoming properties.
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Pups for the planet: leaving only paw prints
This Earth Day, DogTrekker is celebrating something worth wagging about: our community. A recent reader survey shows 99% of you pack it in and pack it out, and 95% leash up in sensitive habitats. Now, that’s a pack worth howling…
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Heatstroke and hot pavement: California dog summer safety
Heatstroke kills 50–64% of affected dogs, and 3 out of 4 cases are caused by exercise — not hot weather alone. Here's what California dog owners need to know about hot pavement, warning signs, emergency cooling, and the state law…
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ADA accessible dog-friendly trails in Southern California
Southern California’s diverse landscape — from mountain lakes to desert oases to coastal bluffs — offers a surprising number of paved and accessible trails where handlers with mobility needs and their dogs can enjoy the outdoors together. Whether we’re talking…
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