Featured places to stay
Camp Far West North Shore
Wheatland
Camp Far West North Shore in Wheatland, Yuba County, is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts seeking a dog-friendly camping experience in Gold Country.
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Americas Best Value Inn
Marysville
Americas Best Value Inn Marysville offers affordable, dog-friendly accommodations in Yuba County, serving as a convenient stop in the northern Sacramento Valley.
Read moreFiddle Creek Campground
Camptonville
Fiddle Creek Campground in Camptonville, Sierra County, within the High Sierra Region, offers a serene retreat for outdoor enthusiasts.
Read moreLake Francis Resort
Dobbins
Located in Dobbins, Yuba County, Lake Francis Resort is a premier dog-friendly destination in the Central Valley.
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Oregon House
Lake of the Springs RV Resort in Oregon House, Yuba County, Central Valley, is a sprawling 950-acre campground offering a serene retreat for outdoor enthusiasts.
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Spring splash: where your water dog wants to be
California is warming up and your water dog knows it. From the crystal-clear pools of the South Yuba River to calm Lake Natoma, here are the best spring splash spots to hit before the crowds arrive.
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Pup-tastic adventures in the great outdoors
Vacaville's mild climate and 30-plus parks make it a prime destination for outdoor fun with dogs. Hike the trails at Lagoon Valley Park or let pups play fetch at Alamo Creek Park.
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A dog day in Vacaville
Plan a full day out with your dog in Vacaville, from morning coffee and the Centennial Dog Park to wine tasting in Suisun Valley, craft beer at The Brass Tap, and hiking at Lagoon Valley Park.
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Stroller-friendly hikes for wheels, feet and paws
California offers plenty of paved, stroller-friendly trails where dogs are welcome too. From Lake Tahoe's Lam Watah Trail to San Francisco's Crissy Field and the historic Independence Trail near Nevada City, these paths work for wheels, feet and paws alike.
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Dog-friendly Highway 20 preserves beckon in spring
The Sierra foothills along Highway 20 between Marysville and Nevada City burst with wildflowers and waterfalls each spring. South Yuba River State Park and the vast Spenceville Wildlife Area both offer gorgeous, dog-friendly trails worth a weekend trip.
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