Other places to stay
Pleasant Inn Motel
Morro Bay
Pleasant Inn Motel is a dog-friendly hotel in Morro Bay in California’s Central Coast, welcoming guests and their four-legged companions.
Read morePortola Hotel Monterey
Monterey
Portola Hotel & Spa at Monterey Bay offers a nautically inspired retreat in Monterey, overlooking the serene waters of Monterey Bay.
Read moreRancho Oso RV & Camping Resort
Santa Barbara
Rancho Oso RV & Camping Resort is a dog-friendly campground in Santa Barbara in California’s Central Coast, welcoming guests and their four-legged companions.
Read moreRed Lion Hotel
Monterey
The Red Lion Hotel in Monterey offers a prime location halfway between Historic Downtown Monterey and Charming Carmel by the Sea, making it a convenient base for exploring the local attractions.
Read moreRed Roof Inn and Suites
Monterey
The Red Roof Inn & Suites Monterey is non-smoking and conveniently located near Highway 1, 68 and 218 near the juncture of Monterey, Seaside and Del Rey Oaks. Less than 5 miles away from Monterey Fairgrounds and the beach.
Read moreResidence Inn Los Angeles
Thousand Oaks
Residence Inn by Marriott in Westlake Village, conveniently situated between Los Angeles and Ventura County, offers a welcoming retreat for travelers seeking a home away from home.
Read moreResidence Inn Salinas Monterey
Salinas
In Salinas, the Residence Inn Salinas Monterey is a haven for travelers seeking a pet-friendly retreat along the Central Coast of California.
Read moreResidence Inn Santa Barbara
Goleta
Residence Inn Santa Barbara Goleta was built to enhance extended stays and short-term visits. This brand-new hotel provides easy access to Santa Barbara and an array of popular attractions including Sterns Wharf and University of California, Santa Barbara.
Read moreRidgemark Golf Club and Resort
Hollister
In the picturesque town of Hollister, Ridgemark Golf Club and Resort offers a tranquil escape for both golf enthusiasts and their furry companions.
Read moreRiverbench Santa Barbara
Santa Barbara
Riverbench Santa Barbara is a dog-friendly campground in Santa Barbara in California’s Central Coast, welcoming guests and their four-legged companions.
Read moreRiverside Campground & Cabins
Big Sur
Riverside Campground & Cabins in Big Sur, Monterey County, California Coast, is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts seeking a dog-friendly camping experience.
Read moreRockview Inns & Suites
Morro Bay
Rockview Inns & Suites is a dog-friendly hotel in Morro Bay in California’s Central Coast, welcoming guests and their four-legged companions.
Read moreRose Garden Inn
Santa Barbara
In Santa Barbara, the Rose Garden Inn offers a welcoming retreat for both you and your furry companion.
Read moreSan Benito RV & Camping Resort
Paicines
San Benito RV & Camping Resort is a dog-friendly campground in Paicines in California’s Central Coast, welcoming guests and their four-legged companions.
Read moreSan Lorenzo Park
King City
San Lorenzo Park, part of Monterey County Parks, is as picturesque as the Salinas Valley which surrounds it.
Read moreSan Luis Creek Lodge
San Luis Obispo
San Luis Creek Lodge, located in downtown San Luis Obispo, has been reinterpreted with a sophisticated California aesthetic that combines a contemporary farmhouse inspiration and a Central Coast bohemian flair.
Read moreSan Luis Inn and Suites
San Luis Obispo
San Luis Inn and Suites, located in the historical district of San Luis Obispo, offers a dog-friendly retreat for travelers exploring the Central Coast.
Read moreSanctuary Beach Resort
Marina
Discover a haven for you and your furry companion at Sanctuary Beach Resort in Marina, Monterey County. This prestigious coastal retreat offers a dog-friendly experience like no other along the Central Coast.
Read moreSand Pebbles Inn
Cambria
Sand Pebbles Inn in Cambria, San Luis Obispo County, along the California Coast, offers a dog-friendly retreat with most rooms boasting partial ocean views.
Read moreSands Inn & Suites
San Luis Obispo
The dog-friendly Sands Inn & Suites in San Luis Obispo, located within walking distance of the CalPoly campus, offers a comfortable stay for travelers and their furry companions.
Read moreSanta Barbara Sunrise RV Park
Santa Barbara
The only RV park located in the city of Santa Barbara.
Read moreSanta Cruz Harbor RV Park
Santa Cruz
Santa Cruz Harbor RV Park, located in Santa Cruz County along the Central Coast, offers a serene retreat for RV enthusiasts.
Read moreSanta Cruz Ranch RV Park
Scotts Valley
Santa Cruz Ranch RV Park offers a serene retreat in Scotts Valley, Santa Cruz County, California Coast, just 5 miles from the beach and Redwoods.
Read moreSanta Margarita KOA
Santa Margarita
Known as the "Best-kept Secret on the Central Coast of California." This rustic, rural campground is carved into the side of a hill on 69 acres with mainly dirt roads and sites.
Read moreMore Adventures in Central Coast
8 dog-friendly cabins in Monterey and Big Sur
8 dog-friendly cabins across Monterey and Big Sur, from Big Sur to Pacific Grove, drawn from DogTrekker's directory of vetted pet-welcoming properties.
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Spring in Paso Robles with your dog
Paso Robles wine country has a short window every year when the hills turn electric green, the vines are just starting to leaf out, and the tasting rooms…
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Central Coast nesting season: a dog owner’s calendar
Month-by-month guide to Central Coast beach closures for snowy plover nesting, plus dog-friendly beaches that stay open March through September.
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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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An easy California dog trip for seniors
California suits seniors traveling with dogs when the trip is built around short drives, easy walks, cooler weather and stops with clear pet rules.
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Santa Barbara with your dog: what locals keep quiet
Santa Barbara's dog-friendly secret isn't on the downtown wharf: it's in the foothills, the canyons, and a beach the locals still call Hendry's. Here's where we actually go on a Central Coast weekend.
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