Featured things to do
Apple Country Christmas Trees
Camino
Apple Country Christmas Trees in Camino, El Dorado County, offers a delightful experience for both humans and their furry companions.
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Crystal Creek Farm
Camino
A family-owned choose-and-cut Christmas tree farm in picturesque Camino, California. Located right in Apple Hill, we have a large selection of groomed trees on 20 wooded acres of rolling hills.
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El Dorado Orchards
Camino
El Dorado Orchards in Camino, El Dorado County, is a must-visit destination for dog owners seeking a fun-filled day out. Fido can enjoy watching the kids ride the Apple Ridge Express, a charming miniature train that circles the property.
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Hillside Tree Farm
Camino
Hillside Tree Farm, located in Camino, El Dorado County, is a must-visit destination for those seeking the perfect Christmas tree in the Gold Country region.
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Denver Dan’s Apple Patch
Camino
Denver Dan's Apple Patch is a dog-friendly attraction in Camino in California’s Gold Country.
Read moreIndian Rock Tree Farm
Camino
In the picturesque town of Camino, Indian Rock Tree Farm is more than just a Christmas tree farm - it's a beloved holiday destination for families, including those with furry, four-legged members.
Read moreLarsen Apple Barn
Camino
Founded by the Larsen family in the 1860's, this is the longest family-owned Apple Hill™ farm. You’ll find over 20 varieties of apples picked right here on the ranch.
Read moreLevi’s Tree Farm
Camino
Levi's Tree Farm, located in Camino, El Dorado County, is a serene destination in Gold Country where visitors can enjoy a delightful tree-shopping experience.
Read moreRainbow Orchards
Camino
Rainbow Orchards, a 3rd generation family farm in Camino, El Dorado County, is a beloved destination in Gold Country.
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Camino
Secret Ravine Farm is a dog-friendly attraction in Camino in California’s Gold Country.
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Camino
Smart's Christmas Tree Farm is a dog-friendly attraction in Camino in California’s Gold Country.
Read moreThe Hangtown Kid Apple Ranch
Camino
The Hangtown Kid Apple Ranch in Camino, El Dorado County, is a delightful destination for those seeking a dog-friendly agricultural experience in Gold Country.
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Capital sipping experiences
Sacramento makes a perfect base for dog-friendly wine tasting. Sip on the patio at Revolution Winery in Midtown, then head to the Apple Hill region near Placerville for fall farm visits and hillside vineyard views.
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Make Apple Hill a dog-friendly tradition
El Dorado County's Apple Hill region has over 50 family-owned farms, ranches and wineries that welcome leashed dogs. Visit in fall for fresh cider, pie and u-pick orchards, or anytime for wine tasting with scenic vineyard views.
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Up the hill in Placerville with your furry sidekick
Placerville, once known as Hangtown, is now one of Gold Country's most dog-friendly towns. Check into the historic Cary House Hotel, dine on Main Street patios, hike along the American River and explore nearby Apple Hill with your pup.
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San Francisco county’s GGNRA bounty
San Francisco's GGNRA lands wrap nearly the entire shoreline, from Fort Mason to Fort Funston. Dogs can romp off-leash at select beaches, explore 24 miles of Presidio trails, and take in million-dollar views along the Lands End path.
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Finding gold in El Dorado County
El Dorado County's Apple Hill region comes alive in fall with 50-plus farms and ranches welcoming visitors. Load up on fresh apples, sample wines at Boeger Winery, and grab a bite in downtown Placerville with your pup.
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Urban rambles in San Francisco
San Francisco may be the most dog-friendly big city anywhere. Crissy Field, Fort Funston and Bernal Heights Park offer off-leash romps with stunning views, while the Presidio, Golden Gate Park and waterfront trails provide on-leash adventures.
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