Dog-Friendly Things To Do near Humboldt County

Featured things to do

Big Lagoon County Park

Trinidad

Please note: ocean side of the sand spit can host sneaker waves. Keep the kids and pets in tow.

Blue Ox Millworks & Historic Park in Eureka, Humboldt County, offers a unique experience where visitors can witness the intricate process of transforming bare logs into exquisite custom woodworking pieces.

Clam Beach

Trinidad

Please note: dogs allowed off leash on the wave slope as long as they are under voice control and on-leash on dry sand.

Emerald Forest of Trinidad

Trinidad

Emerald Forest of Trinidad, located in Humboldt County on the North Coast, offers a serene retreat for travelers seeking a dog-friendly RV and camping experience.

Moonstone Beach

Trinidad

Moonstone Beach, located just south of Trinidad in Humboldt County along the California Coast, offers a picturesque setting for water fun with your furry companion.

Avenue of the Giants

Phillipsville

Avenue of the Giants in Phillipsville, Humboldt County, offers a scenic 31-mile drive along a narrow, winding section of old Highway 1 between Phillipsville and Pepperwood.

Hounds of Humboldt

Arcata

Hounds of Humboldt, Humboldt's first indoor/outdoor dog park and taproom, is set to open in the summer of 2024. In the meantime, they host dog-friendly pop-up events in Humboldt County.

Humboldt Redwoods State Park

Weott

Humboldt Redwoods State Park is a dog-friendly activity in Weott in California’s North Coast.

Ma-le’l Dunes

Arcata

While DogTrekker regularly updates off-leash rules, it is important to check to be sure that this area still allows voice control prior to removing your dog’s leash.

Samoa Dunes Recreation Area

Samoa

While DogTrekker regularly updates off-leash rules, it is important to check to be sure that this area still allows voice control prior to removing your dog’s leash.

Shrine Drive-Thru Tree

Myers Flat

In Myers Flat, Humboldt County, along the North Coast, travelers can experience the unique attraction of Shrine Drive-Thru Tree. Visitors can drive their car through a redwood tree or over a fallen redwood log, providing a memorable photo opportunity.