Fetch a trip you’ll both enjoy at dog-friendly Tenaya Lodge. If you’re planning to visit areas in Yosemite National Park that have restrictions on dogs such as Badger Pass, you have the option of reserving a limited spot at Tenaya Lodge’s indoor dog kennel.
If you’re staying in the Fish Camp area, you and your pup can spend time together outside at Jackalope’s Bar and Grill. Tenaya’s pet-friendly lodging is proof that friendship travels. Call (888) 514-2167 for more information.
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