Dog friendly lodging in Mariposa

Best Western Plus Yosemite Way Station

4999 Hwy. 140
Mariposa, California 95338
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Local Phone: (209) 966-7545

Choose this charming and tranquil Mariposa hotel and enjoy the location—about an hour or less from Yosemite National Park and Sierra National Forest.

Dog-friendly policies:

  • Size: 80 lb. max
  • Breed restrictions: None
  • Maximum number allowed: 2
  • Cost per dog: $30 Per Night
  • Refundable Deposit: $100
  • Percentage of rooms that are dog-friendly: Less than 50%
  • Other comments: Dogs must not be left in room unattended and must be on leash in public areas.

Dog-friendly property amenities:

  • Dog Waste Bags

Arch in from the West (Mariposa County, West Entrance)
You coming? <br/> Photo Credit: @rubyinthebay
You coming?
Photo Credit: @rubyinthebay
Open the windows and let your pup take in the smells as you drive Highway 140 from Merced to Yosemite’s El Portal/Arch Rock entrance. This route offers plenty of dog-friendly fun along its windy way, passing through the towns of Mariposa, Midpines and El Portal. If you are coming south on Highway 49, be sure to check out Coulterville, a monument to another time. We recommend staying in one of these historic towns before heading into the park. more »
Mariposa County: West Entrance (Hwy 140)
River explores Hite Cove Trail - Photo Credit: @thewildriverflow
River explores Hite Cove Trail - Photo Credit: @thewildriverflow
The Highway 140 corridor through Mariposa County leads to the Arch Rock entrance to Yosemite National Park, offering plenty of dog-friendly lodging choices and recreational opportunities along its winding way. more »
Mariposa County (West/Arch Rock) Entrance
Arch Rock entrance - Dave Eyenin (CC)
Arch Rock entrance - Dave Eyenin (CC)
While visiting Yosemite National Park might be the goal, a trip through the region is also about the journey. It would be a shame to arrive at the park’s Highway 140 (El Portal) entrance without having paused to explore Mariposa County along the way. Start in the town of Mariposa, the historic county seat, with breakfast at Jantz Bakery or lunch at the delightful Deli Garden Café. more »
Meandering Mariposa County With Your Dog
Zoe at Tuolumne South Fork. Photo by jenkinson2455 (CC)
Zoe at Tuolumne South Fork. Photo by jenkinson2455 (CC)
Highway 140 through Mariposa County leads to Yosemite National Park, but there’s so much for you and Fido to see and do along the way that you might want to start your trip a day early. Start in Mariposa, the historic county seat, with breakfast at Jantz Bakery or lunch at the delightful Deli Garden Café. For an afternoon diversion, visit Butterfly Creek Winery, which welcomes dogs in its tasting room and picnic area; or try some of the big reds for which the region is known at the dog-friendly Casto Fine Wine & Art tasting room downtown. more »
Get Thee to Yosemite
Normally, waterfall season at Yosemite National Park doesn’t peak until May. But this year’s light snow pack and unusually warm weather have teased Mother Nature into an earlier schedule. This season’s gushers won’t compare in volume with last year’s, but sights in the gorgeous valley are nevertheless guaranteed to put a smile on your face, a crick in your neck and a wag in Rover’s tail. And now, before the summer hoards arrive, is a great time to go. more »
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