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Best Dog Friendly Vacations – There’s something about January that makes me want to sit down with a calendar and plan a whole bunch of trips for the coming year. It’s so cold and dark outside that curling up with a laptop and planning adventures is incredibly satisfying.
Although our big international trip was cut short during the pandemic, we enjoyed getting reacquainted with the Seattle area and all of its great (and dog-friendly!) getaways this weekend. After ten years away from New York and Chicago, it was nice to come back and rediscover my favorite vacation spots, as well as see all the new and innovative glamping sites, boutique hotels, and unique Airbnbs that have popped up here. Most of all, I loved how many of them offer dog friendly options during your stay. I am much happier when we can take Dave and Lizzie on holiday.
Best Dog Friendly Vacations
We have a ton of trips planned this month, so I thought I’d give you all a look at my list of fun and dog-friendly vacations in the Pacific Northwest to look forward to for our 2022 adventures. I even pulled out all the fine print out and linked directly to the pet policy of any choice. Explore information on 23 dog-friendly inns, boutique hotels, resorts, glamping sites, tiny houses, Airstreams, log cabins and cottages in the Seattle area. 👇🏻🐶
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I look forward to a trip to this beautiful inn and event space near picturesque Friday Harbour, home to several “dog friendly, dog friendly” cottages. How amazing does this photo look? Plus, we love the great walks and views of San Juan Island. Detailed information about dogs can be found here under the description of each cabin.
Take your best friend with you and experience the magic of wine at one of our favorite resorts in the area. We have been running weekend trips to Sagecliffe since 2015 and it never disappoints. Hiking, wine tasting and spectacular views of the Columbia River Gorge make this a dream stay. Deets on puppy policy here.
Captain Whidbey is at the top of my travel “bucket list” in 2022. Thanks to recent posts in publications like Vogue, this beautifully restored historic inn has already popped up on my Instagram and I can’t wait to take a trip. Click on the reservation system to see which rooms (like the Pilson Cabin!) are marked as pet friendly.
Walla Walla is one of the best wine regions in the country with over 120 wineries, so I really can’t imagine a better place to spend a few days. I’ve had my eye on this modern hotel in the city center for a while because it looks like the perfect base for a weekend in the snow or a weekend drinking wine. or both! A limited number of pet-friendly rooms are available upon request. Details are given here.
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We’ve blogged before about how much we love Getaway Tiny Houses and are looking for a new location in the Skagit Valley. They are the perfect way to escape to nature while staying warm and dry. How amazing is this iconic bedside window? Dogs are allowed for a fee – details here.
Honestly, Coho Oceanfront stole my heart with these waterfront fire pits. Although this Oregon Coast cottage is located near Seattle, its strikingly modern interior and stunning Pacific Ocean views make it worth the drive. Dogs under 25 pounds are welcome in select rooms – see more details here.
My New Year’s resolution is to book a stay at the Dream Lodge in St. Edward – that should be easy since it’s only half an hour’s drive from the city. This historic synagogue has been restored to a luxurious and elegant property located on 326 acres of trails directly on Lake Washington. Plus, you can relax after a day of sightseeing with a visit to the spa or sample Pacific Northwest cuisine at Cedar + Elm Restaurant. Dog details here.
We spent a perfect weekend at The Lodges on Vashon in January 2020 – and blogged about it – and the memories got me through the first few months of isolation. Modern 570-square-foot apartments offer amenities such as private patios, fireplaces, and soaking tubs. Additionally, they are the perfect base for exploring Vashon Island’s beautiful beaches and for excursions. Nine of the sixteen cottages are dog friendly. Simply select “Pet Holiday” in the booking portal – more details can be found here.
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I’ve been dreaming about being in one of those Insta-famous A-frames for way too long, and I’m determined to make it happen this year. Tye River Cabin Co. Offering three different stunning A-frame cabins hidden in the heart of the National Forest Mt. Baker-Snoquomy, and all three get pets for a fee. Word to the wise though, ordering can be difficult considering each of her beautiful Insta posts gets thousands of likes. Pet information is listed under each cabin detail.
We spent a blessed Easter weekend in Semiahmoo in 2019 and I was looking for an opportunity to return to the beautiful scenery and remote beach that Lizzie loves to explore. Just a stone’s throw from the Canadian border, this peaceful resort is an ideal base for hiking and stunning views of Washington’s North Shore. They are very dog friendly, and pups are welcome with their own bowls, bed and souvenirs (at least during our visit). Dog details here.
Step back in time when you stay in one of these vintage RVs in Dayton, Oregon. The best part? They are located in the Willamette Wine Country. The trailers include pour-over coffee, luxurious linens and fancy bathrobes. Puppies can stay in the Shasta trailer. You can find more details here.
Anacortes is one of my favorite day trips from the city. Drive an hour and a half north of Seattle and check out this beautiful downtown beach town filled with quaint shops, delicious cafes, and waterfront views. (Watermark Book Co. is one of my favorite bookstores in Washington!) We love the very famous downtown inn, The Majestic, for its comfortable guest rooms and amazing rooftop bar. Their detailed puppy policy can be found here.
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I love a vacation of a lifetime, and Winthrop’s Rolling Huts certainly delivers. These tiny houses were designed by Seattle-based Olson Kundig Architects as a modern alternative to camping. Go for a walk or just relax and enjoy the beautiful view of the mountains. Their Hotels.com listing includes a pet policy detailed in the “Fees and Policies” section.
This luxury resort on Hood Canal has been proud to welcome pups since 1913, and with a full menu of fido-friendly amenities, we can believe it. Consider renting a kayak, hiking the trails, or just enjoying the view. Read the description of the dog here.
Okay, so this trailer isn’t technically available yet, but we’ve signed up to receive pre-order alerts when these great trailers are released in Olympic National Park. They offer comfort beyond standard camping, while providing a secluded and sustainable way to connect with nature. Two locations are opening soon in Washington, DC, and we’re keeping our fingers crossed that we can get reservations for the summer. Their pet policy can be found in the FAQ section here.
I’m obsessed with the beautiful new Water’s Edge Suites at this historic inn on Orkes Island, which feature a private balcony overlooking the bay. I can already see myself curled up there with a book. I think the only thing that can distract me is the amazing menu at the hotel’s New Leaf Cafe. Well behaved dogs are welcome in selected rooms, apartments and studio apartments – details here.
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If you follow us on Instagram, you know we make quick trips to Seabrook whenever we can. This beautiful beach town on the beautiful Pacific coast of Washington is really everything I look for in a vacation – a picturesque downtown with amazing shops and restaurants, many real estate rental options and a real estate sandy beach Many rental companies welcome puppies.
The Woodmark has beautiful views of Lake Washington, and offers a blissful retreat a short drive from downtown Seattle. Browse the shops and restaurants in downtown Kirkland, lounge by the water, or relax in the spa. Order the Woef, Wag and Worry Less package with a bowl, bed and special treats for your puppy. More of her Fido find print here.
If you have not heard of Tentrr yet, you are missing out. We visited them twice (Vermont and during the trip to Maine, which we blogged about here) and each trip was amazing. Basically, they set up luxury safari tents on unique privately owned land, like this beautiful fruit farm near Meade, Washington. You can even pay a little extra to have one of the fruitcakes delivered to your site or some fresh eggs from the farm for a delicious alfresco munching. More information about Tentrr’s puppy policy can be found here.
Granted, Idaho is a bit of a drive from Seattle, but we drove almost the entire distance to stop at this expansive landscape. Moreover, the small details like the sauna and the old coffee grinder really blow my mind. Pets are allowed, although you have to judge by the scale whether this will be an interesting holiday for you.
