Carneros Resort & Spa creates the quintessential Napa Valley experience without ever leaving the property. The resort spans 28 acres surrounded by rolling vineyards with 86 luxurious, farmhouse-inspired suites, cottages, and private homes offering tranquil seclusion and high-end amenities. Not to mention, the property is super dog-friendly and just 10-minutes from downtown Napa and Sonoma Square. pet policy at Carneros resort & spa Carneros Resort & Spa welcomes two dogs of any size per stay with a $150 pet fee. Dogs must be on leash at all times when outside of your cottage, but ..read more

Palm Springs, California is located about 100 miles east of Los Angeles in the Coachella Valley area of the Sonoran Desert. As a popular resort city for many years, Palm Springs is known for its natural hot springs, hotels, restaurants, golf courses, sunny weather, and - of course - dog-friendliness. Downtown Palm Springs is always evolving, with new shops, restaurants, hotels, and neighborhoods, like the development of the north end as the Uptown Design District. The annual Coachella and Stagecoach Festivals have brought attention to the desert cities, and the January Palm Springs Internatio ..read more

Looking to embark on an unforgettable adventure with your furry friend? The United States offers a plethora of unique dog-friendly accommodations that cater to both you and your canine companion. From cozy cabins nestled in the mountains to luxurious hotels in vibrant cities, there's something to suit every taste and budget. Whether you're seeking a rustic retreat or a chic urban escape, these accommodations provide the perfect opportunity to create cherished memories with your beloved dog by your side. In this blog post, we'll explore some of the most unique dog-friendly stays across the U.S ..read more

This content was captured during a sponsored stay at Getaway I love a unique lodging concept, and it hits the top of my list when it’s dog-friendly. So the crew and I packed up the car and retreated to Getaway Big Bear in January for a New Year detox. Getaway is all about making more time for free time. With several locations an easy drive from major cities, Getaway’s tiny cabins are a window into nature—giving you the time and space to rest and disconnect with the whole family - even the furry ones. Getaway Big Bear is located in Running Springs, CA, just 2 hours from Los Angeles. This outp ..read more

Palm Springs, California is located about 100 miles east of Los Angeles in the Coachella Valley area of the Sonoran Desert. As a popular resort city for many years, Palm Springs is known for its natural hot springs, hotels, restaurants, golf courses, sunny weather, and - of course - dog-friendliness. Downtown Palm Springs is always evolving, with new shops, restaurants, hotels, and neighborhoods, like the development of the north end as the Uptown Design District. The annual Coachella and Stagecoach Festivals have brought attention to the desert cities, and the January Palm Springs Internatio ..read more

Two distinct desert ecosystems, the Mojave and the Colorado, come together in Joshua Tree National Park. A variety of plants and animals and surreal geologic features add the wonder of this park that’s been sculpted by strong winds and occasional torrents of rain. While the Joshua Tree area has been inhabited by humans for at least 5,000 years, by the late 1920s the development of new roads into the desert had brought an influx of land developers and cactus poachers. As concern grew for the removal of cacti and other plants, 825,000 acres became protected as Joshua Tree National Monument in 1 ..read more

New York City is a magical place during Christmas time. From uptown to downtown, the city boasts holiday offerings like the Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree, light festivals, and the best holiday markets NYC has to offer. This is NYC's most wonderful season, and we've got you covered with the best photo spots around the city that are free and dog-friendly. Best Places to Take Photos around New York City at Christmas Time There are so many festive locations around New York City. Here’s a list of our favorite spots with a map to help you plan the perfect route. Most of these spo ..read more

The San Francisco Christmas season is one of my favorite times of year in the city. I love how festive people decorate their Victorians, hunting for all the Christmas trees, dog-friendly holiday pop-up bars, and seeing Christmas lights. Christmas in California is never people’s first idea of the holidays — places like New York City and European Christmas markets always overshadow. But still, I love staying in the Bay Area this time of year because there’s a lot to do, and the weather is amazing. THE BEST PHOTO SPOTS AROUND SAN FRANCISCO AT CHRISTMAS TIME If you also love Christmas and fi ..read more

Stowe Vermont is absolutely magical in the fall, which probably comes as no surprise. The town of Stowe, like many parts of New England, is a leaf-peeper’s dream. Whether you’re just strolling Main Street, driving up Smugglers’ Notch, or hiking Sunset Rock, the fall foliage is everywhere and we’re sharing all the dog-friendly activities to add to your itinerary! WHEN TO VISIT Stowe, vermont for fall The fall season is a unique time of year in Stowe, Vermont. With vibrant shades of red, orange and yellow transforming the hillsides, leaf peeping in Stowe is an experience you’ll never forget. Fr ..read more

One of our favorite fall pastimes is visiting dog-friendly pumpkin patches. Each year we try to find new ones to visit and love scouting out all the best gourds and photo ops at local farms. To help you plan your fall pumpkin patch visit, we’ve compiled all of our favorite dog-friendly pumpkin patches in the Bay Area and beyond. Hit them all this season if you’re feeling ambitious or just cross a new one off your list as you can. We’ll continue to add to this post as we visit new patches each year, so make sure to check back each fall season. Arata pumpkin farm 185 Verde Rd, Half Moon Bay, CA ..read more