Pensacola's Downtown Delights: 5 Must-Dos
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Downtown Pensacola is lively spot and we were amazed with all the new shops, cafes, and bars it has now!
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36 Hours in Downtown Asheville - Solo Trip to Dog-Friendly Places and More
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I’ve been to Asheville a couple of times before, but this is the first time I explored Downtown Asheville a little more. I also had my dog, Kuma, with me and I was excited to see what kind of dog-friendly things I could do with her since Asheville calls itself “Dog City USA”.
Read MoreHow To Spend One Day with Your Dog at Valley of Fire State Park
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Valley of Fire State Park is super dog-friendly and I visited in mid-March with my two English Springer Spaniels.
Read More17 Awesome Dog Friendly Spots in Tampa, Florida
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I feel so lucky to be living in Tampa, Florida with all the dog-friendly locations in this city. Kuma, my sassy corgi, is my best friend and I like to take her everywhere with me if I can. Thankfully, Tampa has numerous dog-friendly spots and these are my favorite places I like to take her with me.
Read MoreA Winter Check List for First-Timers Visiting Big Bear Lake
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Winter destinations require a bit more preparation and here is a list of things I prepared for my quick getaway to this popular winter destination.
Read MoreDog-Friendly Things to Do in the Winter at Big Bear Lake
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Big Bear Lake is super close to Los Angeles and it’s a dog-friendly town that encourages visitors to bring their pups along for hiking, snow play, and more!
Read MoreThe Top 10 Best Pet-Friendly Hotels Along I-10 For Every Budget
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I’ve taken several cross-country road trips from Florida to California and back and stayed at many pet-friendly hotels along the way. Here is the list of hotels I stayed at along I-10 that were the best pet-friendly hotels.
Read MoreThe Ultimate Winter Guide for Valley of Fire State Park with Dogs
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Valley of Fire State Park is located an hour north of Las Vegas and it’s a popular day trip for many locals and tourists. We wanted to explore Valley of Fire for a bit longer with our two dogs, Zooey and Kuma, since the park is very dog friendly and we were able to hike many trails with our pups.
Read MoreDog-Friendly Hike at White Domes Trail in Valley of Fire State Park
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For such a short trail, the White Domes Loop has an impressive variety of scenery. This is one pet-friendly hike that we would definitely love to do again with our pups.
Read MoreWhere To Stay in Tucson, Arizona with Your Dog - Hotel McCoy
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I wish all hotels were like Hotel McCoy in Tucson, Arizona. They are affordable, dog friendly, have friendly service, cute rooms and an all around great vibe. If you’re looking for a place to stay in Tucson, this hotel is it!
Read More7 Winter Essentials for Valley of Fire State Park
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We visited Valley of Fire State Park in early January and learned some key essentials we needed to wear. These are the 7 essentials you need to pack for winter when visiting Valley of Fire State Park.
Read More12 Fun and Free Things To Do in Los Angeles with Your Dog
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From off-leash parks, hiking, shopping, and playing in the snow, you’ll never run out of things to do in Los Angeles with your dogs. Yes, you read that right, SNOW. Find out where this hidden snow play area is in Los Angeles.
Read MoreVast Open Space and Hiking Trails at Hahamongna Watershed Park in Pasadena
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One of my favorite parks in the LA county area is Hahamongna Watershed Park. My neighbor invited me to meet up with her and her pups here and ever since, it has been my go-to park. The park is beautifully maintained with plenty of facilities which include a 24-hole Frisbee golf course, numerous picnic areas, barbecue pits, an athletic field, hiking trails, and restrooms.
Read MoreDog-Friendly North Shore Inn Hotel Near Valley of Fire State Park
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North Shore Inn at Lake Mead is a fantastic dog-friendly accommodation if you are in the area to visit Valley of Fire State Park or Lake Mead National Recreation Area in Nevada. The inn is located in Moapa Valley, just 16 miles south of the area, which is much closer than the drive from Las Vegas, which is 50 miles south of the area.
Read More7 Dog-Friendly Things To Do in the Greater Phoenix Area
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If you are looking for things to do with your main furry squeeze in the greater Phoenix area, we’ve got a fantastic list for you. Whether you want to take a pleasant stroll through downtown Mesa or enjoy a short hike to an amazing sunrise in Tempe, there is a ton of options in the East Valley region of Phoenix, Arizona.
Read MoreWhere To Stay in Phoenix With Your Dog: Kimpton Hotel Palomar Phoenix
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I love staying at Kimpton hotels because they are so beautifully decorated and the staff is always very professional and friendly. The biggest bonus with Kimpton hotels is that they charge NO PET FEE. I was passing through Phoenix and saw that Kimpton had a hotel downtown, so it was the perfect place for me and Kuma to stay for the night.
Read MoreDrury Inn and Suites San Antonio Near La Cantera: Pet-Friendly Hotel Review
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Most Drury Inn and Suites hotels have great reviews with fair prices, so when I had a stopover in San Antonio, I thought I would give another Drury Inn hotel a try. My first Drury Inn hotel stay was in Baton Rouge and I had a great experience there.
Read MoreWhere to Play in the Snow with Your Dog in Los Angeles
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We ventured up Angeles Crest Highway for a day of fun in the snow. Along the way up we stopped by several vista points before reaching our final destination at Red Box Picnic Area. This is where we got to play in the snow with our pups.
Read MorePet-Friendly Hilton Santa Barbara Beachfront Resort with Stunning Views From Every Room
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Last year, around Thanksgiving, we tried to use our Hilton Honors points to stay at the Hilton Santa Barbara Beachfront Resort, but the rooms were fully booked. We decided to try again this year in August and luckily, we were able to score a room with 2 queen beds and a patio. We were especially excited to stay here because we were bringing our fur babies, Zooey and Kuma, with us to spend the weekend in Santa Barbara.
Read More7 Pet-Friendly Things To Do in Mammoth Lakes
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No matter what time of year you visit Mammoth Lakes, there are always plenty of things to do here. It is one of the lesser-known areas in the Sierra Nevadas and it’s pet-friendly. Yosemite tends to get all the fame, which we completely understand why, but if you are already in the region, we think Mammoth Lakes is worth a visit; especially if you like to travel with your dogs.
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