Best Dog Friendly Resorts Oregon – There’s something about January that makes me sit down at my calendar and plan my next year’s travel plans. It’s so cold and dark outside, it feels incredibly satisfying to sit down on your laptop and plan some adventures.
Although we had to put our biggest international trip on hold during the pandemic, we’re loving reacquainting ourselves with the Seattle area and all of its wonderful (and dog-friendly!) weekends. After ten years of living in New York and Chicago, it’s been fun to come back and rediscover old vacation favorites, as well as check out all the new glamping sites, boutique hotels, and unique Airbnbs popping up here. More importantly, I’d like to see how many of them have adopted dog-friendly options for your stay. I am happier when Dave and Lizzie are with us on holiday.
Best Dog Friendly Resorts Oregon
We have a bunch of getaways planned this month, so I thought I’d let you all check out our list of great dog-friendly Pacific Northwest vacations for 2022 adventures. I even dug out all the fine print and linked directly to the pet policy on each option. Read about 23 hotels, boutique hotels, resorts, glampers, tiny houses, Airstreams, treehouses and dog-friendly accommodations in the Seattle area. 👇🏻🐶
Pet Friendly Hotels In Oregon
I can plan a trip to this wonderful hotel and event space near beautiful Friday Harbor with several “dog friendly cabins for friendly dogs”. How cool does this picture look? Plus, we love the amazing hikes and views of San Juan Island. Dog details are listed under each cabin description here.
Bring your best friend for some wine country magic at one of our personal favorite resorts. We have been spending our weekends at Sageleaf since 2015 and it never disappoints. Hiking, wine tasting and spectacular views of the Columbia River Gorge make this a dream getaway. Here’s Diet about their puppy policy.
Captain Whidbey is at the top of my getaway “secret list” for 2022. With recent features in publications like Vogue, this beautifully renovated historic hotel is popping up on my Instagram feed and I want to travel. . Click on the reservation system to see which rooms (like the Filson cabin!) are marked as pet friendly.
Walla Walla is one of the best wine regions in the country with over 120 wineries, so I honestly can’t think of a better place to spend a few days. I’ve been bookmarking this modern city center hotel for some time now as it’s the perfect base camp for a snow getaway or wine holiday. Or both! A limited number of pet rooms are available upon request. Full details are here.
Oregon’s Best Pet-friendly Getaways
We’ve blogged before about how much we love Tiny Escape Houses, and we reviewed a new Skagit Valley location. They are a great way to get out into nature while staying warm and dry. And how cool is the window next to the bed? Dogs are charged – more details here.
Honestly, Coho Oceanfront stole my heart with its waterfront fire pits. Although this Oregon Coast home is only a short drive from Seattle, the beautiful modern interior and views of the Pacific Ocean make it worth the drive. Select rooms accept dogs under 25 pounds – details here.
My New Year’s resolution was to book a stay at the Dream Lodge in St. Edward as soon as possible – should be easy – It’s a half hour drive out of town. This historically significant seminary has been restored to a luxurious and luxurious retreat on 326 acres of land along Lake Washington. Alternatively, after a day of exploring, treat yourself to a visit to the spa or unwind with Pacific Northwest cuisine at Cedar + Elm. Here are the details about the dog.
We had a wonderful weekend at The Lodges on Vashon in January 2020 and blogged about it here – and the memories will carry me through the first few months of lockdown. These 570-square-foot designer units offer amenities like private patios, fireplaces, and soaking tubs. Plus, they’re a great base camp for exploring Vashon Island’s beautiful beaches and hikes. Nine of the sixteen lodges are dog friendly, just select ‘pet suit’ on the booking portal – details here.
Best Pet-friendly Hotels In The Pacific Northwest For Dogs
I’ve been dreaming of sticking with one of these Insta-famous A-frames for a long time, and I’m determined to make it happen this year. Tye River Cabin Co. proposals Three stunning A-cabins nestle in the heart of the mountain. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest and they all accept pets for a fee. A word to the wise — getting a reservation can be difficult, as each of their amazing Insta posts garners thousands of likes. Information about pets is included in every detail of the cabin.
We had a wonderful Easter weekend in Semiahmoo in 2019 and I look forward to returning to the beautiful landscapes and secluded beaches that Lizzie loves to visit. Just a stone’s throw from the Canadian border, this resort is a great base for enjoying the spectacular views and great hiking of Washington’s North Shore. They are very dog friendly, and puppies are welcomed with their own bowls, beds and (at least during our visit) souvenirs. Here are the details about the dog.
Travel back in time with a stay in one of these vintage trailers in Dayton, Oregon. The best part? Located in Willamette Wine Country in the United States. The trailers feature spilled coffee, luxurious linens and luxurious gowns. Puppies are allowed at Shasta Trailer and they provide more details here.
Anacortes is one of my favorite cities to visit. Drive an hour and a half north of Seattle to a downtown beach town with quaint shops, delicious cafes and water views. (Watermark Book Co. is one of my favorite Washington bookstores!) And we love a very popular downtown hotel, The Majestic Hotel, with its cozy guest rooms and cool rooftop bar. Their detailed puppy policy is here.
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I love a unique escape and Winthrop’s Rolling Huts definitely delivers. These tiny houses were designed by Seattle-based Olson Kundig Architects as a modern alternative to camping. Go hiking or just relax and enjoy the amazing views of the mountains. Their Hotels.com listing has a pet policy listed under Fees and Policies.
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 count on it. Make memories by renting a kayak, hiking the trails, or just enjoying those views. Read about dogs here.
Okay, so it’s not technically available yet, but we’ll be sure to sign up for order notifications once this beautiful camper trailer launches in Olympic National Park. They offer comforts to the average non-camper while providing a remote and sustainable way to access nature. Two locations are opening soon in Washington, and we don’t know if we’ll be booked for the summer. Their pet policy is listed here in the FAQ section.
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I was blown away by the beautiful new Water’s Edge Suites at this historic Orcas Island hotel, which offer private balconies overlooking the bay. I can already see myself wrapped up with the book. I think the only thing I’m interested in is the amazing menu at the new Leaf Cafe. Well behaved dogs are welcome in selected rooms, suites and studios – details here.
Pet-friendly Hotel In Seaside, Or
If you follow us on Instagram, you know we drive to Seabrook every chance we get. This gorgeous beach town on Washington’s stunning Pacific coast is honestly everything I look for in a vacation—a charming downtown with great shops and restaurants, plenty of rental options, and a sandy, clean beach. Puppies are accepted maximum rentals.
With beautiful views of Lake Washington, The Woodmark offers a quick drive outside of downtown Seattle. Explore the shops and restaurants of downtown Kirkland, swim or relax at the spa. Book the Woof, Wag and Worry Less package for your puppy’s own bowl, bed and special food. Here is more of their Faith accurate print.
If you’ve never heard of Tentrr, you’re missing out. We stayed with them twice (in Vermont and on a trip to Maine that we blogged about here) and each trip was wonderful. Basically, they build luxury safari tents in amazing private locations, like a beautiful fruit farm near Meade, Washington. You can even choose to pay a little more to have one of their fruit pies delivered to your site, or their farm-fresh eggs for a delicious outdoor scramble. Learn more about Tentrr’s puppy policy here.
Admittedly, Idaho is a bit far from Seattle, but we will travel any distance to stay in this spectacular view. Plus, the little touches like the sauna and the antique coffee maker melted my heart. Pets are allowed, but you should check if it is fun for your stay, rather than the entrance stairs.
