19 Great Adventures You Can Have In Michigan… WITH Your Dog
I don’t know about you, but for me, one of my biggest concerns when hitting the road is whether I’ll be able to bring my beagle Ralph with me. Pet-friendly hotels can be easy enough to track down, but what about activities that the hound and I can enjoy together. Here’s a pretty varied list of things to do in Michigan, from restaurants, bars, dog parks, campsites, even shopping at the mall – all pet-friendly.
You and your houndie are sure to be greeted by a fury host, like this guy.
Grab a sweet treat and sit out with your four-legged BFF in the outdoor seating area.
Take Fido with you on the island at this state park, where he or she is welcome to roam around, so long as your pal has a six-foot leash on and stays away from the beaches and buildings.
This spot has a pet-friendly patio and they even serve your dog a bowl of water.
Up to two leashed pups are allowed at this campground.
Leashed dogs are welcome at the outdoor patio here.
Detroit's first official, fenced-in dog park is adjacent to the epic Michigan Central Station.
Can't part with the puppy? Don't worry, dogs are allowed at this canoe rental.
While you're basking in luxury at this resort, your pooch gets pampers at the Dog Dreams Inn, a no-cage, hounds-only retreat.
This popular Detroit bistro at Campus Martius regularly throws its Drinking with Dogs mixers during the summer months.
Described by fans as super dog-friendly, your canine friend can sit with you on the outdoor patio.
Enjoy nature with your best buddy, so long as he's leashed.
If you've ever been in the HUGE backyard here, you'll know there's more than enough room for Rex to run about.
This 24-acre park has space for larger dogs as well as a spot for smaller dogs. There are also two trails, a picnic shelter, drinking water, waste bags and a dogs-only lake.
This popular winery has been known to throw the occasional party in honor of Man's Best Friends.
This dog park gives your pup access to the Saline River, perfect for water lovers.
You and your poochie will enjoy the view of Mackinac Bridge from this park. Just make sure your pal is leashed and away from the beach area.
Dogs are allowed in Bill's and Dusty's Cabins, with the prior consent of the innkeeper.
Stroll through this outdoor mall and you're bound to be greeted by any number of four-legged shoppers.
So now that you have some ideas, pack your bags, some extra kibble and that extra-long leash and hit the road with your four-legged BFF.
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