Where To Stay!
Choose a place to snooze for you and
furface from more than 1,000 hotels in Oregon
and Washington, historic inns, 5-star resorts,
motels and B&Bs. You'll find accommodations in
every price range to suit every taste.
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Fluff
Fido's pillow and say sweet dreams at the
Silver Cloud Inn in Portland.
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Whisk
your wagger away for an adventure at Summit
Meadow Cabins in Government Camp, Oregon.
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Put on
the dog at the River House Resort, just one
of over 10 pooch-friendly hotels in Bend,
Oregon.
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Cozy up
in the with the snoozemeister at the
Swallow's Nest Guest Cottage in Vashon
Island, Washington.
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All
aboard the Jacqueline at the Wharfside B&B
(Bed & Biscuits?) in Friday Harbor,
Washington.
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Go west,
young pup and seek out Tacoma's relaxing
Western Inn.
What To Do ...
Impress your dog with more than a
thousand hikes, parks, lakes, forests and other
dog-friendly recreation.
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Get wet
and wild with your wagger on a whitewater
rafting trip in Merlin Oregon.
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Set your
woofer's tail in motion with a trip to one
of Eugene's dog parks.
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Give your
hound his ticket to ride on the Sumpter
Valley Rail Ride in Baker City, Oregon.
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Get high
on life with your wagalong and make tracks
through the stunning rainforest in Aberdeen,
Washington.Learn as you sojourn through
Pysht Tree Farm in Forks, Washington.
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Explore
hundreds of miles of hiking trails with your
hound in countless national forests,state
parks and historical sites.
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Set your
sights on one of Seattle's many paw-friendly
city parks.
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Treat
your cultured canine to the Toppenish
(Washington) Murals Walking Tour.
 How
To Do It!
See the extensive training section for
some traveling tips.
- How To Pack
For Your Pooch.
- Traveling By
Plane.
- Travel
Training.
Old dogs can learn
new tricks.
- Crate
Training Is Great Training.
- 10 Ways To
Prevent Aggression.
- Training
Do's And Don'ts.
Make a night of it
with the pooch.
- Lodging
Guidelines.
- Canine
Camper.
Enhance your
travel knowledge.
- 100 Ways To
Be A Better Hiker.
- 37 Ways To
Have A Better Vacation.
- First-Aid
Emergency Tips.
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OREGON
B A N D O N / Recreation
BULLARDS BEACH STATE PARK - Leashes
Info:
Outdoor enthusiasts rate this locale two
paws up. Situated beside the banks of
the lovely Coquille River and the
shoreline of the Pacific, Bullards Beach
is a picturesque tableau where the river
meets the sea. You and your furball will
discover plenty of scenery and funnery
in the 120+ acres of beach, dune and
forest terrain. Fishy tales can come
true if you try your luck in the ocean
or river. Crabbing and clamming are also
popular pastimes during low tides. BYOB
(bring your own biscuits), find a
secluded spot and dine with your canine
while cool ocean breezes blow your cares
away.
Hikers, you and the dawgus can leave
your prints in the sand as you travel on
the trail to the Coquille River
Lighthouse. An historic landmark, it was
built in 1896, decommissioned in 1936,
restored in 1976 and relit in 1991. So
when you're looking for a day with a
little bit of this and a little bit of
that, set your sights on this pretty
little spot.
FYI:
In December and from March through May,
migrating whales can often be seen from
Face Rock Wayside. The best orca ogling
is in the early morning hours. For more
information: (541) 347-2209.
Directions: From Bandon, travel north on
Highway 101 for 2 miles to park
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OREGON
B A N D O N / Lodging
BANDON BEACH MOTEL
1110 11th St SW (97411)
Rates: $45-$85
Tel: (541) 347-4430
(800) 822-8765
CAPRICE MOTEL
Rt 1, Box 530 (97411)
Rates: $38-$60
Tel: (541) 347-4494
DRIFTWOOD MOTEL
460 Hwy 101 (97411)
Rates: $35-$70
Tel: (541) 347-9022
(888) 374-3893
THE INN AT FACE ROCK MOTEL
3225 Beach Loop Rd (97411)
Rates: $49-$129
Tel: (541) 347-9441
(800) 638-3092
LA KRIS MOTEL
Hwy 101 S at 9th St (97411)
Rates: $32-$65
Tel: (541) 347-3610
PACIFIC HOUSE B&B
2165 Beach Loop Dr (97411)
Rates: $75-$90
Tel: (541) 347-9526
SUNSET OCEANFRONT
ACCOMMODATIONS
Box 373 (97411)
Rates: $53-$175
Tel: (541) 347-2453
(800) 842-2407
TABLE ROCK MOTEL
840 Beach Loop Rd (97411)
Rates: $30-$80
Tel: (541) 347-2700 |
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WASHINGTON
ABERDEEN / Recreation
Twin Harbors State
Park - leashes
Info: More than
17,000' of oceanfront tidelands have
been landscaped by nature to create a
317-acre park unlike any you've seen.
Tall dune grasses gracefully dance and
sway, caught by the ocean breeze and the
wind-sculpted trees look like works of
art in this magical setting. Your canine
connoisseur will give this beauty two
paws up.
The thick
woodlands of this pristine area are home
to an array of wildlife including
raccoon, possum, deer and beaver. Lush
plants are made even more dramatic by
gold and pink flowers, which dot the
banks of the boggy marsh.
For a chunk of
solitude and quietude in a bonafido au
naturale milieu, you'll want to
highlight this park on your travel
itinerary. For more information: (360)
268-9717.
Directions: From
Aberdeen, travel west on Highway 105
about 20 miles to the signed entrance.
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WASHINGTON
ABERDEEN / Lodging
CENTRAL PARK MOTEL
6504 Olympic Hwy (98520)
Rates: $30-$45
Tel: (360) 533-1210
NORDIC INN
1700 S Boone St (98520)
Rates: $35-$64
Tel: (360) 533-0100
(800) 442-1010
OLYMPIC INN
616 W Heron St (98520)
Rates: $39-$92
Tel: (360) 533-4200
(800) 562-8618
RED LION INN
521 W Wishkah St (98520)
Rates: $79-$95
Tel: (360) 532-5210
(800) 547-8010
THUNDERBIRD MOTEL
410 W Wishkah St (98520)
Rates: $46-$64
Tel: (360) 532-3153
TOWNE MOTEL
712 W Wishkah St (98520)
Rates: n/a
Tel: (360) 533-2340
TRAVELURE MOTEL
623 W Wishkah St (98520)
Rates: $37-$62
Tel: (360) 532-3280 |
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