Check which camping areas welcome dogs and whether adjoining beaches or trails exclude them.
Sorted by place name, A–Z.
An East Bay family campground with leashed, attended dogs; it is temporarily closed through November 30, 2026 for restroom and tree work.
A year-round Forest Preserves of Cook County campground with accessible sites, trail access and dogs allowed on leash.
A 55-site developed Sonoran Desert campground where County rules require pets on leashes no longer than six feet and prohibit leaving them unattended.
A year-round Willamette Valley campground with leashed-dog access, a separate off-leash area and a limited set of pet-friendly cabins and yurts.
A Denver-region reservoir campground where Colorado Parks and Wildlife lists leashed dogs, with a separate fenced off-leash area elsewhere in the park.
A year-round Denver metro campground with leashed-dog access and a separately permitted off-leash area.
A Puget Sound campground where dogs are allowed on leash; designated swimming areas and some overnight structures have narrower rules.
Lake Pleasant's mixed developed, semi-developed and tent campground, with 74 reservable sites and the County's six-foot-leash camping rules.
A 76-site developed desert campground for tents and RVs where County rules require a six-foot leash and direct supervision of pets.
A city-run Lake Austin campground with primitive and utility sites; pets must remain leashed and water utilities are temporarily unavailable during the current maintenance period.
A drive-in Everglades campground where pets are limited to campsites and parking lots on a leash no longer than six feet.
A National Park Service campground within ten miles of the Washington Monument where pets are allowed on a leash no longer than six feet.
Maps of permitted areas are added only when boundaries can be verified. Each guide links to its official source and gives arrival guidance.