An Essential Guide to Dog-Friendly Activities in the Tri-Cities

Spending time with your four-legged friends? Fortunately, the Tri-Cities is full of local establishments that welcome your canine companions. Discover restaurants with outdoor patios that are perfect for you and your dog.

Enjoy a round of fetch and burn off some energy at a nearby dog park. Book a stay at an exceptional accommodation and have your dog treated with special perks. Whether you’re hiking through rugged trails or relaxing on a patio with your dog, we have your canine-centered itinerary covered with plenty of places to eat, drink, and play.

Delve into Heart-Pumping Fun at Local Parks

There is no shortage of outdoor fun in the Tri-Cities! From fenced-in parks to sprawling green areas, there are many unforgettable adventures in our cities. For dogs who have a case of the zoomies, we recommend making a stop at the Paws-abilities Place in Richland. Nestled behind Badger Mountain Community Park and Yokes Fresh Market, this dog park provides 5 acres of grassy space.

While you may see it as a park, your dog will view this spot as a tennis ball- and frisbee-throwing haven. Amenities include an array of bowls, water spigots, trash cans, kiddie pools, and benches. Check the rules of the Paws-abilities Place before planning your visit.

Bonus Activities: Looking to hike across sprawling areas with your dog? Breathe in the fresh air and embark on a sweeping journey across spots such as Sacajawea State Park and Chiawana Park in Pasco.

Explore Dog-Friendly Restaurants with Scenic Patios

Our thriving culinary scene features eateries that welcome all visitors and their tail-wagging companions. Looking for dog-friendly restaurants on the water? Visit a local-favorite spot in Pasco like Proof Gastropub, or visit West Richland’s Endive Eatery.

Unforgettable culinary bites can also be found in Richland’s LU LU Craft Bar & Kitchen and Atomic Ale Brewpub & Eatery. Dining out in Kennewick? Located on Clover Island, Cedars at Pier 1 provides a tranquil dog-friendly experience. Marvel at the breathtaking Columbia River and indulge in the filet mignon as your dog lounges near a full bowl of water.

If you’re looking for a refreshing glass of beer, Ice Harbor Brewing offers hop-forward IPAs with citrusy notes and a dog-welcoming space.

Dog Friendly Fun in Tri-Cities

Savor New Flavors at Pet-Friendly Wineries

Make your way to Prosser and try the best of the region’s artisanal wines at Vintners Village, enjoying a culmination of different tasting rooms. Shop ‘til you drop with your dog at Vintners Village with a spot like Sister to Sister on the Ave, finding baked goods, homeware, and more. Find more dog-friendly wineries in Benton City’s Red Mountain area, where canine friends can relax on idyllic patios.

Enjoy more pet-friendly establishments while sipping on complex reds in the Tri-Cities with J. Bookwalter and Barnard Griffin Winery in Richland or Monarcha Winery in Kennewick.

Settle in Comfortable Accommodations With Your Canine Buddy

From RV parks and campgrounds to hotels and vacation rentals, the Tri-Cities is brimming with spectacular stays. Traveling with two dogs? Clover Island Inn features a canine concierge that will make you and your pets feel at home. Along with stunning riverfront views, the hotel is conveniently situated near miles of sidewalks and trails–all of which are perfect for dog walking. Discover more pet-friendly accommodations here.

Find Eye-Catching Keepsakes (and Treats) at Local Farmers Markets

Fresh food and artisanal goods abound in our farmers markets in the Tri-Cities. Support our local farmers and businesses while taking your dog on a leisurely stroll. Ambient string lights illuminate the cozy space of the Public Market at Columbia River Warehouse as some vendors carry scrumptious treats for your dogs!

Take in our pleasant summer and fall weather at Richland Farmers’ Market, grooving to live performances and trying one-of-a-kind spirits. Uncover high quality ingredients for your recipes at Pasco’s Fresh Picks Farmers’ Market, where produce tastes like it was just harvested from a garden.