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    Dog Friendly Activities in Barton City, MI

    There are 5 dog friendly activities within 20 miles of Barton City. Use the links below to get an overview of each one, see pictures, print directions, and even read reviews from other dog owners. Coming from out of town? Get a discounted rate on pet friendly hotels in Barton City.

    Pet Friendly Oscoda Canoe Rental

    Oscoda Canoe Rental

    Oscoda, MI
    Oscoda Canoe Rental Oscoda Canoe Rental is the perfect pet-friendly place for outdoor enthusiasts. Bring Fido out to enjoy the scenic wonders of the Au Sable River on their trips. Dogs are permitted to join you in the larger canoes if they wear a life vest. Call for availability and reservations. See Details
    Pet Friendly Dinosaur Gardens

    Dinosaur Gardens

    Ossineke, MI
    Dinosaur Gardens Dinosaur Gardens is a pet-friendly attraction in Ossineke, MI. This seasonal activity welcomes leashed dogs to join their owners on a walking tour through the 40-acre property filled with homemade sculptures of dinosaurs, prehistoric birds and mammals, and cavemen. Visitors can also try putt-putt golf, gem mining and fossil digging. Note that dogs aren't permitted in the storefront. See Details

    Eagle Run Cross-Country Ski and Hiking Trail

    Oscoda, MI
    Eagle Run Cross-Country Ski and Hiking Trail Eagle Run Cross-Country Ski and Hiking Trail is a pet-friendly destination in Oscoda, MI. Bring your leashed pup to enjoy activities year-round. Along your journey, you will experience scenic views that run along the south shore of the Lower Au Sable River. See Details

    Oscoda Beach Park

    Oscoda, MI
    Oscoda Beach Park Oscoda Beach Park is pet-friendly. Leashed dogs are welcome to hang out on the sand, but there's plenty to do for humans, too. The beach is adjacent to a skateboard park, playground, pier, boardwalk, pavilion and there are restrooms, too. See Details

    Iargo Springs

    Oscoda, MI
    Iargo Springs Iargo Springs is a dog-friendly hike in Oscoda, MI, within the Huron-Manistee National Forest. These natural springs are accessed via a boardwalk that descends 300 steps. The return ascent can be strenuous, so plan accordingly and rest on the benches on your way back up. Be aware that although you may visit year-round, the paths are not groomed during the winter. See Details
    Barton City, MI, US