The Verde Valley is good country for a dog, and so is the red-rock drive up to Sedona. Plenty of patios, wineries and hotels welcome a well-behaved pup, and we have mapped the close ones with honest drive times. Want your dog looking and smelling sharp first? A quick groom does the trick. We are just down Cherry Street from Old Town Cottonwood, about five minutes from the Main Street tasting rooms and about twenty from Sedona.
Patios and pet policies change with the season, so it is worth a quick call ahead. Look and smell sharp first with a spa-day groom.
Dogs are welcome on the outdoor patio at this Old Town tasting room and farm-to-table Italian kitchen. The closest marquee patio to the shop.
Visit Merkin VineyardsA dog-friendly Old Town patio with misting fans for the warm months. Easy walk-up after a stroll down Main Street.
Visit Pizzeria BocceDogs join you at the outdoor tables, and there is a printed dog menu (hot dog, burger patty, grilled chicken, sliced turkey). A fun stop on a Sedona day.
See Open Range GrillA covered, dog-friendly patio with big valley views at this landmark burger spot up the hill in Jerome.
Visit Haunted HamburgerOut in Cornville and Page Springs, about fifteen to twenty minutes south, the wineries pour with the dogs on the patio. Note: leashed dogs are welcome on the grounds and outdoor patios, not inside the tasting rooms.
A dog-friendly outdoor patio with a big water bowl set out for the dogs. A genuinely dog-welcoming stop on the wine trail.
See Oak Creek VineyardsLeashed dogs are welcome on the grounds and the outdoor patio, with creekside views. Not inside the tasting room or bistro.
Visit Page Springs CellarsDogs are welcome on either outdoor patio at this local Clarkdale brewery, a short hop from the shop.
See Smelter Town BreweryPet fees and policies change often, so confirm with the hotel. A heads-up: many places here do not allow a dog to be left alone in the room, so day boarding or daycare with us is the easy fix while you are out.
Built with dog travelers in mind, with a Dog Suite and a Dog Cottage that has its own fenced yard. A short drive to drop your pup with us for the day.
Visit The Tavern HotelA budget-friendly local stay that welcomes dogs. Dogs may not be left alone in the room, so plan a daycare day with us while you are out and about.
Visit Pines Inn & SuitesL'Auberge de Sedona, Amara, Element Sedona, Arabella and Enchantment all welcome dogs (fees and size limits vary). Several do not allow dogs to be left alone in the room, so bring yours to us for the day. Verify the current pet policy when you book.
Heading out for a patio lunch or a tasting-room afternoon? Start with a spa-day groom so your dog is the best-looking one on the patio, then drop them with us for daycare while you tour the rooms dogs cannot join. Staying the night? We do overnight boarding too. And if your dog meets a skunk on a Verde Valley evening, our $35 de-skunk treatment gets them Aloha-fresh again. Guests and locals welcome. Whether you are down the road or over the mountain, you are 'ohana here.
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