California Dreaming: Dog-Friendly Escapes
Welcome to Have Pupper Will Travel, my local travel blog, where I'm on a mission to share the best dog-friendly adventures I’ve found in California. From exploring scenic trails and beaches, to savoring tasty bites, I’ve enjoyed finding places for us to spend quality time with our outdoor-loving pup. Take a ride with us as we hit the road and share some of our favorite spots to discover the hidden gems of the Golden State!
Recent Posts
Spend a Night on the Haunted Queen Mary
The haunted Queen Mary is a perfect destination all year round, whether you’re looking for a scare or just want to explore something rich in history.
3 California Trails for Senior Dogs
We’ve had Archer for nearly 13 years now, and while he’s much slower than he used to be, he still loves hitting the trails with us. He’s been all over California, but three of our favorite places to take him when he was a bit younger still work well for his senior years.
A Dog’s Day Out in Laguna Beach
Laguna Beach might be exactly what people imagine when conjuring up images of the quintessential California beach town. It’s also a perfect place to spend the day exploring with your dog.
Paramount Ranch: Scenic Trails and Nature
Paramount Ranch is one of those hidden gems you hear mentioned in passing. The grounds are deceptively large, and the dog-friendly trails make for a perfect day spent outdoors.
Winery Spotlight: Turley Wine
We love going wine tasting, and it’s even better when our dog can join us. One of our favorite places to revisit is the Turley Wine Tasting Room in Paso Robles.
Visiting the Beverly Hills Art Show
Did you know that twice a year, Beverly Hills hosts artists from around the world? Every spring and fall, artists take over Beverly Gardens Park for the Beverly Hills Art Show.
Sand and Serpents: The Metal Giants of Borrego Springs
Borrego Springs is a small desert town situated within the Anza-Borrego Desert State Park. Positioned between the mountain town of Julian to the west and the Salton Sea to the east, it’s a unique spot for exploration.
Hiking Coastal Tuna Canyon
First thing you need to know about Tuna Canyon is that there are two Tuna Canyons with hiking trails that might show up while doing a search. (Confusing, I know.)