Pet Friendly
Designed with pets in mind—so you can relax, explore, and feel at home together.
Available Properties
Desert Willow
Zen Zion River Dome
Pinyon Ridge Ranch
Desert Color
Historic Adobe Abode
Barn Loft
Zion Adventure House
Desert Skies
Why Bring Your Pet to Zion?
Zion is more than a park—it’s a memory-making playground. While the national park has some rules, the nearby region is full of open spaces, new trails, and fun spots for pets. Having your dog with you means more shared adventures and less worry.
Our dog-friendly lodging near Zion keeps you close to it all.
Planning a trip to Zion National Park with your furry friend? We get it—your pet is family, and leaving them behind is not an option. That’s why we bring you the best pet-friendly rentals near Zion. After exploring amazing red rock views, you’ll return to a cozy home where your pet is welcome.
Our stays are more than just places to sleep. They are your base for adventure—comfortable for you, safe for your pet, and close to nature.
Pet-Approved
Our Pet-Friendly Homes
From fenced yards to cozy corners for a nap, our rentals are equipped with thoughtful touches to ensure your pet is just as comfortable as you are.
Safe space for your dog to run.
No stress about muddy paws.
Start your walks right outside.
A comfy corner for your furry friend.
Fun Things to Do With Your Pet
Zion and its nearby areas are full of fun for both you and your pet. While the main canyon trails are limited for dogs, the surrounding state parks and towns give you endless space to explore together.
Top Pet-Friendly Activities:
Hike the Pa’rus Trail
The only dog-friendly trail in Zion; a paved 3.5-mile path along the Virgin River.
Snow Canyon State Park
Stunning red rocks and lava flows; all trails are dog-friendly.
Coral Pink Sand Dunes State Park
Soft pink sands where leashed dogs are welcome everywhere.
Sand Hollow State Park
A large lake for swimming; even dog-friendly kayak rentals available.
Scenic Drives
Take Highway 9 (Zion–Mount Carmel Highway) for amazing views and photo stops with your leashed pet.
Dine Outdoors
Springdale, Hurricane, and Kanab have cafés and restaurants with pet-friendly patios.
Explore Local Towns
Stroll Springdale or Kanab with your pup on a leash.
Visit Dog Parks
Try the La Verkin Dog Park for off-leash fun.
Stay Near Zion with Your Pet – Explore Together
Find the perfect pet-friendly stay near Zion National Park and Kanab, Utah! Whether you're looking for motels, cozy cabins, hotels, spacious homes, or unique stays, Zion Stays offers comfortable accommodations where you and your pet can relax after a day of adventure.
Explore scenic trails, breathtaking landscapes, and dog-friendly activities while enjoying top-rated lodging with pet-friendly amenities. Book your ideal retreat today and experience Zion National Park with your four-legged friend!
Frequently Asked Questions
Are dogs allowed in Zion National Park?
Yes, but only in certain places: the Pa’rus Trail, developed campgrounds, picnic areas, and public roads.
What is the Pa' rus Trail?
It’s a 3.5-mile paved path following the Virgin River—the only official dog-friendly trail in the park.
Can I take my dog on the shuttle bus?
No. Dogs are not allowed on Zion’s shuttle buses, so plan transport in advance.
What dangers should I watch for?
Heat and hot pavement can burn paws. Wildlife may also pose risks—always keep a safe distance.
Can I leave my dog in the car when I hike?
No. Temperatures inside cars rise quickly and can be deadly, even with windows cracked.
What if I want to hike The Narrows or Angels Landing?
Use local doggy daycare or boarding services in Springdale, Hurricane, or Kanab while you explore.
Are there other dog-friendly hikes nearby?
Yes! Try Snow Canyon, Coral Pink Sand Dunes, Gooseberry Mesa, or Sand Hollow—all dog-friendly.
What is the B.A.R.K. principle?
Bag waste, Always leash, Respect wildlife, Know where pets can go.
Are pets allowed in the park buildings or Zion Lodge?
No, pets are not allowed inside buildings (except service animals).
What rules must I follow with my pet?
Keep your dog leashed (max 6 ft), pick up waste, and never leave them unattended.