Only those who own a dog can understand the connection they have with their pets. These loyal pets are considered extended family members. However, when pet owners travel problems can arise. Although some people choose to leave their dog or cat at home when traveling, other families choose to take their furry friend with them. For the sake of your pet’s well-being and happiness, you might want to consider pet boarding in Marin County.

Allow Your Pet to Make New Pals

Dogs are pack animals that form strong bonds with one another. That’s the key to their well-being. Here are multiple reasons why you should consider sending your lovely dog to boarding.

 ➢ Although some dogs dislike being with unfamiliar pets, many dogs don’t mind a dog boarding facility because it allows them to interact with other dogs. 

 ➢ If you care for your pet’s happiness, you understand how important it is for dogs who enjoy socializing to spend quality time with other dogs. 

 ➢ A pet boarding facility will ensure that your dog gets plenty of exercises while being healthy.

Marin County: A Serene Place Your Dog Will Love

Marin County is rich in natural resources, filled with oak woodlands, savannas, grasslands, salt marshes, and coastline. Marin provides plenty of recreational space for outdoor lovers who have dogs. There’s no lack of outdoor entertainment for the canine members of your family, whether you’re taking a day trip or planning a pet-friendly holiday.

Let’s check out several places within Marin County that your pet will enjoy traveling to.

 ➢ Point Reyes National Seashore

 ➢ Tamalpais State Park

 ➢ Lagoon Park in San Rafael

 ➢ China Camp State Park

Point Reyes National Seashore

The Point Reyes National Seashore encompasses a whopping 80,000 acres. While pets are not permitted in most national parks, they are welcome to access the following ocean-facing beaches along the Point Reyes National Seashore on a leash.

Kehoe Beach, Liman tour Beach, and Point Reyes/Great Beach are among the beaches open to you. Before going to the beach, have lunch with your pet at one of the several seashore picnic places.

Mt. Tamalpais State Park 

On a clear day, tourists can enjoy panoramic views of San Francisco, the East Bay Area, and Mt. Diablo from the summit of Mt. Tamalpais. There are more than 50 miles of twisting trails, as well as comfortable campgrounds, to enjoy with your pets in the redwood groves and oak woodlands.

Although pets are not allowed on Mt. Tamalpais hiking trails, they are permitted in the Mt. Tamalpais watershed system of the Marin Municipal Water District.

San Rafael’s Lagoon Park

San Rafael is Marin’s oldest city and a perfect starting point for exploring the county’s urban and cultural landscape. Lagoon Park offers 10 acres of shady grass patches and twisting walking pathways circling a man-made lagoon, with expansive views of the Marin County Civic Center. It’s the perfect spot for a short city picnic for your four-legged friends.

China Camp State Park

China Camp State Park hosts a diverse range of species, including wolves, foxes, and coyotes, as well as wetland habitats. Pets are welcome at all pet-friendly campgrounds, outdoor picnic areas, and beaches. So, you can enjoy all of your favorite water sports like fishing, windsurfing, and boating in the calm waters of San Pablo Bay with your pets nearby.

Call Bridewell Hilltop Kennels at (415) 897-5471 for top-notch services of pet boarding in Marin County.