Dog Friendly Hotels In Jackson Hole Wy – Jackson Hole Pet-Friendly With Jackson Hole’s pet-friendly neighborhood and resort area pet-friendly, the area can easily accommodate your four-legged and furry family.
Jackson Hole is a pet shelter here in the Tetons – you can even take your pup to the post office, where a food courier will deliver them! Four-legged furry friends are welcome in a wide range of accommodations, from city hotels to the five-star Four Seasons Resort in Tetons Village. There are also various areas for dogs throughout the valley and some restaurants allow pets to accompany you (on a leash) on the patio or in the yard. Additionally, nearby parks will allow your pet to visit them with some restrictions.
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Because Jackson Hole is a major tourist and skiing destination, the hospitality industry here wants to make it as easy as possible to bring their pets on vacation to this beautiful corner of Wyoming. Why should pet owners rejoice? Let your dog party too! Many hotels and guesthouses accept pets, often for a small fee.
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• Alpenhof Lodge: Two pets up to 50 pounds per night with an additional fee of $30. Belly room is limited.
• Inn on the Creek: Two pets welcome. $25 per day is added to your room rate.
• Snow King Resort: No weight limits or type restrictions. Up to two pets per room. Pets are only allowed in hotel rooms, not rooms.
Pets cannot be left alone in hotel rooms. If you choose not to take them with you during the day, they can enjoy the stimulation of friends and other four-legged people in special dog-cat sessions during the day or at night. We recommend Spring Creek Animal Hospital and Happy Tales Pet Resort at DogJacks.
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You can also find pet-friendly places to stay in Grand Teton National Park, including Jackson Lake Lodges and Cottages, Coulter Bay Village Cabins and Tent Cabins, and campgrounds and RV parks.
When traveling in Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks, a good rule of thumb is to allow pets anywhere that can be driven by a vehicle (trails, campgrounds, picnic areas) while on property. Dogs are not allowed on paved trails in both parks, limiting the number of day hikes and excursions visitors can take while visiting the area.
Several restaurants/cafes around Jackson have dog-friendly patios during the summer months, including Cafe Genevieve, Cowboy Coffee, Cuties Bar & Grill, Silver Dollar Bar & Grill, Bubba’s Bar-B-Q, and Sidewinders Tavern.
Pet Place Plus and Teton Tails are the main pet stores in the area, but you’ll also find pet food and toys at Albertsons, Smiths, and Big R Ranch.
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If your pet becomes ill or injured during your stay, we recommend that you take them to Spring Creek Animal Hospital.
Dogs are expected to be leashed on all trails and are not allowed in city parks. However, there are various dog friendly areas throughout the Jackson Hole area that are easily identified by PAWS Mutt-Mitt bag dispensers.
A great place to exercise your dog is Emily’s Pond on the Snake River and on the south side of the Westbank River Dyke. These sites are located on both sides of the Snake River – with spectacular views of the Tetons – and are accessible from HWY 22 as you head towards Teton Village and Wilson. Cache Creek is a large creek outside of Snow King County and one of the most popular places for residents and visitors to walk their dogs. You can also head to Gros Ventre National Forest to take you and your dog for a dip in Slide Lake. See the wildlife map for Jackson Hole.
There are places throughout the valley, including the Bridger Teton National Forest, that have campsites set up and will let your dog roam. However, for the safety of your dog and passing wildlife, it is important to keep your dog indoors and under control at all times.
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