DOG-FRIENDLY VERMONT
Dog-Friendly Southern Vermont
Pet-friendly cabins and farmhouses with room to roam, plus local tips for a happy trip with your dog.
Vermont is a wonderful place to travel with a dog: quiet dirt roads, woods and streams everywhere, and plenty of space. These homes in our collection welcome four-legged guests.
forest trails out the back door and a quiet dirt road across the street (pet fee applies).
a private yard in the woods between Mount Snow and Stratton (dogs welcome, no cats).
Tips for Vermont with your dog
• Check for ticks. Do a quick check after every walk in the woods or tall grass, from spring through fall.
• Know the park rules. Many state parks welcome leashed dogs, but rules differ for beaches and day-use areas, so check before you go.
• Hunting season. In the fall, and especially in November, put blaze orange on yourself and your dog when you're out in the woods.
• Mind the wildlife. Rural homes see deer, turkeys and the occasional porcupine. Keep dogs close at dawn and dusk.
• Read the house rules. Each home has its own pet policy and any fees are listed on its booking page.