It only makes sense that the Land of 10,000 Lakes would include places for Minnesota dogs to visit. However, it’s essential to check with the places you’d like to take your canine companion ahead of time. Public recreational areas and state parks usually don’t allow pets unless they are service animals. A word to the wise: some websites may claim sites are dog-friendly, but verify it yourself before you go.
We’ve included a broad spectrum of beach-like experiences in our list. You’re sure to find something to please your family and pooch as you explore Minnesota.
In designated areas only as long as your pets are under control
7-mile-long sandbar
Cold waters in Lake Superior
Chilly winds off the lake
Check for riptide updates
Beach house
Conclusion
Some of the best places to take your pup in Minnesota are the many dog-friendly parks found throughout the state. With the semi-official count of 14,380 lakes, you’re sure to find a beach that will make a great day in the sun and water for your entire family—including your canine companion.
Since 2009, Chris has written on a variety of topics. Her motto with all of her writing is “science-based writing nurtured by education and critical thinking.” She specializes in scientific topics, with a special love for health and environmental topics, and of course, pets of all shapes and sizes.
Chris lives happily with her husband and three cats in the land of 10,000 lakes, writing, wining, and boating as much as she can. She and her husband, Norm, were awarded the State of Kentucky Colonel Honor for their restoration work at Mammoth Cave National Park.
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