Multi-level antique store features unique vintage items and a charming outdoor market. Dogs roam freely, with a friendly shop dog adding warmth. Clean, inviting spaces and fair pricing make shopping pleasant.
Dogs roam freely and provide constant company while shopping. A friendly shop dog greets visitors, adding to the warm atmosphere.
"I found so many unique vintage finds, especially the toys were amazing."
"It's so Dog Friendly; the shop dogs always followed me around."
"The market out back is lovely and charming."
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The store features a wide selection of antiques and vintage items.
Items are well organized, making it easy to browse through the store.
Prices are fair and competitive compared to other antique shops.
Majestic mountain views and spacious sites create a peaceful stay despite nearby jets. Dogs enjoy a large dog park with agility toys and a pup playground. Amenities include a top-notch pool, hot tub, and pickleball courts for fun and relaxation.
Gated and contained areas offer plenty of space for dogs to run freely. A large dog park with agility toys and a pup playground lets dogs play and learn new tricks.
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The RV park is very clean and well maintained.
The facilities, including the hot tub, laundry, and gym, are first rate.
The park hosts regular events, activities, and food trucks.
Rooms feel like modern apartments with full kitchenettes. Quiet, peaceful vibe suits families and travelers. Very pet-friendly with a small potty area and reasonable fees. Amenities include a coffee lobby and clean laundry plus fitness facilities.
Very pet-friendly with a small potty area for dogs. Charges a reasonable pet fee and welcomes dogs warmly.
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The hotel is centrally located near restaurants, a mall, and the interstate.
Candlewood Suites is very dog friendly with a reasonable pet fee.
The rooms are spacious and clean, providing ample workspace.
Trail runs along Bonneville Shoreline with spectacular valley views and creek crossings. Dogs enjoy off-leash play near two streams. Picnic spots under shady scrub oak offer a peaceful, natural setting for all visitors.
Two streams run through the site, offering water spots where dogs can drink and play. Many dogs walk off leash along the trail, which is popular for running and walking with dogs.
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Access to the site is gated from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.; overnight camping is not allowed.
There is ample parking at the Fernwood Trailhead, but it can fill up quickly.
The site is dog friendly, but dogs must be leashed at all times.
Drive-through coffee stand buzzes with fast-moving lines and friendly staff who greet dogs with pup cups. Offers sugar-free drinks and tasty treats like muffin tops. Energetic vibe with lively music keeps everyone upbeat.
Staff always greet dogs warmly and offer pup cups. Dogs get plenty of attention and friendly hellos from employees.
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Expect long lines, especially during peak hours.
Online ordering is available to reduce wait times.
Drive-through service only; no sit-down options.
Rooms are spacious and clean with kitchen amenities like a fridge and dishwasher. Staff offer a welcome bag for pets and maintain a quiet atmosphere despite children and dogs. Guests enjoy a well-equipped gym and an outdoor fire pit for relaxing.
Staff provide help with dogs and offer a welcome bag for pets. Outdoor areas include a pet pit stop, and the hotel stays quiet even with children and pets around.
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Breakfast and parking are included with your stay.
The hotel offers free parking for guests.
Rooms are clean and well-stocked for extended stays.
Steep, rocky climb leads to breathtaking valley views and beautiful waterfalls. Trail is dog friendly with off-leash spots and easy access for pets. Parking and amenities at trailhead add convenience for all visitors.
A short hike leads to a waterfall that dogs can reach despite short legs. Most dogs are off leash and the trail is pet-friendly and suitable for families.
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The parking lot has drinking water and restrooms available.
The switchbacks are the hardest part of the hike at the beginning.
Watch out for rattlesnakes during the hike.