Pet friendly spots
Are you a dog owner who is planning to go camping this summer? Then we have some great news for you. You can take your dog with you on your vacation and make sure that they will have the best time ever. Camperguru offers a wide range of campsites that are pet-friendly and accommodate all breeds. Dog friendly campsites have everything you need to ensure that your dog is comfortable during their stay. Some of them offer special sections just for dogs, so they can run around freely without worrying about getting lost. Other campsites offer leash-free zones where your dog can roam freely without getting tangled up in their leash or snagging it on something.
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Inselcamp Unterach
Austria • Near Lake Attersee
Fliegercamp
Austria • Greifenburg, next to the lake Badesee
Campingplatz Judenstein
Austria • Near Innsbruck
Autocamp Miami
Montenegro • Ulcinj Municipality
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Campsites which accept pets offer plenty of amenities for your four-legged friends. Some sites have dog parks where they can play with other pets and humans alike, while others have dog showers so you can wash them off after a long day at the beach or playing fetch in the river with other campers' dogs!
And don't forget about yourself—you deserve some time off too! While you're out exploring nature with your beloved canine companion, be sure to take advantage of our special services like massage therapy from local masseuses and trainers who specialise in working with animals.
You’re going camping with your dog. And you want to do it right—you want to make sure that your four-legged friend is comfortable, happy and safe the whole time. Whether you’re staying at a campsite or renting a cabin, there are some things you need to know before you go.
Here are some tips on camping with dogs:
- Know what kind of campsite you're staying at. Some have special areas where dogs can be off leash and run around freely (but make sure they're still on a leash when they're in public areas). Some just allow dogs on leashes at all times, while others don't allow them at all (or do allow them but charge extra per night). Others may have pet-friendly amenities like dog-friendly beaches, dog showers and playgrounds—so check ahead of time!
- Bring everything your dog needs for the trip. This includes food bowls, water bowls (and water if you'll be gone for more than one day), dog beds, toys and treats—all depending on their breed and age (if necessary). Also bring along any medications that might be necessary during
- If you're planning on crossing a border into another country with your dog? You'll want to make sure her vaccinations are up-to-date! Every country has different rules about what kinds of shots they require in order for pets to enter their borders safely. For example: European countries require rabies vaccinations but not necessarily other common ones like parvovirus or distempe
