Page Springs Cellars

Javelina Leap Vineyard and Winery is a dog-friendly establishment that produces high-quality, handcrafted wines. Javelina Leap is a family-owned and run premium boutique winery in the Verde Valley of northern Arizona, just minutes from Sedona in the small historic valley of Page Springs. The vineyard, tasting area, and winery are all built into the side of a volcano!

Pets are welcome at Oak Creek Vineyard & Winery. On the outdoor patio, they have wine tastings for people and a large bowl of water for Petzooie. Cheese plates and almonds grown on the farm are also available to visitors. Oak Creek Vineyard & Winery is open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. every day.

Sedona Scenic Wine Country Tours offers a custom 3- to 8-hour tour with Petzooie by your side. Explore the Verde Valley Wine Trail, which includes working vineyards, tasting rooms with off-site vineyards, chocolate stores, and a variety of eateries to please even the most discerning palette. Are you interested in the craft beer sector in Northern Arizona? Book a Scenic Microbrewery Tour or combine it with a personalized wine tour. All Sedona tours feature customizable start times, free pickup from any location in Sedona, a personalized tour tailored to your specific interests, climate-controlled vehicles, complimentary digital photographs, and a variety of food options. For pricing, call or go to the website.

Hiking, fishing, and picnicking are among the low-impact activities available at the Verde River Greenway State Natural Area. With your animal best buddy, explore this beautiful location. At all times, dogs must be kept on a leash.

Leashed pets are welcome to accompany their owners while they shop for ammo, weapons, training, gunsmithing, and gun customization at Black Star Firearms LLC.

At this Sedona picnic spot, dogs must be on a leash. Towering Cathedral Rock reflected in the waters of Oak Creek at Red Rock Crossing is one of the most photographed sights in the southwest. It's no surprise, then, that the picnic spot at the same location is just as popular as it is attractive. Fishing, swimming, and wading in the stream are popular activities, as well as picnicking and photographing the surroundings. It can get pretty packed at times. Visit early in the morning or on a weekday if you want the world-class splendor of Red Rock Crossing all to yourself (or nearly so).It's possible that some humans and puppies will opt to get wet. On-site vault toilets and beverage vending machines. A day-use fee of $11 per vehicle is required.