Woof P.A.C. Park

Hi-Way Drive-In is a drive-in movie theater that welcomes pets. This nostalgic activity is still alive and well, and you can bring your dog along to watch a great film from the luxury of your own automobile. Dog owners are encouraged to only bring well-behaved pets that do not bark during the thrilling sequences to avoid disturbing other moviegoers. If your dog needs to go potty, remember to wipe up any mess that is left behind. This spacious, retro drive-in cinema also features a concession area and a selection of low-budget films.

The Santa Maria Valley Multi-Purpose Trail is one of 1600 rail-trails supported by Rails-to-Trails Conservancy, a charity dedicated to building a nationwide network of trails from abandoned rail lines and connecting corridors. This "rail-trail," which was once an abandoned railroad line, is now a terrific spot to walk Petzooie in Santa Maria!

In the spring of 2009, one of the newest canine facilities debuted at this new regional park in Orcutt's Rice Ranch neighborhood. Small and big dog spaces, dog water fountains, and chairs for dog owners and friends are all part of this 2.5-acre enclosed canine play park.

Point Sal Overlook Path is a 10.3 mile widely frequented out and back trail that is categorized as challenging and can be accessible by parking at Point Sal Trailhead at the end of Brown Road in Guadalupe, CA. Dogs should be on a leash at all times. The trail, which is largely used for hiking, is open all year. On clear days, the Point Sal Overlook Trail's elevation offers for vast panoramic coastal views.

Petzooie is welcome to play off leash in Nipomo Dog Park in Nopomo, CA, which is located within Nipomo Regional Park.

The Luffa Farm provides a free tour and information about the growing and harvesting of luffa sponges. There is also a gift shop where luffas and other items can be purchased. On excursions, dogs must be on a leash.