Dog Park Locations

The Sedona Dog Park, located near Soldier's Pass Rd and Carruth Dr, has separate sections for large and small dogs, as well as water stations, seats, and a large shade structure. To utilize this park, dogs must be up to date on their immunizations and have a current municipal license.

The Sedona Dog Park is open from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. from April 1 to October 1, and from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. from October 2 to March 31. The park is closed from 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. on Thursdays. for disinfecting and cleaning

A Day In The West Jeep Tours welcomes your pet to accompany you on a gorgeous four-wheel-drive Jeep tour. The Mogollon Rim Tour, which takes you to an elevation of 7,500 feet and affords spectacular panoramic views of the Sedona environment, is one of many private, guided tours available in and around the Coconino National Forest for you and your dog. The wilderness Outlaw Jeep Tour, the Red Rock West Tour's magnificent sunset journey through the Dry Creek Basin, and the Diamondback Tour's challenging 4x4 trek through the western canyon backcountry are also popular tours. The duration of the tour varies from 90 minutes to three hours.

Sedona Red Rock Adventures is your best bet for exploring Sedona's red rocks and beyond, with all trips being dog-friendly. You are welcome to bring your dog, and if the two get along, they will also bring Ama, the company's guiding dog. All excursions are private and tailored to your group's specific needs. Sedona Scenic Photo Tours, Visits to Local Indian Ruin Sites, Area Winery Tours, and Grand Canyon Excursions are among their specialties. They will tailor a tour to fit the specific interests of your group, whether you stay in Sedona or travel to Flagstaff, Jerome, Page Springs, or elsewhere.They will pick you up from any location in Sedona, Cornville, or Cottonwood. Bring your dog on any tour and receive a 10% discount.

Slide Rock State Park is a 43-acre park in Oak Creek Canyon, just outside of Sedona, Arizona. The name of this location comes from the slick rocks that form a natural water funnel. For years, people have come to this park to swim and get a tan. Dogs on leashes are allowed in the park, but not near the creek or bathing areas. The cost of admission varies from $10 to $30 each vehicle.