Palo Verde Dog Park

Arte Bella welcomes pets. Bring your dog along to paint on canvas, wood, or glass with you. They provide canvases, easels, aprons, brushes, paint, crafts tools, and charging stations in addition to a relaxed setting, so all you need to bring is yourself! Their crew is here to help you whether you want a step-by-step coached session or an open studio experience. Monday through Saturday, 11 a.m. to 8 p.m., and Sunday, 12 p.m. to 6 p.m., Arte Bella is open.

Bookmans Entertainment Exchange is a used book, music, movie, video game, and musical instrument store that buys, sells, and swaps used books, music, movies, video games, and musical instruments. Inside, well-behaved, leashed dogs are welcome.

Summit Hut is a retail establishment that supplies both you and your dog outdoor gear. Dogs on leashes are allowed inside.

A big, designated off-leash dog park at Morris K. Udall Park Park offers separate areas for large and small dogs, both of which are fully gated. The park also offers a lighted section as well as drinking stations for both humans and dogs.

The Arizona Historical Society's Fort Lowell Museum is housed in the restored Commanding Officer's quarters on the grounds of today's Fort Lowell Park. The museum of Fort Lowell, which was founded in 1873, features exhibits depicting military life on the Arizona frontier. Historic interpretative signage can be found throughout the park for you to appreciate while walking with your pets. Four-legged guests receive dog treats from the museum.

During the summer months, guests are allowed to bring their well-behaved dogs to enjoy an Urban Oasis in the Heart of Tucson (June - September). Dog entry is $3 per dog, per visit, or $20 for a Dog Membership, plus $10 for each additional dog.