434 RV parks · Florida · Georgia · the Carolinas
RV Parks your dogs will wag about
RV parks that go out of their way for dogs. Every perk checked against the park's own website.
What's your dog into?
What we look for
We list a park only when its own website says it offers at least one of these for dogs, on its own grounds:
- Dog parkA fenced dog park, dog run, off-leash area or fenced pet area
- Dog washA dog or pet wash station
- Agility courseAgility equipment for dogs
- Pet sitting or daycarePet sitting, daycare or dog walking
- Dog beachOn the park’s grounds, where the park says dogs may use it
- Sites with a fenced pet areaCampsites with their own fenced yard
- Treats or pet suppliesTreats, welcome kits or a pet supply store
- Dog eventsPet parades, costume contests, dog-themed weekends
Not enough on their own: dogs being allowed, an unfenced pet area, pet waste stations, leash rules, no breed restrictions, no pet fee, pet-friendly cabins, or trails and beaches near the park.
Park details come from the park's own website. No stated breed restrictions means none were found there, not a guarantee; call ahead to confirm. How we check parks
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Welcome to RVWithDogs
How two dog-loving RVers started rvwithdogs, and what a park needs to make our list.
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Road-tripping the Blue Ridge with a dog
A fall and winter tour of the North Georgia and Carolina mountains, from apple country to ski country, with dog parks and wash stations at every stop.
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How to choose an RV park that is good for your dog
Plenty of parks allow dogs. A few make the trip better for them. Here is how to tell the difference.
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RV parks with a dog beach
Parks where the beach on the grounds is open to dogs, state by state.
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Breed rules: what to ask before you book
Which questions to ask a park, and when to call ahead.