Dog Fancy Magazine named Provincetown America’s most dog friendly town, for good reason. Ptown loves all dogs – ours and our visitors, and treats them well with lots of love and yes, spoiling them with delicious treats and new coat for cold winter. Most shops, galleries, restaurants (with outdoor areas) and some boat charters welcome well behaved dogs at the business owners discretion. Almost all businesses offer treats for lucky doggies or provide a cool drink of water.
Provincetown Dog Park is located on Rt 6 and Shank Painter Road junction
Best friend ever, Honda
On the sailing boat with Charlie!
Taking Your Dog to Herring Cove or Race Point Beaches
Cape Cod National Seashore Park Policy on Pets
508 349 3785, 508 487-1256, Website
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Provincetown East End town beach, low tide
Walking with Your Dog on Provincetown Town Beaches
Dog owners/walkers are required to clean up after their animal immediately and dispose of the waste in a waste container. Bags are provided at many locations throughout the town. Off-leash times for town beaches: Memorial Day through November 1st, 6am to 9am and 6pm to 9pm and November 2 through the day before Memorial Day, 6am to 9pm.
Dogs must be under voice & sight control. If you have any questions please contact Animal Control Officer Ruth Ann Cowing, at the Provincetown Police Dept at 508 487-1212.
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Award-winning Pilgrim Bark Park
Pilgrim Bark Park is an enclosed dog park where well socialized dogs can run free and play off leash. There is both a general and small dog section. Parking is available and the park is handicap accessible. Open year-round.
Located on the corner of Shank Painter Road and Route 6.
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You don’t need to drive to Provincetown with your dog! Take a ferry!
Travel In Style!
Your pet can even travel to Provincetown via public transportation on ferry services between Boston & Provincetown with Bay State Cruise Company and CityExperiences.com/boston/city-cruises/provincetown-ferry/
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Hana, little dog with lots of personality!
Pet Friendly Accommodations
Please note pets accepted at the business owners discretion and based on availability.
Apartments, Cottages, Condos, Houses
Bayshore/Chandler House, 508 487-9133, Website
Weneedavacation.com, 888 281-8660, 774 323-3911, Website
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Inns, B&B
Aerie House, 508 487-1197, E-mail
Benchmark Inn, 508 487-7440, 888 487-7440, Website
Brass Key Guesthouse, 800 842-9858, 508 487-9020, Website
Brasswood Inn, 508 487-1526, Website
Crowne Pointe Historic Inn & Spa, 877 276-9631, 508 487-6767, Website
Land’s End Inn, 508-487-0706 office, 508-237-8892 cell, Website
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Motels, Hotels and Resorts
Cape Colony Inn, 508 487-1755, 800 841-6716, Website
Dune Crest Hotel, 800 942-5388, 508 487-9090, Website
Harbor Hotel Provincetown, 508 487-1711, 800 422-4224, Website
Surfside Hotel and Suites, 508 487-1726, Website
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Camping
Dunes Edge Campground, 508 487-9815, Website
Herring Cove Beach
Animal Rescue League of Boston
Mondays and holidays: Closed
Tuesdays: Open by appointment only
Wednesday-Sunday: Open to the public 1:00-6:00pm
Provincetown Dog Park Association – Pilgrim Bark Park
Pilgrim Bark Park is located on the corner of Shank painter Rd. and Route 6. Parking is available and the park is handicap accessible.
Many of the park’s elements and sculptures where created and donated by local artists.
Although a public park, Pilgrim Bark Park, a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, relies 100% on private donations for its on-going maintenance and improvements. To learn more about Pilgrim Bark Park and Provincetown’s pet friendly businesses and amenities, visit our website: www.provincetowndogpark.org.
Veterinary Wellness Center of Provincetown
OUR MISSION
To be an active part of a community that values, appreciates, and loves their pets as a member of their family. To serve both the human and non-humans with empathy, respect, and without judgement as we also would want ourselves and family to be treated. And with a dedication to lifelong learning, to strive to always think critically and to offer with honesty and integrity as many options to support the human- animal bond. We are dedicated to developing lasting relationships with our patients, clients, and colleagues.
OUR VISION
To strive to provide unparalleled care and service to our clients and patients in a low stress and caring environment. To utilize technology and ancient medicine to improve the lives of our pets and their humans. To strive to always be able to offer an option.
