Known as Surf City USA, Huntington Beach allows dogs on the sand between Seapoint Avenue and 21st Street, offering street parking for $2.00 per hour and hosting dog-friendly events like So Cal Corgi Beach Day.
Located in Wildwood, this fully fenced-in sandy park area allows leashed dogs to enjoy the ocean, equipped with poop bags for cleanliness and an optional leash policy within the park itself.
Established in 1989, Jupiter Dog Beach spans 2.5 miles, permitting off-leash dogs on the sand but requiring leashes in the parking lot and for entry walks, emphasizing well-behaved behavior.
Cannon Beach welcomes leashed dogs or those under voice command control by owners, ideal for exploring with scenic views and reminders to avoid chasing local wildlife like puffins near Haystack Rock.
Located along Lake Michigan, Montrose Dog Beach allows off-leash play from early morning to 11 p.m., providing amenities like wash-off areas and free poop bags supported by donations.
In Portland, Willard Beach permits on-leash dog walks during specified hours from May to September and allows dogs off-leash during fall and winter, with reminders to respect sand dunes and wildlife.
Seattle's Warren G. Magnuson Park features an expansive 8.6-acre fully fenced off-leash area along Lake Washington, ensuring dogs can play safely with water access available.
Dogs are welcome on leashes at Emerald Isle's soft, white-sand beaches, offering a serene coastal experience suitable for leisurely walks from the pier and beyond.