Dog-Friendly Biloxi, Mississippi

Beach views, casual patios, and easy-access dog parks make Biloxi a relaxed Gulf Coast stop for travelers with pups.

Biloxi, MS

8.2 Pet-Friendly Score
Avg Pet Fee: $25-125
Dog Parks: 3
Off-Leash Beach: No
Outdoor Dining Law: Yes

Best for waterfront dining

Shaggy's Biloxi Beach

Beachfront restaurant with designated dog-friendly outdoor areas and a dog menu.

The Reef

Popular beachfront seafood spot with outdoor seating where dogs are welcome.

Best off-leash play

Popp's Ferry Dog Park

Biloxi's main off-leash dog park with water, benches, and waste stations.

Pixie's Memorial Dog Park at Hiller Park

Smaller fenced dog park inside one of Biloxi's best-known community parks.

Good to know

Beach rules

Harrison County beaches do not allow pets, so plan beach walks on nearby sidewalks and green spaces instead.

Patio dining

Mississippi allows dogs in approved outdoor dining areas when restaurants meet state health requirements.

Dog-Friendly Hotels in Biloxi

Hyatt Place Biloxi

4/5
Hotel

Modern beachfront-area stay near downtown Biloxi and the lighthouse, with one of the clearest published pet policies in town.

$$ Pet fee: $75 for 1-6 nights; additional cleaning fee for longer stays Allows 1 dog up to 50 lbs or 2 dogs with a combined weight up to 75 lbs; $75 fee for stays up to 6 nights and an additional $100 cleaning fee for 7-30 nights.

1150 Beach Blvd, Biloxi, MS 39530

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Hilton Garden Inn Biloxi

4/5
Hotel

Beach Boulevard hotel with easy access to downtown attractions and a straightforward two-pet policy.

$$ Pet fee: $75 for 1-4 nights; $125 total for 5+ nights Cats and dogs only; limit two pets, max weight 75 lbs.

648 Beach Boulevard, Biloxi, MS 39530

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Hampton Inn Biloxi

4/5
Hotel

Reliable mid-range option close to the beach and downtown, with grassy pet areas on site.

$$ Pet fee: $75 for 1-3 nights; $125 for longer stays Welcomes two pets up to 75 lbs; dogs and cats allowed.

1138 Beach Blvd, Biloxi, MS 39530

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Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Biloxi

4/5
Resort

Casino resort option for travelers who want a more upscale stay and don't mind stricter in-room pet rules.

$$$ Pet fee: $125 per pet per stay up to 25 lbs; $175 per pet per stay for 26-100 lbs Allows 2 pets; dogs and cats welcome; pets must be crated if left unattended.

777 Beach Blvd, Biloxi, MS 39530

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Margaritaville Resort Biloxi

4/5
Resort

Family-friendly resort on the water with a small-pet policy that works best for short leisure stays.

$$$ Pet fee: $75 per stay Allows pets up to 25 lbs; dogs and cats welcome; pets may not be left unattended.

195 Beach Blvd, Biloxi, MS 39530

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Motel 6 Biloxi, MS - Beach

3.5/5
Budget Hotel

One of the easiest low-cost options for road-trippers with dogs thanks to its no-fee policy.

$ Pet fee: No pet fee Two pets of any size are welcome at no additional fee; dogs and cats allowed; pets should not be left unattended.

2476 Beach Blvd, Biloxi, MS 39531

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Dog-Friendly Restaurants in Biloxi

Shaggy's Biloxi Beach

4.5/5
Seafood Restaurant

A go-to Biloxi pick for dog owners thanks to beachfront views, designated dog-friendly outdoor seating, and a dedicated dog menu.

$$ Dogs are not allowed inside; they must remain in designated outdoor dog areas. Service dogs are allowed inside. Dog Menu

1763 Beach Blvd, Biloxi, MS 39531

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The Reef

4.4/5
Seafood Restaurant

Beachfront seafood restaurant with outdoor seating and wide Gulf views, ideal for a sunset meal with your leashed dog.

$$ Dogs are welcome in the outdoor seating area.

1749 Beach Boulevard, Biloxi, MS 39531

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The Ole Biloxi Fillin' Station

4.4/5
Casual Southern Restaurant

Historic gas-station-turned-restaurant in Old Biloxi with a shaded patio that works well for relaxed lunches with dogs.

$$ Dogs are welcome at umbrella-shaded outdoor patio tables.

692 Howard Ave, Biloxi, MS 39530

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Yul's Place

4.4/5
Seafood Restaurant

Local seafood favorite with a covered outdoor deck and water views, good for a casual meal after park time.

$$ Dogs are welcome on the outdoor covered deck.

530 Causeway Dr, Biloxi, MS 39532

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Jacked Up Coffee Bar

4.5/5
Coffee Shop

Downtown coffee stop with sidewalk seating, useful for breakfast, caffeine, and a quick dog-friendly break on Howard Avenue.

$ Dogs are welcome on the outdoor sidewalk patio.

999 Howard Avenue, Suite 2, Biloxi, MS 39530

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Mary Mahoney's

4.3/5
Fine Dining Restaurant

Classic Biloxi dining institution with courtyard seating that can work for leashed dogs when outdoor service is available.

$$$ Dogs are allowed at outer courtyard tables when outdoor service is offered; advance call recommended.

110 Rue Magnolia, Biloxi, MS 39530

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Dog-Friendly Parks and Activities in Biloxi

Popp's Ferry Dog Park

Dog Park

Biloxi's main off-leash dog park with open play space, water access, benches, and waste receptacles.

Off-Leash

2150 Popp's Ferry Road, Biloxi, MS

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Pixie's Memorial Dog Park at Hiller Park

Dog Park

Fenced off-leash area inside Hiller Park with fountains, benches, waste bags, and a shaded shelter.

Off-Leash

380 Hiller Dr, Biloxi, MS 39531

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Lighthouse Park

Park

Scenic park near the Biloxi Lighthouse with a nature trail, native landscaping, and room for an easy leashed walk.

1050 Beach Blvd, Biloxi, MS 39530

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Biloxi Lighthouse

Sightseeing

Iconic Biloxi landmark that makes a great photo stop with your dog on leash around the grounds and nearby green space.

Porter Avenue and U.S. 90, Biloxi, MS 39530

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Maritime & Seafood Industry Museum

Museum

Pet-friendly museum stop for travelers who want a cultural break; confirm current dog access before visiting indoor spaces.

115 1st Street, Biloxi, MS 39530

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Keesler Federal Park Bark in the Park

Seasonal Activity

During select Biloxi Shuckers games, dogs can join their owners in designated dog-friendly seating sections.

105 Caillavet St, Biloxi, MS 39530

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A Dog-Friendly Weekend in Biloxi

This easy two-day plan mixes waterfront dining, downtown strolling, and off-leash play without overloading your dog in the Gulf Coast heat.

Day 1: Beach Boulevard and Downtown Biloxi

Morning

Start with coffee and breakfast at Jacked Up Coffee Bar, then take a leashed walk around downtown Biloxi and the nearby Biloxi Lighthouse grounds.

Afternoon

Check into a pet-friendly hotel like Hyatt Place Biloxi or Hilton Garden Inn Biloxi, then spend time exploring Lighthouse Park for a lower-key afternoon walk.

Evening

Have dinner at Shaggy's Biloxi Beach or The Reef so your dog can relax beside you on the patio while you enjoy Gulf views.

Day 2: Off-Leash Play and Local Seafood

Morning

Head to Popp's Ferry Dog Park for off-leash exercise before temperatures rise, or choose Pixie's Memorial Dog Park at Hiller Park for a shorter play session.

Afternoon

Grab lunch at Yul's Place or The Ole Biloxi Fillin' Station, then visit the Maritime & Seafood Industry Museum area or stroll around Point Cadet on leash.

Evening

If your trip lines up with the schedule, catch a Biloxi Shuckers Bark in the Park game; otherwise wrap up with a relaxed patio dinner and sunset walk along Beach Boulevard.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Are dogs allowed on Biloxi beaches?

Not generally. Harrison County beach rules mean pets are not permitted on the public beach itself, so most travelers stick to nearby sidewalks, parks, and dog parks for exercise.

Does Biloxi have off-leash dog parks?

Yes. Biloxi has three city dog parks, including the main park at Popp's Ferry Road and smaller dog parks at Hiller Park and Savarro Park.

Can dogs eat with me on restaurant patios in Biloxi?

Yes, at approved locations. Mississippi allows dogs in outdoor dining areas when restaurants meet state health requirements, but each restaurant still sets its own policy.

What are the best dog-friendly hotels in Biloxi?

Popular options include Hyatt Place Biloxi, Hilton Garden Inn Biloxi, Hampton Inn Biloxi, Motel 6 Biloxi - Beach, and several casino resorts with published pet policies.

Is Biloxi a good weekend trip with a dog?

Yes. Biloxi works well for a short dog-friendly getaway because it combines pet-friendly hotels, casual patios, scenic walking areas, and multiple off-leash parks within a compact area.

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