Dog-Friendly High Point, North Carolina
From off-leash play at Hedgecock Dog Park to patio dining and pet-friendly stays, High Point makes an easy Southeast getaway with your dog.
High Point, NC
Best Dog Parks & Walks
High Point’s dedicated off-leash dog park with separate areas for small and large dogs, fountains, shade, and benches.
A favorite for leashed trail walks with miles of natural trails and greenway access near the lake.
A scenic park for leashed strolls, picnic breaks, and greenway access near Jamestown.
Dog-Friendly Dining
A patio-friendly local hangout that explicitly welcomes well-behaved dogs outdoors.
A local brewery known for a dog-friendly environment, outdoor seating, and frequent food trucks.
Relaxed Uptowne patio dining with smoked meats, burgers, and a dog-friendly setup.
Where to Stay
One of the most central pet-friendly hotel options in High Point with a clearly posted pet policy.
A reliable Hilton option near High Point with pet-friendly rooms and a straightforward fee structure.
A convenient IHG stay south of downtown with pet-friendly accommodations and easy highway access.
Dog-Friendly Hotels in and near High Point
SpringHill Suites by Marriott High Point
A polished all-suite stay in the heart of High Point with complimentary breakfast and one of the clearest posted pet policies in town.
121 Virginia Pl, High Point, NC 27262
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A dependable pet-friendly base just off I-85 in Archdale, convenient for downtown High Point, Furnitureland South, and road trips with dogs.
10066 North Main Street, Archdale, NC 27263
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A practical pet-friendly option with free breakfast and EV charging, located south of High Point for quick interstate access.
10050 N Main St, Archdale, NC 27263
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A simple budget-friendly stay for travelers who want a pet-friendly room close to High Point without paying downtown rates.
10002 S Main St, Archdale, NC 27263
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A value-focused Choice property with breakfast and pool access, useful for quick overnight stops with a dog.
10123 N. Main Street, Archdale, NC 27263
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Boulder’s Bar & Grill
A standout pick for dog owners thanks to its explicit patio welcome for well-behaved dogs and a casual menu of burgers, wraps, and bar food.
2758 NC-68 STE 103, High Point, NC 27265
Visit WebsiteFrady’s Taphouse and Eatery
A relaxed Uptowne High Point stop with smoked meats, burgers, live music, and an outdoor patio listed as dog friendly.
1345 North Main Street, Suite 103-104, High Point, NC 27262
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A family-owned downtown favorite for kebabs, dips, and Turkish specialties with outdoor seating that welcomes dogs.
805 North Main Street, Suite 101, High Point, NC 27262
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A casual counter-service barbecue spot with outdoor seating and a dog-friendly designation, good for an easy lunch stop.
4395 Regency Drive, High Point, NC 27265
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An inviting neighborhood tavern with cocktails, lunch and dinner service, plus outdoor seating for guests with dogs.
3800 Tinsley Drive, Suite 109, High Point, NC 27265
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A local favorite for barbecue, burgers, and sandwiches with outdoor seating and a dog-friendly listing.
1232 North Main Street, High Point, NC 27262
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A dependable coffee stop near downtown where dog owners can grab espresso drinks and use the outdoor tables.
709 West Lexington Avenue, High Point, NC 27262
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One of High Point’s best-known dog-friendly hangouts, with indoor and outdoor seating, live music, and frequent food trucks.
1234 North Main Street, High Point, NC 27262
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Hedgecock Dog Park
The city’s main off-leash dog park, with separate fenced areas for small and large dogs, fountains, shade, benches, and waste stations.
300 West Parris Avenue, High Point, NC 27265
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A top pick for leashed walks with miles of natural trails, greenway access, lakeside scenery, and educational exhibits.
1220 Penny Road, High Point, NC 27265
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A scenic park with greenway connections, picnic areas, and plenty of room for a relaxed leashed walk near the water.
602 W. Main St., Jamestown, NC 27282
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A good stop for leashed lake views, picnic breaks, and easy access to Oak Hollow Park amenities.
3431 N Centennial Street, High Point, NC 27265
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A scenic picnic and lake-view area next to Oak Hollow Lake Dam, ideal for a quieter leashed outing.
1841 Eastchester Drive, High Point, NC 27265
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A lively downtown gathering place with indoor concepts and outdoor patio space, useful for a casual stop after a walk around Uptowne.
275 N. Elm St, High Point, NC 27262
Visit WebsiteA Dog-Friendly Weekend in High Point
This easy two-day plan mixes patio meals, greenway time, and a little local flavor without overpacking your schedule.
Day 1: Downtown Arrival + Patio Evening
Check into a pet-friendly hotel like SpringHill Suites by Marriott High Point or Hampton Inn High Point. After settling in, take your dog for a short neighborhood walk and coffee stop at DeBeen Espresso.
Head to Piedmont Environmental Center for a leashed hike on the natural trails, then swing through Uptowne High Point for browsing and a relaxed break.
Have dinner on the patio at Frady’s Taphouse and Eatery, Sumela, or Boulder’s Bar & Grill. If you still have energy, finish with a drink at Brown Truck Brewery.
Day 2: Off-Leash Play + Lake Time
Start early at Hedgecock Dog Park so your pup can burn off energy in the appropriate fenced area. Bring water and make sure your dog is registered before visiting.
Drive over to High Point City Lake Park or Oak Hollow Marina for a scenic leashed walk, picnic-style lunch, and time near the water.
Wrap up the trip with a casual meal at City Barbeque, Sammy G’s Tavern, or Sweet Old Bill’s before heading home.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are dogs allowed on restaurant patios in High Point?
Yes. North Carolina allows dogs in outdoor dining areas when the establishment follows state rules, and many High Point restaurants specifically list themselves as dog friendly with outdoor seating.
Is there an off-leash dog park in High Point?
Yes. Hedgecock Dog Park is High Point’s dedicated off-leash dog park. It has separate areas for small and large dogs, but dogs must be registered with High Point Parks & Recreation before use.
Do High Point parks require dogs to be leashed?
Yes. High Point enforces a leash law in public areas, including parks, trails, and greenways, unless you are inside a designated off-leash area like Hedgecock Dog Park.
What pet fees should I expect at High Point hotels?
Many pet-friendly hotels in and around High Point charge roughly $75 to $100 per stay, though some properties use tiered pricing based on length of stay. Always confirm current fees and size limits before booking.
What are the best dog-friendly things to do in High Point?
Top picks include Hedgecock Dog Park, the trails at Piedmont Environmental Center, scenic walks at High Point City Lake Park, and patio time at dog-friendly restaurants and breweries like Brown Truck Brewery and Boulder’s Bar & Grill.
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