Dog-Friendly Ogden, Utah

Mountain views, river trails, patio dining, and pet-friendly stays make Ogden a strong basecamp for traveling with your dog.

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Ogden, UT

8.4 Pet-Friendly Score
Avg Pet Fee: $25-75
Dog Parks: 1
Off-Leash Beach: No
Outdoor Dining Law: No

Best dog-friendly stays

Best Western Plus High Country Inn

Popular with dog owners for its on-site off-leash dog park, walking paths, and pet-friendly rooms.

Hampton Inn & Suites Ogden

Downtown option near Historic 25th Street with a current pet policy allowing up to two pets with a combined weight limit.

Home2 Suites by Hilton Ogden

Extended-stay style suites in downtown Ogden with pet-friendly accommodations and easy access to restaurants and trails.

Where to eat with your dog

Slackwater

Known for its shaded dog-friendly patio and broad pizza, salad, and sandwich menu.

Ogden Beer Company

River-adjacent enclosed patio where leashed dogs are welcome outside.

Kaffe Mercantile

Coffee and breakfast stop with pet-friendly outdoor tables near downtown.

Parks and outdoor time

Ogden City Dog Park

The city’s main off-leash option with separate areas for small and large dogs, agility features, and watering stations.

Bonneville Shore Line

Dog-friendly trail access with miles of hiking and mountain views; leash rules apply until BLM land.

Observatory Park

Large public park connected to trails and open space just minutes from downtown.

Dog-Friendly Hotels in Ogden

Best Western Plus High Country Inn

Hotel

A reliable pick for dog travelers thanks to landscaped grounds, walking paths, and an on-site off-leash dog park.

$$ Pet fee: $25/night for 1 pet; $35/night for 2 pets Accepts 2 pets up to 80 lbs in designated rooms. Dogs and cats allowed. Pets must be crated if left unattended. Balcony rooms and suites are not pet friendly. Off-Leash

1335 W 1200 S, Ogden, UT 84404

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Hampton Inn & Suites Ogden

Hotel

Downtown stay within walking distance of Historic 25th Street dining and close to trail access by car.

$$ Pet fee: $50 for 1-4 nights; $75 for longer stays Allows 2 pets with a combined weight up to 75 lbs. Dogs and cats welcome. Pets may not be left unattended in rooms.

2401 Washington Blvd, Ogden, UT 84401

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Hilton Garden Inn Ogden UT

Hotel

Central downtown option near The Junction and 25th Street, convenient for a walkable stay with your dog.

$$ Pet fee: $75 for 1-4 nights; $150 for longer stays Allows 2 pets of any size. Dogs and cats welcome.

2271 S Washington Blvd, Ogden, UT 84401

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Home2 Suites by Hilton Ogden

Hotel

Suite-style downtown hotel with kitchenettes, good for longer stays or travelers who want extra room.

$$ Pet fee: $75 for 1-4 nights; $125 for longer stays Allows 2 pets up to 75 lbs. Dogs and cats welcome; exotic pets not allowed.

2405 Lincoln Ave, Ogden, UT 84401

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Tru by Hilton Ogden UT

Hotel

Modern downtown Hilton option close to restaurants, Union Station, and quick drives to trailheads.

$$ Pet fee: $75 for 1-4 nights; $125 for longer stays Allows 2 pets of any size. Dogs and cats welcome; exotic pets not allowed.

2405 Lincoln Ave, Ogden, UT 84401

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Comfort Inn Ogden Near Event Center

Hotel

Budget-friendlier base on the west side of Ogden with straightforward highway access.

$ Pet fee: $40 per pet, per night Allows 2 dogs of any size in designated rooms. Cats also welcome according to current listing.

1776 West 2550 North, Ogden, UT 84404

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Motel 6 Ogden UT - 21st Street

Hotel

One of the most budget-friendly pet options in town, especially for travelers with larger dogs.

$ Pet fee: No pet fee 2 pets of any size are welcome at no additional fee. Dogs and cats allowed. Pets may not be left unattended. Suites are not pet friendly.

1206 W 2100 S, Ogden, UT 84401

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Dog-Friendly Restaurants in Ogden

Slackwater

4.6/5
Pizzeria

Popular downtown pizza spot with a shaded patio where dogs are welcome outside.

$$ Dogs are welcome on the outdoor shaded patio.

209 24th St, Ogden, UT 84401

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Kaffe Mercantile

5/5
Coffee Shop

Casual coffeehouse for breakfast sandwiches, pastries, and a quick dog-friendly patio stop.

$ Dogs are welcome at outdoor tables.

1221 26th St, Ogden, UT 84401

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Warrens Craft Burger

Burger Restaurant

Gourmet burger stop with umbrella-shaded patio seating and heaters in cooler weather.

$$ Dogs are welcome on the outdoor patio.

258 25th St, Ogden, UT 84401

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Roosters B Street Brewery

4.3/5
Brewpub

Lively 21+ brewery and pub with patio seating for leashed dogs.

$$ Leashed dogs are welcome at outdoor patio tables but must be tied on the outside.

2325 B Ave, Ogden, UT 84401

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Ogden Beer Company

5/5
Pub

Local pub with an enclosed patio by the river, good for a relaxed meal with your dog.

$$ Dogs are welcome outside on the enclosed patio.

358 Park Blvd, Ogden, UT 84401

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Laan Thai Restaurant

Thai Restaurant

Thai spot serving curries, noodles, soups, and rice dishes on a dog-friendly patio.

$$ Leashed dogs are welcome on the outdoor patio.

2327 Washington Blvd, Ogden, UT 84401

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Dog-Friendly Parks and Activities in Ogden

Ogden City Dog Park

Dog Park

Ogden’s main off-leash dog park with separate small and large dog areas, agility equipment, watering stations, and double-gated entries.

Off-Leash

2450 A Ave, Ogden, UT 84401

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Bonneville Shore Line

Hiking Trail

Scenic foothill trail system with miles of dog-friendly hiking and access to routes like Taylor Canyon.

Dogs are allowed; leash your dog until you reach BLM land.

1830 Lake St, Ogden, UT 84401

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Observatory Park

Park

Large 78-acre public park with trails, wetlands, and open space close to downtown Ogden.

Ogden City parks require pets to be on leash unless in a designated off-leash area.

2450 A Ave, Ogden, UT 84401

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Fort Buenaventura Park

Park

Historic riverside park area adjacent to the city dog park and a good base for a longer outdoor outing.

Leash required outside the designated dog park area.

2450 A Ave, Ogden, UT 84401

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Pineview Reservoir - Windsurfer Beach Area

Lake Access

A scenic Ogden Valley add-on for dogs who enjoy water and mountain views; pets are allowed in some non-fee access areas.

Pets are allowed in non-fee areas such as Windsurfer Beach, Spring Creek, and North Arm; leash control is expected.

Ogden Valley, UT 84310

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Causey Reservoir

Outdoor Activity

Beautiful reservoir northeast of Ogden that works well for a dog-friendly scenic drive, shoreline walk, or paddle day.

Visit Ogden notes the area is suitable for kids and dogs; keep dogs under control and follow posted rules.

Skull Crack Canyon Rd, Huntsville, UT 84317

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A Dog-Friendly Weekend in Ogden

This two-day plan mixes downtown patios with easy outdoor time and mountain scenery.

Day 1: Historic 25th Street + Downtown

Morning

Check into a pet-friendly hotel like Hampton Inn & Suites Ogden or Home2 Suites by Hilton Ogden, then grab coffee and breakfast at Kaffe Mercantile’s outdoor tables.

Afternoon

Walk Historic 25th Street, browse downtown, and head to Ogden City Dog Park for off-leash play and a stretch before dinner.

Evening

Have dinner on the patio at Slackwater or Ogden Beer Company, then take a relaxed downtown stroll before turning in.

Day 2: Trails and Mountain Views

Morning

Start early on the Bonneville Shore Line for a cooler dog-friendly hike with foothill views.

Afternoon

Drive into Ogden Valley for a scenic outing at Pineview Reservoir or Causey Reservoir, choosing dog-allowed shoreline areas and packing plenty of water.

Evening

Return to town for burgers at Warrens Craft Burger or a patio meal at Laan Thai Restaurant before heading back to your hotel.

Nearby Dog-Friendly Destinations

Salt Lake City

about 40 miles

A larger-city option with more dog-friendly patios, urban parks, and hotel inventory.

Park City

about 60 miles

Mountain town with trails, walkable streets, and many pet-friendly lodging options.

Logan

about 50 miles

College town with parks, canyon drives, and a quieter northern Utah pace.

Provo

about 95 miles

Good for another Wasatch Front trip with river trails, parks, and mountain access.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Ogden a good place to travel with a dog?

Yes. Ogden is a strong dog-friendly basecamp thanks to pet-friendly hotels, patio dining, foothill trails, and the city dog park near Fort Buenaventura.

Are dogs allowed off leash in Ogden parks?

Generally no. Ogden City parks require dogs to be on leash unless you are in a designated off-leash area such as Ogden City Dog Park.

Does Ogden have an off-leash dog park?

Yes. Ogden City Dog Park offers separate areas for small and large dogs, watering stations, agility features, and double-gated entries.

Can dogs go to restaurants in Ogden?

Yes, at some places with outdoor seating. Spots like Slackwater, Kaffe Mercantile, Ogden Beer Company, Roosters B Street Brewery, and Laan Thai Restaurant currently list dog-friendly patio options.

What do pet-friendly hotels in Ogden usually charge?

Current pet fees in Ogden commonly range from no fee at some budget properties to about $25 to $75 depending on the hotel brand, stay length, and number of pets.

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