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Doggie Dive-In, Palm Island Family Aquatic Center
Each September, before closing for the season, the Palm Island Family Aquatic Center invites water-loving dogs to take a dip in their pool! The annual Doggie Dive-In event is popular with both hounds and their human friends. For competitive pups, the event has been known to feature a best-doggie-bathing-suit contest. So, grab your pup, pack a beach bag, and watch as your furry swimmer doggy paddles his heart out!
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Doggie Dive-In, Palm Island Family Aquatic Center
Each September, before closing for the season, the Palm Island Family Aquatic Center invites water-loving dogs to take a dip in their pool! The annual Doggie Dive-In event is popular with both hounds and their human friends. For competitive pups, the event has been known to feature a best-doggie-bathing-suit contest. So, grab your pup, pack a beach bag, and watch as your furry swimmer doggy paddles his heart out!
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A Leash on Life Dog Park
You know your pup loves it, and getting outside is good for you, too! So, take a stroll at A Leash on Life Dog Park, located within the city’s Ed Hooper Rodeo Park. This off-leash dog park features two fenced areas, a dog drinking fountain, grassy play area, granite walking path, and shaded seating. After Rufus is dog-tired, you can leash up and explore the Ed Hooper Rodeo Park’s other amenities, including a sports complex, children’s playground, picnic area, restrooms, rodeo facilities, outdoor amphitheater, and archery range!
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A Leash on Life Dog Park
You know your pup loves it, and getting outside is good for you, too! So, take a stroll at A Leash on Life Dog Park, located within the city’s Ed Hooper Rodeo Park. This off-leash dog park features two fenced areas, a dog drinking fountain, grassy play area, granite walking path, and shaded seating. After Rufus is dog-tired, you can leash up and explore the Ed Hooper Rodeo Park’s other amenities, including a sports complex, children’s playground, picnic area, restrooms, rodeo facilities, outdoor amphitheater, and archery range!
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Casa Grande Mountain Trails
Just ten miles from Casa Grande you and your pooch can explore the natural beauty of this 1,000-acre park. Seventeen miles of mixed-use trails wind through rugged, Sonoran Desert landscape. At its highest point, the mountain reaches an elevation of 2,538 feet! Looking for an easy and accessible hike? Head to the northern Peart Trailhead. For those seeking more challenging terrain, start your hike at the Arica Trailhead. Established trails are marked but it’s a good idea to download the park’s trail map before heading out. Wildcats do live in the area, so keep pets leashed as you take in the mountain and valley views!
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Casa Grande Mountain Trails
Just ten miles from Casa Grande you and your pooch can explore the natural beauty of this 1,000-acre park. Seventeen miles of mixed-use trails wind through rugged, Sonoran Desert landscape. At its highest point, the mountain reaches an elevation of 2,538 feet! Looking for an easy and accessible hike? Head to the northern Peart Trailhead. For those seeking more challenging terrain, start your hike at the Arica Trailhead. Established trails are marked but it’s a good idea to download the park’s trail map before heading out. Wildcats do live in the area, so keep pets leashed as you take in the mountain and valley views!
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BowWow Meow Thrift Shop
While you can’t actually shop with your pup, you can support local shelter animals while digging for treasures at the BowWow Meow Thrift Shop! Operated by the Valley Humane Society (VHS), BowWow Meow is located in historic downtown Casa Grande. From furniture to collectibles to clothing, BowWow Meow has something for everyone. All profits from the thrift store support VHS, benefiting 1,000 dogs and cats each year. Thrifting is so fetch right now!
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BowWow Meow Thrift Shop
While you can’t actually shop with your pup, you can support local shelter animals while digging for treasures at the BowWow Meow Thrift Shop! Operated by the Valley Humane Society (VHS), BowWow Meow is located in historic downtown Casa Grande. From furniture to collectibles to clothing, BowWow Meow has something for everyone. All profits from the thrift store support VHS, benefiting 1,000 dogs and cats each year. Thrifting is so fetch right now!
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Picacho Peak State Park
Thirty minutes south of Casa Grande you can’t miss the unique and prominent 1,500-foot peak of Picacho Peak State Park! The park is open year-round and leashed dogs are welcome. Come explore this geological wonder, camp in the desert landscape, and learn about the history of the area. A couple of easy hiking trails are doable for most dogs, but be aware that hiking trails at the park vary in difficulty. Pay attention to signs, wear sturdy shoes, and use your best judgement when it comes to furry hiking partners. And don’t forget to bring water for humans and pups—the park recommends carrying 2-4 liters per person (or pooch)!
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Picacho Peak State Park
Thirty minutes south of Casa Grande you can’t miss the unique and prominent 1,500-foot peak of Picacho Peak State Park! The park is open year-round and leashed dogs are welcome. Come explore this geological wonder, camp in the desert landscape, and learn about the history of the area. A couple of easy hiking trails are doable for most dogs, but be aware that hiking trails at the park vary in difficulty. Pay attention to signs, wear sturdy shoes, and use your best judgement when it comes to furry hiking partners. And don’t forget to bring water for humans and pups—the park recommends carrying 2-4 liters per person (or pooch)!
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