Resources below for those traveling the Cape with pets -
~ Travel Tips ~Lodging ~ Dining ~ Things To Do On The Cape ~ Kennels, Parks, and Veterinary Resources
Travel Tips
Be sure to bring the following items with you when traveling with your pet - proof of rabies vaccination (most lodging now require this) - up-to-date license - medications & copy of prescriptions - your veterinarian information
Pet Friendly Lodging On Cape Cod
If you plan on bringing your pet with you on vacation, Cape Cod offers travelers many options for lodging that allow you to keep your pet with you. Be sure to check on specific policies, such as in-season restrictions, weight limitations, etc. Always bring your pet's rabies vaccination records and other important information (see tip above).
Even though a place may welcome pets as guests, always be sure to notify the establishment that your pet will be with you before making your reservation, and get all of the confirming details sent to you in writing. Be sure to be upfront about all of the details about your pet, too. Taking these steps avoids any misunderstandings or unexpected complications when you arrive.
Even Keel Cafe ~ 40 Main St., Nantucket, MA, 02554 ~ 508-228-1979 Well-behaved pets welcomed on the patio Queequeg's ~ 6 Oak St., Nantucket, MA ~ 508-325-0092 Well-behaved pets welcomed on the patio
Pet Friendly Things To Do On The Cape
Beaches Cape Cod National SeashoreEastham - pets must be leashed; restricted areas marked Martha's Vineyard January 1-March 31: No restrictions. April 1-May 14: Dogs are allowed on beaches but are prohibited within 100 yards of posted nesting habitat. May 15-August 30: Dogs are allowed on beaches but are prohibited within 100 yards of posted nesting habitat; dogs are prohibited on all beaches between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. September 1-September 15: Dogs are prohibited on all beaches between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. September 16-December 31: No restrictions. Nantucket During the summer, dogs on a leash are allowed on beaches before 9 a.m. and after 5 p.m. Dogs are not permitted on beaches where lifeguards or endangered red species habitat are present. Dogs are welcome on most ferries and on shuttle buses to and from the beach.
Parks Dennis Fresh Pond Dog Park Route 6 to Exit 9A and Route 134 SOUTH Stay on 134 South through 3 traffic lights Fresh Pond Dog Park is on the right (west) side of Route 134, one half mile past the lights at the Upper County Road intersection
Kennels, Parks & Veterinary Resources For those travelers who enjoy bringing their pets with them, but select lodging that will not permit them to stay with you, there are kennels on the Cape. Be sure to ask your lodging host for suggestions for kennels, too. Below is a list of resources for kennels and other practical information for traveling with your pet.
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