When you're ready to take Fido for some salt water fun in Flagler Beach, you can choose the pet-friendly areas either north of N 10th St. or south of S 10th St. (see map below) for easy beach access. If you're headed north towards Beverly Beach, The Hammock and Marineland, all of the public beach access areas are pooch friendly. Just please make sure to bring a leash and that you leave nothing behind but paw prints.

Let your pooch stretch their legs and enjoy the outdoors when you explore the many trails in Palm Coast and the Flagler Beaches. Take a hike among the 217 acres of Betty Steflik Memorial Preserve and discover coastal scrub and marshes along the boardwalks. Be on the lookout for gopher tortoises and migratory birds along the way. Go fishing at the pier overlooking the Intracoastal Waterway or launch a boat at Moody Boat Launch for a day on the water.

For more outdoor adventure, travel north of Flagler Beach to James F. Holland Memorial Park in Palm Coast. The 1.5-acre dog park offers two separate areas for large and small dogs along with a wash area for dogs to cool off and get clean after a fun day of play. For owners, the park is home to a walking trail and a unique playground themed after the Bulow Plantation Sugar Mill—combining history and fun for the kids.

At Java Joint Beachside Grill, located across the street from the Atlantic Ocean, you can take advantage of the pet-friendly deck as you enjoy an al fresco meal for breakfast or lunch.

A local favorite since 1947, High Tides at Snack Jack is a fun waterfront restaurant your dog will love too.  Choose from fish tacos, steamed shrimp, fresh fish and more while admiring views of the Atlantic Ocean. 

Enjoy dinner with a view at Oceanside Beach Bar & Grill, where diners savor the traditional seafood dishes and oven-baked pasta, which is made with family recipes from this family-owned restaurant. Located south of the Flagler Pier, this dog-friendly restaurant offers views overlooking the beach in a casual setting.

Dogs will enjoy their vacation too at Si Como No Inn, home to 1.5 acres of land that’s great if you want a scenic stroll with your pup. This oceanfront property is home to eight cottage-style rooms located between the ocean and the Intracoastal Waterway.

Interested in camping along the beach? Beverly Beach Camptown Resort is home to RV campsites and cabins with 1,500 linear feet of Atlantic Ocean beachfront property, making it one of the few RV resorts in the country to be directly on the beach. As a year-round camping destination, your dog will feel right at home overlooking the ocean.

If you need more space with amenities, many vacation rentals in Flagler Beach are pet-friendly and are well-suited for extended stays, families and groups. Some of the vacation rentals offer fully-equipped kitchens and a variety of budgets.

Looking for stylish collars or doggie outfits? Be sure to stop by Flagler Surf Art & Stuff or County Road & Company, eclectic beachside boutiques carrying all of your favorite dogcation essentials. PetSmart and Pet Supermarket Inc. are other stores to swing by and shop for your favorite furchild.

🐾 Pet-friendly beach zones are located north of N 10th Street and south of S 10th Street. Dogs are not permitted within the ten block stretch north and south of the pier. If you are unsure whether you are in the correct zones, please look for signage indicating if dogs are permitted, or refer to this map.

🐾 All dogs must be on a leash no longer than 8 feet.

🐾 Pick up after your pet to help keep our beaches beautiful. There are waste bags and trash cans located on walkovers within the pet-friendly zones.

🐾 Make sure you “Dodge the Dunes” by avoiding any walking, parking or driving on any grass or plants on the east side of A1A.