5 Days Dog-Friendly Camping in Utah Itinerary

Kick off your morning with breakfast at Moab Diner. Then, head to Canyonlands National Park. Explore the Island in the Sky district for panoramic views that will leave you in awe. Dogs are allowed on paved areas.

Grab lunch at The Broken Oar Restaurant before heading to Dead Horse Point State Park. This park offers some of the best views in the area and has several dog-friendly trails.

For dinner, visit Sunset Grill which offers stunning views of the sunset over Moab. If you're up for more adventure, consider an evening tour like the Moab Hells Revenge Hummer Adventure.

Drive from Moab to Bryce Canyon National Park early in the morning (approx 4 hours). Upon arrival, have breakfast at Bryce Canyon Pines Restaurant. Spend your morning exploring Bryce Amphitheater via Sunrise Point; dogs are allowed on paved areas.

Have lunch at Valhalla Pizzeria & Coffee Shop located near Bryce Canyon Lodge. In the afternoon, hike along Rim Trail which offers spectacular views of hoodoos and is dog-friendly.

Dine at Stone Hearth Grille for a delightful meal with scenic views. Conclude your day by enjoying a peaceful evening under the stars; Bryce Canyon is renowned for its dark skies.

Depart early from Bryce Canyon to Zion National Park (approx 1.5 hours). Have breakfast at Oscar's Cafe in Springdale before entering Zion. Start with a visit to Pa'rus Trail; this is one of the few dog-friendly trails in Zion.

Lunch can be enjoyed at Cafe Soleil before embarking on another adventure along Watchman Trail which also allows dogs and provides incredible vistas of Zion Canyon.

For dinner, try King's Landing Bistro offering gourmet dishes made from local ingredients. Wrap up your day by relaxing at your campsite or taking an evening walk along Virgin River.

Start your day with a delicious breakfast at Deep Creek Coffee Co. in Springdale. Afterward, head to the Zion Human History Museum to learn about the park's rich cultural history and natural wonders.

Enjoy lunch at Bit & Spur Restaurant & Saloon, known for its Southwestern cuisine. Spend your afternoon exploring the Riverside Walk, a dog-friendly trail that offers beautiful views of the Virgin River and lush vegetation.

For your final dinner, dine at Spotted Dog Cafe which offers a cozy atmosphere and delectable dishes. End your trip with a relaxing evening at your campsite or take one last stroll along the Pa'rus Trail to soak in the serene beauty of Zion.