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Two Days in Laval with Your Dog: Visit Dog-Friendly Spots
For many people, dogs aren’t just pets—they’re full-fledged members of the family. Whether you’re a local or just passing through the area, Laval offers plenty of places to visit with your dog. Here’s a two-day itinerary to help you make the most of Laval, with the wind in your hair and your dog’s nose in the air.
2 days
7 activities
23 km
In the morning
Start your day at the Nature Center, wherewhere 50 hectares of vast nature await youfor for a long morning walk. The wooded trails and grassy areas are accessible to dogs on a leash (with a maximum of two dogs per person). Just avoid the playgrounds, sports fields, and the buildings, and you can enjoy some fresh air for the whole family or two or four legs.
For dinner
Let’s head to Laval-Ouest for a unique experienceat Café Arthur, a café designed to welcome both humans and dogs. The place offers a cozy atmosphere, a tempting menu for you, and even treats for your dog. Heated floors, a secure double door, a relaxed atmosphere… a true dog paradise and a favorite spot for pet owners.
In the afternoon
The Laval Woods (Canopée) are perfect for energetic dogs. You can walk your dog on a leash in a calm, nature-friendly environment. Keep Fido on the trails, pick up after him, and enjoy a moment of peace and relaxation in the heart of the city without feeling like you’re there.
For the night
No need to worry about a place to stay. In Laval, there are several hotels, such as the Hampton Inn & Suites, the Comfort Inn, the Hilton, the Residence Inn or the Holiday Inn accept dogs. However, some establishments have restrictions regarding weight, size, etc. It’s best to call before booking to make sure you have all the necessary information.
In the morning
Start your day by strolling along the peaceful trails of Rivière-des-Mille-Îles Park. Although dogs aren’t allowed on boats, they’re welcome on the trails, as long as they are on a leash. It’s the perfect place to observe wildlife and enjoy a moment of peace and quiet.
For dinner
Bring your own lunch or grab a takeout meal at one of the restaurantsin the area in the areaand and have a picnic by the river. The riverbank offers several shaded areas perfect for a peaceful break.
In the afternoon
Depending on how you and your furry friend are feeling, round off your getaway with one last stroll through one of Laval’s woods or explore the Old–Sainte-Rose.
As a bonus, here are a few practical tips
Bring water for your dog, especially in the summer.
Don’t forget to bring poop bags.
Follow local rules.
Day 1
In the morning
Start your day at the Nature Center, wherewhere 50 hectares of vast nature await youfor for a long morning walk. The wooded trails and grassy areas are accessible to dogs on a leash (with a maximum of two dogs per person). Just avoid the playgrounds, sports fields, and the buildings, and you can enjoy some fresh air for the whole family or two or four legs.
For dinner
Let’s head to Laval-Ouest for a unique experienceat Café Arthur, a café designed to welcome both humans and dogs. The place offers a cozy atmosphere, a tempting menu for you, and even treats for your dog. Heated floors, a secure double door, a relaxed atmosphere… a true dog paradise and a favorite spot for pet owners.
In the afternoon
The Laval Woods (Canopée) are perfect for energetic dogs. You can walk your dog on a leash in a calm, nature-friendly environment. Keep Fido on the trails, pick up after him, and enjoy a moment of peace and relaxation in the heart of the city without feeling like you’re there.
For the night
No need to worry about a place to stay. In Laval, there are several hotels, such as the Hampton Inn & Suites, the Comfort Inn, the Hilton, the Residence Inn or the Holiday Inn accept dogs. However, some establishments have restrictions regarding weight, size, etc. It’s best to call before booking to make sure you have all the necessary information.
Day 2
In the morning
Start your day by strolling along the peaceful trails of Rivière-des-Mille-Îles Park. Although dogs aren’t allowed on boats, they’re welcome on the trails, as long as they are on a leash. It’s the perfect place to observe wildlife and enjoy a moment of peace and quiet.
For dinner
Bring your own lunch or grab a takeout meal at one of the restaurantsin the area in the areaand and have a picnic by the river. The riverbank offers several shaded areas perfect for a peaceful break.
In the afternoon
Depending on how you and your furry friend are feeling, round off your getaway with one last stroll through one of Laval’s woods or explore the Old–Sainte-Rose.
As a bonus, here are a few practical tips
Bring water for your dog, especially in the summer.
Don’t forget to bring poop bags.
Follow local rules.