Dog-friendly things to do in Brewster, MA
There are lots of fun dog-friendly activities in Brewster, MA.
Take your dog to a beach and explore the brewster flats, find a new restaurant or hotel, or go on a long walk on one of the great hiking trails at Nickerson State Park.
Brewster’s location makes it easy to explore nearby towns on the cape and it’s a short drive to some of the best beaches around.

Find a place to stay in brewster that allows dogs
There a few brewster, ma hotels and a bunch of summer rentals that allow dogs.
It’s best to book early to get a room in the summer, the best lodging options in the area for pet owners fill up quickly.
For the latest availability, your best bet is to check out VRBO or Expedia.com.
Beaches that allow dogs
Brewster has a bunch of great beaches, but they’re not dog friendly in the summer season.
Too bad, because the tidal flats that emerge at low tide stretch on endlessly and are a great place to retrieve a tennis ball and splash around.
Want to learn more about dog rules for brewster beaches, or to find beaches near brewster, ma that allow dogs all summer long?
Check out our complete guide to dog-friendly beaches on cape cod.


Restaurants that allow dogs
There are a bunch of cool restaurants in Brewster that allow dogs. In addition dogs are allowed at some restaurants in neighboring towns.
Want to see your options? View our updated guides:
Dog parks
Looking to have your pet let off some steam while making new friends?
Brewster has a nice dog park, and there are a bunch of cool dog parks worth checking out nearby.
Check out our full list of dog parks on cape cod.


Dog walks and hiking trails
There are some of the great dog walks near Brewster.
Nickerson State Park makes an excellent day trip for a hiking adventure. It is filled with miles of wooded trails that allow dogs all summer long.
For a full list, check out our guide to dog-friendly hiking trails on cape cod.
Dog-friendly camping
Brewster has three campgrounds that allow pets.
Nickerson State Park is our favorite due to the abundance of open space and trails, beautiful kettle ponds, and rustic setting.
See a list of dog-friendly campgrounds on cape cod.
