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Fort Collins is one of Colorado’s most dog-friendly towns—perfect for enjoying outdoor dining with your furry pal! If you're camping at Fort Collins Lakeside KOA, you’re just a short drive from Old Town’s top patios and pup-approved hangouts.
Ginger & Baker: Historic café/market with a covered North Patio, fans, and a “Ginger & BARKer” menu featuring treats for pups.
CooperSmith’s Pub & Brewing: Two spacious patios in Old Town—perfect for craft beer and hearty bites while your dog lounges by your feet.
New Belgium Brewing Company: Iconic brewery with a massive lawn and back-porch patio; dogs welcome—with water bowls and shaded areas.
Odell Brewing Co.: Huge outdoor beer garden, live music, and dog-friendly vibes.
Maxline Brewing: Known for its spacious patio, frequent dog-friendly events, and pup treats.
Horse & Dragon Brewing Company & Zwei Brewing: Cozy German-style pubs with companionable patio seating.
Snooze, an A.M. Eatery: A top brunch spot with patio seating for your leashed pup.
The Forge Publick House, The Exchange, Walrus Ice Cream, Stuft a Burger Bar & The Welsh Rabbit Bistro also offer varying degrees of patio access or dog treats and bowls
Fossil Creek Dog Park: A sizeable fenced, off-leash dog park with water fountains and hiking trails.
Spring Canyon Dog Park: Another excellent off-leash park near Horsetooth with leash-free zones.
Wagz Pet Market & Grooming: Located in Old Town—perfect for last-minute doggie supplies or a groom.
Always keep your dog leashed and calm on patios.
Bring along portable water bowls—many patios offer water but having your own ensures hydration.
Visit during off-peak hours for a more relaxed experience.
Morning hike at Fossil Creek or a stroll through nearby trails.
Brunch at Snooze or Ginger & Baker, complete with pup treats.
Afternoon beer at New Belgium, Maxline, or Odell for a laid-back vibe.
Evening stroll in Old Town, stopping at Walrus for doggie ice cream.
Fort Collins goes above and beyond for pets. With numerous dog-friendly patios, off-leash parks, specialty pet services, and accommodations, you and your camping companion will feel right at home. It's truly a pet-catering destination that ensures both pups and people enjoy every moment.
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