Lodging & Accommodations

A beautifully handcrafted treehouse perched atop Spaulding Mountain — literally next door to Dog Mountain. Sleeps up to 6, with a gas fireplace, gourmet mini kitchen, full bathroom, fire pit, and mountain views. Dogs are welcome for a small extra fee. Rated 4.92/5 across nearly 400 Airbnb reviews.

A beloved, family-owned adult campground right on the banks of the Moose River — just minutes from Dog Mountain. Offers full-hookup RV sites, RV rentals, and cabin rentals. The friendly owners keep dog treats on hand at the office, and the campground even has a dog park. Rated 9.1/10 on RV Life with 300+ reviews.

A thoughtfully restored historic lodge right in downtown St. Johnsbury, perfect for groups or families. The Airbnb listing itself mentions Dog Mountain by name — "hose your dog off after a visit to Dog Mountain!" Full kitchen, wood fireplace, and all the comforts of home. Rated 4.96/5 across 159 reviews.

A beautifully appointed 1901 Victorian Colonial Revival home on the National Register of Historic Buildings, nestled in St. Johnsbury's Victorian architecture district. Hosts Martin and Susan Cherry are known for exceptional breakfasts and warm hospitality. A pet-friendly cottage annex offers a full kitchen and private living space. Pet fee: $20/day.

A family-owned glamping and cabin retreat on 200 acres in St. Johnsbury, with private campsites, cozy cabins, and a common lodge with full kitchen, showers, and Wi-Fi. Pets stay free, and the wooded property has plenty of trails to explore with your dog. Consistently highly rated across Hipcamp and Airbnb.

The closest full-service hotel to Dog Mountain, rated 4.6/5 on TripAdvisor. A reliable and well-appointed choice with spacious rooms, hot breakfast, and an indoor pool. Dogs of any size welcome, up to 2 per room. Water bowls at the front desk and a grassy pet relief area on site. Pet fee: $40/night.

A family-owned motel consistently praised for being exceptionally clean, affordable, and welcoming. Conveniently located just off I-91 exit 23, within walking distance of local restaurants. A no-fuss budget option that dog owners find reliable and stress-free.

A beloved four-season inn on 570 acres in the heart of the Northeast Kingdom, with direct access to Kingdom Trails. Offers 25 rooms, a full-service restaurant and pub, an on-site bike shop, and guided outdoor adventures. Dogs are welcome in Carriage House and Meadows Building rooms ($10/night per pet) with walking trails right outside the door.

A modern, ski-in/ski-out resort hotel at Burke Mountain with 116 suites featuring epic mountain views, fully equipped kitchens, and direct access to Kingdom Trails. The View Pub offers live music and Vermont-inspired dining. Dogs up to 50 lbs welcome in pet-friendly rooms, $30/night. Call ahead to reserve a pet room.

A restored historic camp on 230 acres with a private lake, miles of trails, and fully furnished winterized cabins. Dog owners specifically rave about this place — multiple reviewers mention their dogs having the time of their lives on the lake and trails. Canoes, kayaks, and paddleboards are available to guests. A true hidden gem in the NEK.

Situated right on the shores of Lake Willoughby — Vermont's most dramatic glacial lake, flanked by sheer cliffs — the WilloughVale offers inn rooms and lakefront cottages with stunning views. Guests enjoy complimentary canoes, kayaks, and a paddleboat. Open year-round, with spectacular fall foliage. Pets welcome with a small fee.

Vermont's most celebrated dog-friendly B&B, featured by CNN, HGTV, and AAA. Just 7 miles from Jay Peak, this lavishly restored Victorian farmhouse on the Trout River offers gourmet breakfasts, an on-site spa, hot tub, and a genuinely dog-obsessed staff. Well worth the drive for a special occasion. Multiple reviewers call it "the most pet-friendly place we've ever stayed."