We lost our beloved dog last year, it’s taken me almost a year to not look for him when I get home or be able to talk about him without getting a lump in my throat or tears in my eyes. As sad as it was to lose him, I know that while he was alive, he counted himself as one of the luckiest dogs on the planet. He lived in Plumas County. We bought him just before we moved here from the city. The pet store was going to keep him there, in the store. We had to beg them to let us buy him. When I would watch him running freely on trails and swimming in the river or Bucks Lake, I just knew we had done a good thing by bringing him here. You could practically see the grin from ear to ear when he chased a squirrel or bounced in new snow.
Thanks For Bringing Me Here!
The Quincy area is the perfect doggie getaway. Your dog will love romping through the open space, sniffing new smells, fetching sticks in the lakes and creeks, or just plain lying around feeling peaceful!
Happy Dog At Bucks Lake
There are several pet friendly hotels in town (listed below) and even some restaurants with outdoor seating welcome pets. Or, take your pet camping in the great outdoors. Some facilities charge a small fee and most require pets to be on a leash while in the campgrounds.
On trails in the national forest, leashes are optional but preferred. Be sure to carry a leash in order to keep your dog safe and under control. Within the state and national parks, dogs are required to be on leashes at all times and are not allowed on hiking trails. Please take caution in the woods and keep your pet with you at all times to avoid encounters with wildlife.
Visitors who bring their horses will find miles of trails to explore and campsites and stables to accommodate them.
Bring your horse
If you need a veterinarian or kennel service during your visit, you’ll find many that are available or on call.
Pet Friendly Lodging:
Gold Pan Lodge 800-804-6541, Greenhorn Creek Guest Ranch 800-33-HOWDY, P & K’s Meadow Valley Cabin (1 cabin) 530-283-0560, Pine Hill Motel 866-342-2891 and Spanish Creek Motel 530-283-1200 Ranchito Motel 530-283-2265
Pet Friendly Cabins and Camping:
Bucks Lakeshore Vacation Resort 530-283-2848, Cabins at Bucks Lake Marina 530-283-4243, Bucks Lake Lodge (rustic cabins) 530-283-2262, No. Calif. Facility Camp (groups only) 530-283-0844, Bucks Lake Camping
Pet Friendly Dining in Quincy:
Alley Cat Cafe 530 283-0902, (even has doggie treats), Pangaea Pub and Cafe has sidewalk seating in summer, Timatillo’s has an outdoor seating area, Morning Thunder also has outdoor seating.
Parts of this article was taken from the Plumas County Visitor’s Guide, for a full view of the entire guide visit www.Plumasnews.com. Or contact the Visitor’s Bureau at 800-326-2247.
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