Pet Friendly Things To Do in Laguna Woods, California

Staff is very friendly , knowledgeable and answered all of my questions-and I had a ton of them! More on insiderpages.com

COME VISIT THESE HIDDEN TREASURES! On a 1/2 day Tour through Paradise. . . Orange County Experience the California Riviera Wildlife & Beach Tours * See the beauty of So. ... More on Travelcostamesa.com

COME VISIT THESE HIDDEN TREASURES! On a 1/2 day Tour through Paradise. . . Orange County Experience the California Riviera Wildlife & Beach Tours * See the beauty of ... More on Travelcostamesa.com

Lakes are few and far between in Orange County, and for the most part are decorative contrivances created for city parks, golf courses and suburban neighborhoods. Orange Countys only natural lakes are the Laguna Lakes in Laguna Canyon. ... More on Trails

Wild Rivers is a unique park that hosts over 40 water rides and attractions across its 20-acre facility. Wi... More on About

All the staff was very helpful and watched the kids closely. More on TripAdvisor

Whiting Ranch Wilderness Park, a county-run facility on the rim of the suburbs of Lake Forest and El Toro, offers an instant escape from urban world. On your way through Borrego Canyon, you follow ... More on Trails

There's a sign at the entrance saying that dogs are not allowed. More on Trails

The Library provides a historical research center devoted to the study of the Pacific Southwest. The botani... More on MuseumsUSA.org

At only $3 admission, you can go check out the beautiful gardens (they have all kinds) in such a tranqui... More on insiderpages.com

Surrounded by the waters of the Pacific Ocean and San Diego Bay, the Point Loma peninsula is the breezy sentinel overlooking the gateway to America’s Finest City. This beautiful seaside ... More on Point-loma.com/

Laguna Beach, California's Main Beach and Main Beach Park are located in the heart of the city. What's so e... More on Beachcalifornia.com

Kids will find crabs, fish, hermit crabs, mussels, anemones, snails, and lots of fun. More on TripAdvisor

2000 years ago, long before Laguna Beach became one of the most desirableresorts on California?s coast, an ... More on GoingToTheBeach.com

Okay, so once I saw a scary-looking bum there. He was there for the better part of the day, leaned up agai... More on igougo

2000 years ago, long before Laguna Beach became one of the most desirableresorts on California?s coast, an Indian tribe named the Ute-Aztecas (later the Shoshones)roamed the land. Lured by the temp... More on GoingToTheBeach.com

The beach is 300 feet long and joins Picnic Beach at its southern end. Popular activities include swimming, skin and scuba diving, and body surfing. Fishing is not allowed. Those wanting to fish s... More on Lblg.org