Pet Friendly Things To Do in Lancaster, Texas

We are a new campus and dont have a playspace. Our students play behind our building on the concrete parking lot. More on KaBoom.org

Dogs are allowed on leash at this 600 acre park that offers 10 miles of hiking trails. The hikes are rated from very easy meadow trails to difficult steep hikes. ... More on DogFriendly.com

Nature reserve that covers 633 acres with 10 ... More on TripAdvisor

This fair began in 1936 with the Texas Centennial Exposition and has been an annual tradition ever since. T... More on traveltex

The State Fair of Texas (www.texfair.com) is held from mid-September through mid-October every year. I high... More on igougo

This plaza is home to the world's largest bronze monument. The monument is on over 4 acres of land and cons... More on DogFriendly.com

Place had a tranquil feel, was not too crowded, and quite pleasant in the setting sun. More on TripAdvisor

Dogs may go with you on the horse and carriage rides. Call for reservations for any event or a tour of downtown Dallas. They pick ... More on DogFriendly.com

North American Shar Pei Rescue Inc. is a non-profit organization with members and volunteers all over the U.S. annd Canada. We rescue adoptable pure bred Chinese Shar-Pei and place them in suitable homes. All our sponsored dogs are ... More on DogFriendly.com

The Dallas Arts District is the largest arts district in the nation, spanning 68 acres and 19 contiguous bl... More on uptake_content

Im very excited because they are under construction right now building the wyly theater and the opera house... More on Yahoo! Travel

Nearby are other important buildings worth a look. For example, the Hall of State (3939 Grand Avenue, Dallas, 214-421-4500) is one of the fantastic art deco buildings erected for the 1936 Texas Ce... More on Off the Beaten Path: Texas

Located in Fair Park, the Hall of State was built in 1936 to serve as a shrine to Texas history. Today, it serves as a ... More on GoCityKids

Located in the Dallas County Historical Plaza. Reconstructed log cabin of John Neely Bryan, who, in 1841, w... More on traveltex

Where is the plack-where is the history of the little cabin? More on TripAdvisor

Thanks-Giving Square features a unique non-denominational chapel, a museum honoring Thanksgiving, a meditation garden, bells, and fountains, ... More on Weather.com

The spiral-shaped chapel has an amazing spiral-shaped stained-glass window in the roof. More on igougo