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My summer road trip through Colorado with my faithful canine companion, Radcliff, was as magical as I hoped. It\u2019s usually all about the journey, but where we stayed each night played a big part in this trip. I\u2019m usually not picky about where we sleep. I\u2019ve slept in rest area parking lots plenty of nights. But when planning this trip, I wanted most of my accommodations to be destinations.<\/p>\n

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Dog-friendly cabins at S.L.umber Yard in Leadville, Colo., July 2025<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n<\/div>\n

Our stays were a combination of camping, glamping and traditional branded hotels. We stayed a couple of nights in Choice Hotels and took advantage of their 2025 summer promotion. Doing so, I earned a $50 gift card, which I redeemed for a Shell gift card. (Sidebar: their summer promotion is over. However, members of the Choice Hotels frequent guest program \u2013 Choice Privileges<\/a> \u2013 can earn an extra perk for midweek stays. I opt for $5 Starbucks gift cards.)<\/p>\n

June and early July seem to be off-season in Colorado, or at least in comparison to Florida. Hotel rates in the Centennial State are more affordable. In Silverthorne, I stayed at a Choice property that had a fireplace and whirlpool tub. It was around $100, plus taxes and pet fee. We also rested our heads at dog-friendly Red Roof Inns<\/a> along the way.<\/p>\n

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Roasting my dog Radcliff\u2019s dinner at Lake Jackson State Park in Orchard, Colo., June 30, 2025.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n<\/div>\n

Dog-Friendly Camping in a State Park<\/h2>\n

Our first night in Colorado was spent camping at Lake Jackson State Park.<\/a> It was a Sunday, so the campground wasn\u2019t completely full. After setting up camp in Pelican Loop, we wandered through the grounds. The sound of wind rustling through the cottonwood leaves was relaxing and the perfect white noise at night. After spending two solid days on the road, walking through the calmness of nature was grounding and revitalizing.<\/p>\n

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