Los Angeles is one of the most pet-friendly cities in the country, with dozens of hotels alone offering pet-sitting services, treats, beds, and more. However, when it comes to taking your four-legged friend on their little vacation in Woodland Hills, you can choose from outdoor shopping malls, attractions, state parks, dog parks, hiking trails, and even al-fresco dining options at one of the area’s pet-friendly restaurants.

It’s time to get those tails a-waggin’.

Eureka!, located at 6250 Topanga Canyon Boulevard, is a leading family of restaurants that proudly serves only authentic, handmade food with locally sourced produce, all freshly cooked to order. The beverage program features 100-percent American craft beer, small-batch whiskey, house-aged barrels, and specialty cocktails sourced only from artisans throughout the U.S. When it’s time to bring Fido along, Eureka’s outdoor seating is dog-friendly and ready to welcome your furry companion, regardless of breed.

Westridge-Canyonback Wilderness Park, situated at 17500 Mulholland Drive in Los Angeles, is often referred to as a “PAWsome resource” for dog lovers in L.A. because of its more than 10 miles of dog-friendly trails through 1500 acres of open land in the Santa Monica Mountains. Not only will the Westridge Trail – but also known as the West Mandeville Fire Road – and the Upper/Lower Canyonback Trails treat you and your canine companion to the gorgeous scenery and a good aerobic challenge; you can hike all of them leash-free.

Lake Hollywood Park, located at 3160 Canyon Lake Drive in Los Angeles, is considered a “community treasure” situated in the Hollywood Hills area just below the Hollywood sign and consists of a large grassy field with trees lining the park’s edges. The canine-friendly area is not fenced in and is not an off-leash dog park, but it remains a great place to frolic with your pet, picnic, do some yoga, and of course, take a snap in front of the famous Hollywood signage. Open daily from sunrise to sunset.

Laurel Canyon Dog Park, located at 8260 Mulholland Drive in Los Angeles, is located within Laurel Canyon Park and was L.A.’s first official canine park. Today, it is still considered one of the best places to let your dog off the leash in the city, with locals and tourists alike watching their four-legged besties mingle from the comfort of shaded benches and sun-drenched picnic tables. It is not uncommon to run into celebrities playing with their dogs at Laurel Canyon, making this dog park quite a popular destination. Open until sunset.

Hilton Woodland Hills/Warner Center Marriott Woodland Hills, located at 6360 Canoga Avenue and 21850 West Oxnard Street, respectively, offers pet-friendly accommodations for a fee. Hilton Woodland Hills offers plush beds, tech-rich rooms, and a location one mile from the 101/Ventura Freeway, in addition to numerous onsite amenities for business and leisure travelers and an allowance of dogs up to 75 pounds for a one-time pet fee of $50 per room. Meanwhile, Warner Center Marriott Woodland Hills welcomes one pet up to 50 pounds for an additional fee of $75 per day in a newly reenergized property that offers an extraordinary business and vacation experience.

Leo and Lilly, located at 22420 Ventura Boulevard, is a Woodland Hills restaurant that has landed on Woodland Hills Magazine lists for years now, and for good reason: This local favorite specializes in fresh, organic, and prime quality ingredients infused into traditional European and Mediterranean flavors, with everything made in-house. All meats and seafood are hormone-free, sustainable, and/or grass-fed and free-range, the owners of Leo and Lilly strive to always use produce from local farmers whenever possible. Best of all, the eatery boasts pup-friendly patios perfect for sharing some time with your beloved four-legged buddy.

JOEY Woodland Hills, located at 6344 Topanga Canyon Boulevard, offers a wide-open kitchen plan and spacious patio for a deliciously modern and refreshingly casual upscale restaurant experience, and you’ll definitely come for the food and drinks – and stay to enjoy the friendly service and hospitable ambiance. This JOEY location is also delightfully dog-friendly, so when it’s time to bring Fido along for the trip, you can rest assured knowing he is most welcome.

Pedalers Fork, located at 23504 Calabasas Road in Calabasas, is a beautifully designed Creekside restaurant with dog-friendly outdoor tables, serving California cuisine using local ingredients and proteins. So whether it’s a Great Dane or tiny newborn pup, you can bring your four-legged best friend to Pedalers for brunch or dinner, all while you dine with other patrons and their canine besties relaxing under or beside their tables.

We love pets of all shapes and sizes just like you do, and we also love L.A. – so what’s better than a guide to the best places to bring our four-legged friends around Woodland Hills? Nothing, really, which is why we’ve collected the aforementioned list of some of the best spots around town to bring your pups when you’re out and about.