Pet Friendly Rentals in Las Vegas: find your perfect rental from just $56 per night!
When it’s time to head out and about with your pet, Las Vegas won’t let you down. Whether it’s a walk along The Strip or outside the city in a stunning natural area, there are several places where your pooch will be welcomed.
With stunning red rock formations and sandstone peaks, the most famous of which is the Keystone Thrust, the Red Rock Canyon is the place to go for walks and panoramic views. A mere 20-minute drive away in the Mojave Desert, it covers 195,819 acres. There is a 13-mile-long one-way loop where you can hike or cycle.
Adjacent to the Red Rock Canyon, this park is home to sprawling ranches formerly owned by millionaire Howard Hughes and German movie star Vera Krupp. Explore some of the oldest buildings in Nevada or hike on trails throughout the park. Picnic sites with tables and grill are available for families and their pets.
A popular off-leash dog park in Clark County, Dog Fancier’s Park is where you can bring your pooch to meet other dogs and to have a fun game of fetch. There are 5 fenced-off areas in total, with different areas for big and small dogs. You'll also find plenty of doggy poop bags, trash cans, restrooms and picnic facilities.
| 📏 Average home size | 164 m² |
|---|---|
| 🥳 Busiest month | December |
| 🛏️ Popular home types | Apartment rental and House rental |
| 🌡️ Hottest months | 106 °F in July and August |
| ❄️ Coldest months | 34 °F in January and December |
| 🌧️ Rainiest months | January and February |
HomeToGo has great vacation homes, with prices as low as $56 per night.
House rentals in Las Vegas should be considered for large groups, since they usually fit 8 people.
You can choose from 724 House rentals and 70 Apartment rentals available in Las Vegas.
The price of pet-friendly rentals in Las Vegas may start from $56 and can go up to $553 per night.
There are more than 786 pet-friendly vacation rentals in Las Vegas. The best time of the year to search for available pet-friendly rentals is February when seasonal demand is low.
