The best dog-friendly camping near Trenton

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Bringing your pet along for a camping trip near Trenton? You’ve got over 570 options where pets are welcome. Most spots let you light up a campfire, bring your dog, and rinse off in a hot shower. Expect to pay around $87 a night, but you’ll find spots for as low as $30. Campsites cluster near quiet creeks, open meadows, and tucked-away woodlands—ideal for wildlife-watching or a morning swim. Some places, like Pine Creek (298 reviews), offer shaded sites right by the water. Ironwood Trail & Private Campground (133 reviews) gives you a private patch of forest, while Horse Farm Camping (87 reviews) puts you on a working farm with horseback-riding out the gate. Locals know to check sites for leash rules and local wildlife, especially near streams. Pack your pet’s basics, double-check the fire policy, and get ready to camp where tails can wag freely.

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Bringing your pet along for a camping trip near Trenton? You’ve got over 570 options where pets are welcome. Most spots let you light up a campfire, bring your dog, and rinse off in a hot shower. Expect to pay around $87 a night, but you’ll find spots for as low as $30. Campsites cluster near quiet creeks, open meadows, and tucked-away woodlands—ideal for wildlife-watching or a morning swim. Some places, like Pine Creek (298 reviews), offer shaded sites right by the water. Ironwood Trail & Private Campground (133 reviews) gives you a private patch of forest, while Horse Farm Camping (87 reviews) puts you on a working farm with horseback-riding out the gate. Locals know to check sites for leash rules and local wildlife, especially near streams. Pack your pet’s basics, double-check the fire policy, and get ready to camp where tails can wag freely.

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