Then, it's playtime.ĭogs get a campfire treat biscuit before bed, and lullabies are played. Regular cabins are $43 per night, and the dogs are placed in individual kennels based on size.įamily cabins are also available for up to three dogs.īoarders receive breakfast, lunch and dinner, with rest times following each meal. The room can hold up to a dog family of three. Boardingįor dogs being boarded, there's a luxury suite option for $75 per night, which features a TV for the dog to watch and a 24-hour camera viewable by the dog's parent through the app. Packages for five, 10, 20 and 40 days are also available and never expire. Parents can set up recurring days, but it's not required. Pet parents can download a Camp Bow Wow app, which gives them access to see their furry friends in the play yards during the daytime via live-stream cameras.ĭay camp costs $21 for under six hours, and $30 for more than 6 hours. Families with more than one "camper" get a discounted rate, said Emilie Rackovan, marketing manager. Air curtains over the doorways create an invisible barrier between the outside temperature and the indoor temperature-controlled facility. "The overlap allows us to make sure that we're able to separate based on their temperament and their energy level," said Boshart.ĭogs in the play areas always have access to the outdoors, unless there's inclement weather.
The 8,000-square-foot site has five play areas, three for large dogs 30 pounds and up, one for "littles," which are 11 to 40 pounds, and another for "teacup-sized" dogs, which are under 15 pounds. "It's an up-and-coming area, and being really close to the airport is also convenient for traveling parents," said Leah Boshart, Camp Bow Wow's area director.ĭay camp is available seven days a week, with the earliest drop-off at 6:30 a.m. Liberty Lane, features doggy day camp AKA daycare, and boarding. A camp for dogs is opening in Oak Creek on Jan.
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