Murphys Vacation Rentals

Murphys Vacation Rentals

549 S. Algiers St.
Murphys, California 95247
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Local Phone: (209) 736-9372
E-mail: info@murphysvacationrentals.com

Murphys Vacation Rentals offers seven charming cottages (five of them dog-friendly) for visiting the Gold Country.

This charming town is a favorite because of the well-preserved Main Street with its historic buildings and more than a dozen wine-tasting rooms, most of them dog-friendly.

Besides tasting rooms, downtown is home to numerous restaurants ranging from casual to fine dining, plus art galleries and boutiques.

Many wineries with dog-friendly tasting rooms are situated within a few miles, while national forest lands beckon with endless hiking (and cross-country skiing and snowshoeing in winter) opportunities.

Dog-friendly policies:

  • Size: All sizes
  • Breed restrictions: None
  • Maximum number allowed: 2
  • Cost per dog: $20 Per Night
  • Other comments: The Little Yellow, Parkside, Church Street and The Cabin properties are dog friendly. Parkside and Little Yellow have fenced policies.

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Gracie at Dog and Pony Ranch. Photo courtesy Dog and Pony Ranch.
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