Pet-Friendly Apartments in Winston-Salem, NC
At Lofts at Mill Creek, we know home would not be the same without your four-legged family members. Our pet-friendly apartments in Winston-Salem, NC, welcome cats and dogs, with no pet weight limit. Big dogs, little dogs and wonderfully chubby pets are welcome here.
Located at 100 Stagecoach Road, Lofts at Mill Creek gives pet owners a convenient home base for exploring dog parks, walking trails, hiking destinations and pet-friendly restaurants throughout Winston-Salem. Explore our Winston-Salem neighborhood guide to discover even more shopping, dining, outdoor recreation and everyday conveniences near home. Whether your perfect Saturday involves hitting a trail with your dog, letting them run at an off-leash park or finding a patio where they can join you for dinner, there are plenty of places nearby to enjoy together.

Pet-Friendly Amenities at Lofts at Mill Creek
Pet-friendly living at Lofts at Mill Creek goes beyond simply allowing cats and dogs. Our community includes features that make everyday life with your pet more convenient, comfortable and enjoyable.
Explore all of our apartment and community amenities to see more of what Lofts at Mill Creek has to offer.
Pet Policy at Lofts at Mill Creek
Lofts at Mill Creek is a pet-friendly apartment community where cats and dogs are considered part of the family.
- Maximum of 2 pets per apartment
- No pet weight restrictions
- $300 pet fee for the 1st pet, $150 pet fee for the 2nd pet
- $25 monthly pet rent for the 1st pet, $15 additional monthly pet rent for the 2nd pet
- Restricted breeds are not permitted
- PetScreening Is Required for Everyone
NOTICE TO ALL RESIDENTS & APPLICANTS
Everyone must complete the PetScreening process. This requirement applies not only to pet and animal owners, but also to residents and applicants who do not own a pet or animal.
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Restricted Dog Breeds
The following breeds are not permitted at Lofts at Mill Creek:
Rottweiler, American Staffordshire Terrier, Pit Bull, German Shepherd, Doberman Pinscher, Miniature Pinscher, Akita, Chow, Wolf Hybrids, Dogo Argentino, Presa Canario, Cane Corso and Tosa Inu. Other pets deemed dangerous by management are also not permitted.
Dog Parks Near Lofts at Mill Creek
Sometimes a walk around the neighborhood simply is not enough—especially when your dog has approximately 47 minutes of zoomies stored up. Fortunately, residents of Lofts at Mill Creek have several places around Winston-Salem where dogs can enjoy more space to exercise and play.

Washington Park Dog Park
Washington Park is home to one of Winston-Salem’s established off-leash dog parks. Outside the fenced dog park, dogs must remain leashed while visiting city parks. Washington Park also connects directly to the Salem Creek Greenway, allowing you to add a walk before or after playtime.
Nelson L. Malloy Jr. Park Dog Park
Nelson L. Malloy Jr. Park on Bethabara Road is a convenient Winston-Salem option for pet owners. The City of Winston-Salem lists an on-site dog park along with a fitness trail, playground and other outdoor amenities. The dog park includes separate fenced, off-leash spaces for large and small dogs, giving pups room to run and socialize.
Because it is located in the northern part of Winston-Salem, Nelson Malloy Park is especially useful when you want an off-leash outing without traveling across the entire city.
Tanglewoof Dog Park at Tanglewood Park
Located in nearby Clemmons, Tanglewoof is a 2.35-acre fenced dog park with separate areas for dogs over and under 25 pounds. The park includes water fountains for dogs and people, benches, waste stations, and plenty of room for off-leash activity. Tanglewood Park also offers walking trails and other outdoor recreation, making it easy to turn a dog park visit into a longer outing.


Tucker's Tap Yard
For a dog park experience designed for both pups and their people, Tucker's Tap Yard in downtown Winston-Salem combines an off-leash dog park with a social gathering space and full bar.
The facility offers more than 12,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor dog play space, including a climate-controlled indoor area, fenced outdoor turf and a separate small-dog area. Trained Yard Rangers monitor play, while pet owners can relax with beer, wine or cocktails nearby.
Dog-Friendly Hiking and Walking Near Winston-Salem
One of the perks of living in Winston-Salem with a dog is having access to everything from shorter natural-surface trails to lakeside loops and mountain hikes. Keep your pup leashed where required, pack water for longer outings and you have plenty of options for exploring together.
Salem Lake Trail
For residents who want a longer outing, Salem Lake Trail circles Winston-Salem's 365-acre Salem Lake. The approximately 7-mile loop provides lake views while attracting walkers, runners, cyclists and other outdoor enthusiasts.
Dogs are welcome on Winston-Salem's greenways and must remain leashed. With multiple access points around Salem Lake, residents can tackle the entire loop or simply enjoy a shorter out-and-back walk with their dog.


The Quarry at Grant Park
The Quarry at Grant Park offers a different kind of scenery. This 200-acre Winston-Salem park centers around a former quarry, with overlooks providing views of the blue water and city skyline.
Walking trails wind through the property, and dogs are welcome as long as they remain on a leash. The City of Winston-Salem also requires visitors to clean up after their pets while using the park.
It is a good option when you want an outdoor walk that feels a little more adventurous without leaving Winston-Salem.
Stuart & Emma Thomas Memorial Trail
For a hiking option in Winston-Salem itself, the Stuart & Emma Thomas Memorial Trail winds through protected open space with rolling pastures, wooded areas, creeks and views toward the Winston-Salem skyline.
The natural-surface trail system can extend up to approximately 3 miles and includes gradual climbs that add a little more adventure than a standard neighborhood walk. One of its trailheads is located on Gillete Street in the 27105 ZIP code, making this an especially relevant outdoor destination for residents of Lofts at Mill Creek.
Reynolda Gardens
Reynolda Gardens offers a scenic place to walk among wooded areas, landscaped grounds, and paths near Reynolda Village and Wake Forest University. Leashed pets are welcome throughout much of the property, but they are not permitted inside the Formal Gardens. Pet owners are also expected to clean up after their animals.


Pilot Mountain State Park
When you and your pup are ready for a bigger weekend adventure, Pilot Mountain State Park is an easy day-trip option north of Winston-Salem.
The state park offers trails ranging from shorter walks to more challenging hikes, along with the scenery surrounding its recognizable mountain peak.
Pet-Friendly Restaurants and Patios in Winston-Salem
Your dog-friendly day does not have to end once everyone gets hungry. Winston-Salem has a growing collection of restaurants, breweries and gathering places where leashed dogs can join their owners in designated outdoor areas.

Foothills Brewpub
A Winston-Salem staple on West Fourth Street, Foothills Brewpub welcomes leashed dogs at its dog-friendly outdoor seating.
Foothills serves its locally brewed craft beer alongside burgers, sandwiches, tacos, salads and other pub favorites. Foothills Brewing's current pet policy states that its locations welcome leashed dogs and can provide water bowls for visiting pups.
It is an easy place to stop after exploring downtown Winston-Salem when you do not want to leave your dog behind.
Rooster’s
Rooster’s welcomes dogs on its spacious outdoor patio, which includes fans, heaters, and water bowls. The restaurant serves locally inspired Southern dishes in a relaxed yet polished setting.
East of Texas
For barbecue, Tex-Mex and plenty of outdoor space, East of Texas on South Broad Street offers a large dog-friendly setting with an expansive patio.
The restaurant serves house-smoked brisket and other meats along with Texas-inspired dishes, drinks and casual fare.

The Porch Kitchen & Cantina
At West End Mill Works, The Porch Kitchen & Cantina combines colorful Tex-Mex favorites with plenty of outdoor seating. The restaurant is also included among Visit Winston-Salem's recommended dog-friendly dining destinations, giving pet owners another option when they want tacos, bowls, margaritas and patio time with their pup.

The Quiet Pint Tavern
Quiet Pint Tavern on West First Street is a popular option for pet owners looking for an actual meal—not just a place to grab a drink. Its spacious dog-friendly patio includes covered sections and seasonal features such as fans and colder-weather enclosures.
The menu ranges from burgers and sandwiches to flatbreads, tacos and other pub-style favorites, making it an easy choice for lunch, dinner or a relaxed weekend meal with your dog nearby.
A Winston-Salem Lifestyle You Can Share With Your Pet
Pet-friendly living is about more than simply finding an apartment that allows animals. It is about having places nearby where you can actually enjoy life together.
At Lofts at Mill Creek, our location puts residents within reach of Winston-Salem parks, walking trails, outdoor recreation, dog-friendly patios and places created specifically for dogs to socialize and play. Spend an afternoon exploring Salem Lake, find a new trail with your hiking buddy, let your pup stretch their legs at a local dog park or meet friends for dinner without leaving your four-legged companion at home.
And because Lofts at Mill Creek has no pet weight limit, residents with larger dogs do not have to automatically rule out our community based on size alone. Whether your companion is tiny, tall, fluffy, sturdy or proudly carrying a little extra treat weight, we want pets to feel at home here too.

Find a Pet-Friendly Apartment at Lofts at Mill Creek
If you are searching for pet-friendly apartments in Winston-Salem, NC, discover a community where pets are welcomed and life with your four-legged family member fits naturally into your everyday routine.
Explore Lofts at Mill Creek, review our current availability and contact our leasing team to schedule a tour. We would love to help you find a Winston-Salem apartment that feels like home for every member of your family.
Pet-Friendly Apartment FAQs
Does Lofts at Mill Creek allow pets?
Yes. Lofts at Mill Creek is a pet-friendly apartment community in Winston-Salem, NC. Cats and dogs are welcome, subject to the community's pet policy and breed restrictions.
Is there a pet weight limit at Lofts at Mill Creek?
No. Lofts at Mill Creek does not have a pet weight limit. Dogs of all sizes are welcome, which can make our community a great option for residents searching for apartments in Winston-Salem that accept larger dogs. Breed restrictions, pet fees and PetScreening requirements still apply.
How many pets can I have at Lofts at Mill Creek?
Residents may have a maximum of 2 pets per apartment.
What are the pet fees at Lofts at Mill Creek?
The current pet fee is $300 for the 1st pet and $150 for the 2nd pet. Monthly pet rent is $25 for the 1st pet plus $15 for the 2nd pet.
Does everyone have to complete PetScreening?
Yes. Every resident and applicant must complete the PetScreening process, including people who have pets or animals and people who do not own a pet or animal.
Complete Your PetScreening Profile
Are there dog parks near Lofts at Mill Creek?
Yes. Winston-Salem-area options include Nelson L. Malloy Jr. Park Dog Park, Tucker's Tap Yard and the Vivian F. Bennett Memorial Dog Park at Fourth of July Park in nearby Kernersville.
Where can I hike with my dog near Lofts at Mill Creek?
Pet-friendly outdoor options around Winston-Salem include the Stuart & Emma Thomas Memorial Trail, Salem Lake Trail, The Quarry at Grant Park and Pilot Mountain State Park. Rules vary by destination, and dogs should remain leashed where required.
What restaurants in Winston-Salem allow dogs?
Dog-friendly dining and drinking options include Quiet Pint Tavern, Foothills Brewpub, East of Texas and The Porch Kitchen & Cantina. Most restaurant pet access is limited to designated patios or outdoor seating, so check current policies before visiting.







