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Enormous chunk of forest - with a really good cafe for that post-walk tea and cakes! ...
Dog-friendly pub in the centre of a Dartmoor village, and with a good dog walk from the door. It seems incredible that this seemingly remote place is so close to the A30.
17th century pub, steeped in history and perfectly placed for either the beach or a strenuous uphill yomp. The location is wonderful, and fabulous at any time of the year.
A truly authentic pub experience that transports you back in time at least a century, maybe more. Exceptionally friendly and welcoming to dogs and drivers.
If Friar Tuck ran an inn, this could very well be it. The building itself is old, very old. As you enter you get the feel of centuries of hearty eating and full-bodied claret.
Plenty to do in this small village off the A30, with a safe 2-mile dog walk, an iron-age fort, and a welcoming dog-friendly pub.
A charming country pub with a fantastic riverside setting. A gentle nearby walk will keep dogs happy.
Update: new management is now in place (April 2023) and the pub is again open. Reviews particularly welcome.
Worth timing your journey to get here for lunch and making a moment of it. This is a first rate place to stop for a short dog walk.
An extremely charming village with a dog walk and stylish dog-friendly country pub.
Popular and dog-friendly village inn in the middle of nowhere between Crewkerne and Beaminster. Some interesting local ales if your passenger is an enthusiast.
Oh yum! If you're looking for a dog-friendly place to break your journey, with outstandingly good but still affordable food - try this one! The pub has gained some impressive accolades, Michelin Bib...
Great combo of pub and walking path here, which will keep everyone happy.
Part of the 'Pub is the Hub' scheme, and this is a dog-friendly pub with lots going on. Good food at fair prices and handy for a stop if you're travelling on the A30.
Excellent pub, great food and dog friendly. The beer's not bad either.
A really good stop for families heading to the coast. The farm shop is well stocked and you can do a full holiday shop.
Close to both the A30 and the A358 near Chard, this is a pleasant spot for a short legstretch with the dog and relaxed refreshments in the pub.
Rural village inn with a homely feel. Dogs and families are welcome, and if you're making a break from your journey this feels a bit like time travel (in a good way).
Rural dog-friendly pub and a dog walk in the heart of the countryside yet just a few miles from the A303.
Super-comfortable country pub with dog-friendly rooms in a recently updated 18th century thatched building. Very convenient for a break on the A30 between Shaftesbury and Salisbury.
Easy to find traditional and dog-friendly pub on the A30 near Shaftesbury.
Right on the A30 this is an easy dog-friendly pub to find, and no time wasted on country lanes.
Historic little town where drovers once led their flocks along the river valley, and later on it was an important coaching inn stop for London traffic.
An astonishingly old pedigree for the original building here, dating back to William the Conqueror which is quite hard to imagine.
The dog-friendly and famous pub from which Uncle Tom Cobbley and all set off to the fair. By the time you get there from the A30 the song starts to make sense (narrow lane alert).
A friendly and relaxed black and white timbered pub in the Test Valley near Stockbridge.
Much frequented by highwaymen in the eighteenth century, but now a fabulous dog-friendly pub in a charming Hampshire village.
Traditional village pub with a warm welcome, and a real rural feel. Lovely walks nearby but not from the door.
Really handy if you and the dog are in need of a tasty snack and walkies on the A30. The inn also has dog-friendly B&B rooms and a Mutts Menu. And the walk is nice.
Broad Chalke is a delightful village in the beautiful Chalke Valley and has been the home of the great and good including Terry Pratchett and Cecil Beaton amongst others.
Fingle Glen
Comfortable and cosy traditional inn with rooms. If you're looking for an overnight stop to break your journey, then this has to be a highly dog-friendly contender.
A village that will be very familiar to fans of Midsomer Murders and Foyle's War. It is a really pretty place and the pub is very friendly and welcomes dogs.
Dog-friendly pub and B&B halfway between St Ives and Penzance and easy to find, in the middle of nowhere.
Carland Cross
Just seconds off the busy A30 this dog-friendly pub gets you to food, facilities and easy parking for large vehicles.