Dog-friendly hotel, Forest-in-Teesdale, County Durham
A dog-friendly gem of a hotel in one of the least discovered and delightful valleys in the county. Popular with active people walking the Pennine Way, cyclists, and dog walkers.
A dog-friendly gem of a hotel in one of the least discovered and delightful valleys in the county. Popular with active people walking the Pennine Way, cyclists, and dog walkers.
A friendly dining pub, perfect for a dog-friendly meetup with friends not far from the A1 or the A14 and Huntingdon.
A waterside country inn in the Fens with a dog walk from the door. You're surrounded by nature here and the atmosphere is unique to the area.
Dog-friendly pub with food Wednesday to Sunday, and a village with its roots deep in prehistory. It's full of legends about witches and warlocks, so tread lightly hereabouts!
Dog-friendly pub with a generous car park and easy access to the coast path for a long walk with the dog.
Popular pub with great food, and a warm welcome for all and dogs. Booking almost always essential in summer, even if you just call ahead on your way. And the walk is good too.
Sully Bay lets dogs on the beach all year round, but watch their paws as it's rock and shingle. The coast path is nice and softer on the paws for walkies.
A tiny hamlet by a stream in the middle of nowhere. Sounds perfect for a moment of road-free relaxation and frolicking space for dogs.
The Boot is a bit unlucky with its location, on a bend of the A435 where most people just don't see it until too late. Once in the car park it's clear that the pub is bigger than it appears to be.
Dog-friendly pub with a roaring fire in winter, and lots of outdoor space and tables in summer. Close to Coughton Court (not dog-friendly) and several very good walks nearby.
Traditional dog-friendly inn and a woodland walk with doggie swimming.
You get a lot of pubs claiming to be all things to all comers, and this marvellous and dog-friendly pub knocks spots off the competition and actually is the hub of the village.