High Elms dog walk and dog-friendly cafe, Greater London
Calm and gentle walking in 250 acres of a local nature reserve and park. Also a lovely dog-friendly cafe for after your walk.
Calm and gentle walking in 250 acres of a local nature reserve and park. Also a lovely dog-friendly cafe for after your walk.
Great combo of a turrety medieval castle and a dog-friendly pub with good food and quick service.
Lovely for a break from the driving, and some very tasty Italian cooking that will please all the family. And a dog walk too.
A welcoming dog-friendly establishment, originally positioned right next to the Sevenoaks turnpike. That's over 300 years of looking after people on the move.
A perfectly placed pub for dog walks and a light airy atmosphere where families are welcome. If you've forgotten the words for the tongue-twister we've helped you out with a picture!
Families with dogs and kids will enjoy a stop at this 17th century country inn.
This is so incredible, a 15th century building that is still fully in use and looking amazing. It was a farmhouse first, and became a pub later. But what a treat to experience this!
Small village pub, full of warmth and character. It seems to be the hub of the village as well as a destination for hungry dog walkers.
The dog walk here seems popular, and Jem had a great time with his new doggie mates. After the walk there's a lovely old pub with loads of atmosphere and friendly people.
The dog-friendly pub here is a free house, with young enthusiastic owners. And the dog walk is an easy there-and-back from the pub.
Quiet village with a small dog-friendly pub and marvellous dog walks. Close to the A21.
Dog-friendly pub and walk in a pretty town just off the A21. Look out for the unusual clock tower/war memorial in front of the pub.
Local pubby pub near to a reservoir that's good for a dog walk. Parts of the building are really old, and there's a friendly feel to the place. Real ales and comfort eating.
Dog-friendly village pub dating from the 14th century and still in touch with its history with antique farm implements at the front, and with menu and service to suit modern folk.
Country pub with bags of character and charm. It's within a short drive of Bedgebury Forest and Bewl Water.
This is where William the Conqueror fought his battle and took the English throne. And Harald lost his eye and a kingdom. Since then the sea has receded so it's not as dramatic as you might expect.
This is a great walk for dogs and drivers, despite the sad memorial for some forty hop-pickers who were drowned in the 1850s when their wooden cart overturned and they were flung into the fast-flowing...
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