A350 historic village and dog-friendly pubs, Wiltshire
A 13th century village that has starred in many a film, and is definitely worth making a short stop for on your journey. Or even as a day trip if you're based nearby.
A 13th century village that has starred in many a film, and is definitely worth making a short stop for on your journey. Or even as a day trip if you're based nearby.
A really dog-friendly pub in a charming village which is well worth exploring in its own right. The walk is as easy to follow as anyone could wish.
A taste of yesteryear, with beams and quaintness and curios that draw you into a sort of time machine. Expect a warm and friendly welcome.
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.
Relaxed and friendly country inn. Log fire in winter.
The dog walk here starts on a raised causeway between streams, always fun for water-loving dogs. And the pub is dog-friendly in the bar and garden.
Traditional Oxfordshire pub with a countryside atmosphere. And a dog walk with lots of fine sniffs and smells.
This is an enchanting wood, not easy to find but definitely worth the effort. It's near the M2 Junction 6.
Popular, dog-friendly and all-round nice welcoming pub with some good walks from the door. The roadside verges and hedgerows around here are just bursting with life and flowers in summer.
For great dog walks, this is one of the finest parts of Wiltshire. The pub is welcoming and dogs will be thrilled at the brilliant walkies here.
Another fantastically ancient Kentish inn, this one dates from the 16th century. And plenty of walking on the long-distance Greensand Way.
Two dog-friendly pubs and a dog walk within easy reach of the M27 junction 1. Good dog walks nearby, just avoid the golf courses if you're not using the suggested route.