Heddon Valley dog-friendly pub and dog walks, Devon
Description
Oh my goodness, this is such a great starting point for a dog walk, and you'll find a warm welcome and good food after your leg-stretch. Large gardens surround the inn.
Details
Also dog-friendly rooms/self-catering - ask for Sunflower Lodge. Easiest to call them direct. Fairly close to the A39, although the twisty lanes make it seem further.
| Pub or Cafe Address |
Heddon Valley, Exmoor, EX31 4PY |
|---|---|
| Open |
Open 7 days. Lunch served daily from 12 noon. For seasonal opening hours and food service times please check their website. |
| Menu Style | |
| Dog Rules |
Dogs on leads welcome in the bar and outside tables. |
Walk
Good dog walk alongside the River Heddon from the Hunter's Inn to Heddon's Mouth and back again. This gets the downhill on the return leg.
The pub website has a number of interesting walk routes too, from all day hikes to a short stroll.
BuffytheLab
Sky 385 Points
sueleatherdale
Pink 205 PointsDog friendly hotel and restaurant
Lovely walks around the Heddon Valley and the South West Coast Path passes very close. Dog friendly in the restaurant and accommodation. Food was interesting but expensive.
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Heddon Mouth walk and pub
Heddon valley walk is a lovely trail and ideal for dogs, it follows the river all the way to the where it joins the sea. The walk is relatively easy and took us about 1.5hrs there and back again. The car park and shop at the start of the trail is National Trust owned and they also have off-road mobility scooters available to hire for anyone with mobility difficulties. The walk is well worth the beautiful views at the end of the trail when you reach Heddon Mouth, a stoney cove beach. The dog loved having a run on the beach and splashing in and out of the river along the walk. Unfortunately the pub at the start of the trail was closed on our visit, but it looked fantastic, it has a huge garden seating area overlooking the river.