Dog walks and dog-friendly inn with B&B Exmoor, Somerset
A choice of dog walks, a dog-friendly hotel with a pretty riverside terrace for snacks and meals and the charms of the Exmoor National Park all around.
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Dog-friendly inn with dog-friendly beach and long walks, Somerset
Dog-friendly inn with B&B rooms, right on the waterfront and just right for a long dog walk on the beach. Easy to find from the A39 and a good place for a journey break or weekend treat.
A39 Beachside dog-friendly cafe, Somerset
On a hot day this is the pawfect place to stop for a bite and let the dog enjoy a really good romp on the dog-friendly beach.
A20 dog-friendly pub and dog walk near Ashford, Kent
A doggy welcoming pub in an area with lots of footpaths for a dog walk.
A345 Woodland dog walk near Marlborough, Wiltshire
Woodland where dogs can run free and have a great time under the trees. Nice for a usually people-free walk and interesting for family nature-spotting.
A352 Village cafe, pub, shop and dog walk, Dorset
A village pub, cafe, post office, and dog-friendly space for locals and visitors to enjoy the coffee and food on offer. A nice place to take a break with kids, dogs, elderly parents and all.
A356 dog walk and dog-friendly pub, Somerset
Pretty garden and a pleasant family feel to this historic village inn. And the dog walk is an easy circular route.
Dog walk and a dog-friendly pub, Somerset
If you stop for a break and dog walk here, then I guarantee you'll have a certain well-known nursery rhyme as an ear worm for the rest of the day! Clue - hills and pails of water ...
A361 dog-friendly pub and dog walk near Devizes, Wiltshire
A popular traditional pub in a pretty village. Well-behaved dogs are very welcome and the dog walk is easy and convenient.
Chew Valley dog-friendly inn and dog walk, Somerset
Lovely country inn with a dog walk from the door, in one of the county's sweetest valleys. Easy to reach from Bath or Bristol if you're heading towards Devon.
Dog-friendly pub and walk on the Level, Somerset
This is a thriving village on an island of high ground in the middle of the levels. It has a long history, going back as far as the Iron Age, and even today has an air of importance about it.
A6 dog walk near Barton and the A6, Bedfordshire
Big open space with the traces of an Iron Age fort and, apparently, the ghost of a British chieftain called Cassivellaunus who fought against the invading romans in 54AD.