A28 Stour Valley dog walk and dog-friendly pub, Kent
Riverside dog-friendly pub with a contemporary feel and menu. Two good dog walks from the door, and plenty of parking.
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Riverside dog-friendly pub and dog walk, Kent
In summer the riverside garden is just pawfect for a pint with the pooch. And the dog walk has swimming in the river for hot dogs.
A28 dog-friendly pub in the High Weald, Kent
Relaxed and dog-friendly pub with instant access to a fine dog walk. Easy place to take a doggiestop on the A28.
A28 riverside dog walk from a dog-friendly pub, Kent
Wow - this dog-friendly pub is really, really historic and the dog walk pases all sorts of interesting features. Well worth an explore and close to the A28 near Canterbury
Upstreet riverside dog walk from a dog-friendly pub, Kent
Fabulous place to stop with dogs, kids, granny or on your own. The dog walk is right from the car park and the atmosphere is very relaxed and friendly.
Dog-friendly pub and dog walk near Robertsbridge, East Sussex
Award-winning country pub with a grand view of Bodiam Castle from the beer garden. Dog-friendly and with an easy walk from the door.
A28 dog-friendly pub and dog walk, Kent
A sleepy village with a dog-friendly pub, village stores and a dog walk. Within easy reach of the A28.
Broad Downs dog walk near Wye, Kent
Enjoy one of the best views in the county from the start of this walk, part of the Millstone Nature Trail.
A28 historic inn and dog walk near Canterbury, Kent
Unbelievably old 14th century timbered inn, just a few miles from Canterbury. Just imagine what this place must have seen in that time.
Woodland dog walk near Pluckley, Kent
A pleasant spot for woodland walkies with loads of scamper space. It's not over-visited and then you're close to local shops in the most haunted village in Kent.
A28 dog-friendly pub and walk, Kent
Unpretentious dog-friendly pub with good food.
Dog walks at riverside country park, Kent
Waterside park with walking trails along the River Stour. This is an open space of long standing. Apparently Henry II granted the first fishing rights to anglers here.