South West

Dog-friendly accommodations

September 19, 2024

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Aparthotel | Plymouth

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Apartment | Bath

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Apartment | Brixham

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Holiday home | Cheltenham

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Holiday home | Cheltenham

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Holiday home | Bideford

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Apartment | Exeter

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Holiday home | Cirencester

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Holiday home | Okehampton

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Holiday home | Lostwithiel

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Holiday home | Redruth

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Resort | Downderry

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Holiday home | Sherborne

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Hotel | Exford

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Holiday home | Fairford

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Holiday home | North Tawton

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Holiday home | North Tamerton

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Holiday home | Saint Neot

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Holiday home | Stour Provost

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Hotel | Chedworth

The South West region in the UK is a wonderful destination to visit with your dog, featuring a mix of stunning coastlines, rolling countryside, and dog-friendly attractions. Here are some suggestions:

Exmoor National Park

  • Moors and Woodlands: Offers numerous trails through scenic landscapes.
  • Coastal Walks: Stunning coastal paths for dogs to explore.
  • Dog-Friendly Pubs: The Exmoor White Horse Inn welcomes dogs.

Dartmoor National Park

  • Wild Moorland: Extensive areas for dogs to roam freely.
  • Historic Sites: Visit places like Haytor Rocks and Grimspound.
  • Dog-Friendly Pubs: The Rugglestone Inn is a great spot for dog owners.

Jurassic Coast

  • World Heritage Site: Explore the coastal path with your dog.
  • Beaches and Cliffs: Enjoy scenic views and walks along the coastline.
  • Dog-Friendly Cafes: The Hive Beach Cafe welcomes dogs.

New Forest National Park

  • Extensive Woodland: Numerous trails and paths for dogs to explore.
  • Wild Ponies: Keep dogs on a lead around the ponies.
  • Dog-Friendly Pubs: The Oak Inn in Lyndhurst welcomes dogs.

Cheddar Gorge

  • Spectacular Gorge: Offers dramatic scenery and walking paths.
  • Clifftop Walks: Enjoy stunning views from the top of the gorge.
  • Dog-Friendly Cafes: The White Hart in Cheddar is dog-friendly.

Stourhead

  • Historic Landscape Garden: Offers beautiful walks around the lake and gardens.
  • Woodland Trails: Explore the surrounding woodlands with your dog.
  • Dog-Friendly Cafes: The Spread Eagle Inn welcomes dogs.

Cotswolds

  • Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty: Picturesque villages and rolling hills for walks.
  • Historic Sites: Visit places like Broadway Tower and Sudeley Castle.
  • Dog-Friendly Pubs: The Crown & Trumpet in Broadway is dog-friendly.

Bodmin Moor

  • Wild Moorland: Extensive areas for dogs to explore.
  • Historic Sites: Visit landmarks like Jamaica Inn and Roughtor.
  • Dog-Friendly Pubs: The Old Inn & Restaurant in St Breward welcomes dogs.

Westonbirt Arboretum

  • National Arboretum: Beautiful tree collections and walking paths.
  • Seasonal Highlights: Enjoy the changing scenery throughout the year.
  • Dog-Friendly Cafes: The Westonbirt Arboretum cafe welcomes dogs.

Forest of Dean

  • Extensive Woodland: Numerous trails and paths for dogs to explore.
  • Historic Sites: Visit the ancient oaks and old mining sites.
  • Dog-Friendly Pubs: The Speech House Hotel welcomes dogs.

Bath Skyline

  • National Trust Walk: Offers stunning views over the city of Bath.
  • Woodland and Meadows: Varied landscapes for enjoyable walks.
  • Dog-Friendly Cafes: The Bathwick Hill cafe welcomes dogs.

Brownsea Island

  • Island Walks: Explore the natural beauty of the island with your dog.
  • Wildlife: Dogs need to be kept on a lead to protect local wildlife.
  • Dog-Friendly Cafes: The island's cafe has outdoor seating for dog owners.

Where to stay in the South West region?
Places with at least one pet-friendly accommodation.

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