Dogs are welcome in the pub’s designated dog-friendly areas, subject to the manager’s discretion. Keep dogs on leads in any permitted indoor or outdoor seating, minimise barking and keep them off sofas, chairs and other furniture. Confirm the seating area, dog numbers, any charge and event restrictions directly. The policy does not establish dog permission for every indoor or outdoor area or any overnight accommodation. Normal published pub hours are Mo 09:00-23:00; Tu 09:00-23:00; We 09:00-23:00; Th 09:00-23:00; Fr 09:00-23:00; Sa 09:00-23:00; Su 09:00-22:30. Confirm holiday or temporary changes. The map marker is approximate, not a confirmed entrance.
Pet dogs are permitted in this area; access elsewhere is not confirmed.
Pet dogs are permitted in this area; access elsewhere is not confirmed.
Pet dogs are excluded from this area.
Book a designated dog-friendly bedroom and confirm availability with the hotel; the charge is £10 per dog per night. Dogs can join their owners in the dog-friendly bar seating, where breakfast can also be served. Ordinary dogs are excluded from the restaurant and bistro. Other seating/beer-garden access, maximum dog numbers and lead rules are not established by these pages. The retained licensed marker is approximate and is not a confirmed entrance.
This individually identified Pembrokeshire beach falls under the current official tourism statement welcoming dogs to all county beaches. The current National Park seasonal-exclusion list does not restrict this selected beach; the named visitor-page location and county identity have been checked individually. Keep dogs supervised and under control, clear waste and follow current signs and any temporary wildlife or access restrictions. Confirm any dog limits or charges with the relevant operator and check current lifeguard information if needed. Beach permission does not establish admission to nearby cafes or unlimited off-lead access. The original licensed marker remains an approximate whole-beach point, not an entrance or safe tide route; the visitor page’s separately published coordinates corroborate the same beach and are not substituted for it. Access is via a permissive footpath through Trevayne Farm and a steep path with steps onto the beach. Follow farm and path signs and keep dogs under control. Any approach along the foreshore requires suitable low-tide conditions. No facilities are stated at the beach.
Please keep dogs on leads during the bird breeding season from March – July.
Please keep dogs on leads during the bird breeding season March – July; ringed plovers nest right on the beach and other birds nest in the dunes and saltmarsh.
Dogs must be on leads March–July to protect nesting birds on the beach, dunes and saltmarsh. Keep away from livestock and follow local signs. The visitor parking point is on Ffordd Benar. Dog access concerns the named reserve outdoor walking routes, subject to current signs and temporary restrictions. Indoor facilities and neighbouring businesses are not included. Dog charges and dog-number limits are unconfirmed; parking charges are separate. The pin is approximate, derived from the owner published 100m OS grid square for visitor parking or trail access (SH 572 227). Use the owner directions because the postcode covers a broad area.
Please keep dogs on leads during the bird breeding season March – July; ringed plovers nest right on the beach and other birds nest in the dunes and saltmarsh.
Please keep dogs on leads on the beach, dunes and saltmarsh from March to July to protect breeding and ground-nesting birds; and on the saltmarsh and estuary during autumn and winter to safeguard overwintering waders and wildfowl.
Dogs must be on leads March–July on the beach, dunes and saltmarsh, and in autumn/winter on the saltmarsh and estuary to protect birds. Keep away from livestock and follow local signs. The mapped visitor parking point is Min y Don car park. Dog access concerns the named reserve outdoor walking routes, subject to current signs and temporary restrictions. Indoor facilities and neighbouring businesses are not included. Dog charges and dog-number limits are unconfirmed; parking charges are separate. The pin is approximate, derived from the owner published 100m OS grid square for visitor parking or trail access (SH 574 316). Use the owner directions because the postcode covers a broad area.
Dogs may accompany stays in the self-catering lodges. Confirm dog counts and any fee before booking. The separately offered camping pods and camping pitches are not covered by this lodge-specific statement; lodge decking is separated by low fencing, not a verified secure dog enclosure.
The Cardiff branch expressly advertises dog-friendly visits. Ask the restaurant on 02920099565 about suitable tables, indoor/outdoor areas, leads, dog numbers, charges and private events; the general amenity does not promise access to every part of the restaurant. Regular hours describe restaurant opening, not kitchen or private-event service. Published holiday exceptions state last Christmas Eve bookings at 18:00, closure on Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Year's Day, and usual opening on New Year's Eve; confirm the intended date/year. The accessibility paragraph names another branch, so Cardiff accessibility is not confirmed; ask this restaurant directly.
The current operator FAQ welcomes well-behaved dogs in its restaurants. Confirm suitable tables and any specific branch or event restrictions before visiting.
The Bridgend branch expressly advertises dog-friendly visits. Ask the restaurant on 01656546070 about suitable tables, indoor/outdoor areas, leads, dog numbers, charges and private events; the general amenity does not promise access to every part of the restaurant. Regular hours describe restaurant opening, not kitchen or private-event service. Published holiday exceptions state last Christmas Eve bookings at 18:00, closure on Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Year's Day, and usual opening on New Year's Eve; confirm the intended date/year. The branch advertises full accessibility; confirm individual assistance needs before visiting.
The current operator FAQ welcomes well-behaved dogs in its restaurants. Confirm suitable tables and any specific branch or event restrictions before visiting.
This individually identified Pembrokeshire beach falls under the current official tourism statement welcoming dogs to all county beaches. The current National Park seasonal-exclusion list does not restrict this selected beach; the named visitor-page location and county identity have been checked individually. Keep dogs supervised and under control, clear waste and follow current signs and any temporary wildlife or access restrictions. Confirm any dog limits or charges with the relevant operator and check current lifeguard information if needed. Beach permission does not establish admission to nearby cafes or unlimited off-lead access. The original licensed marker remains an approximate whole-beach point, not an entrance or safe tide route; the visitor page’s separately published coordinates corroborate the same beach and are not substituted for it. ACCESS IS TIDE-DEPENDENT: the sandy beach is revealed only at low tide. Access is from the coastal path or a footpath across fields, then steps cut into rock, which may be unsuitable for some visitors or dogs. Parking is very limited, with no beach facilities. Check tide times and your return route before descending. The visitor postcode SA62 3BJ has been independently checked as Wales, but its centroid 1.062km from the licensed shore is a locality reference, not the beach entrance. Follow the owner directions and current parking signs.
Pet dogs are permitted in this area; access elsewhere is not confirmed.
Dogs are accepted for camping and must be on leads and supervised at all times, including on the access road and surrounding fields. Confirm dog numbers and charges. Camping bookings cannot exceed fourteen consecutive nights, and quiet hours are 11pm–8am. Guests must take all rubbish away because there are no on-site bins. Follow the owner’s arrival directions and avoid neighbours’ drives. Dog permission in the separately advertised cabin, furnished bell tent or training buildings is unconfirmed. The map marker is an approximate property reference, not a verified entrance.
Pet dogs are permitted in this area; access elsewhere is not confirmed.
Dogs are welcome for camping but must be tethered at all times without exception because the campsite is on a working livestock farm. Ordinary dogs are excluded from glamping pods, Lunar bell tents and holiday cottages; no indoor or glamping permission is assigned here. The operator lists a 1 April–31 October season. Confirm dog charges, numbers and current availability. The phone is the specifically labelled campsite office during opening hours, rather than another general contact. Waterfall walks and visitor access may have separate conditions. The map marker is an approximate property reference, not a verified entrance.
New Quay Honey Farm at Cross Inn welcomes dogs on leads in outdoor areas. Its contact page, explicitly labelled October 2026, also permits dogs in the tearoom during quieter periods; confirm with staff before relying on indoor seating. Ordinary dogs cannot enter the shop or bee exhibition, with assistance dogs excepted. The general honey-farm page says outside-only, so the dated contact-page tearoom exception is retained with its quieter-time condition rather than promising unrestricted indoor access. Published October hours are Monday-Saturday 10:00-16:30 for the tearoom and exhibition; other seasons require confirmation. The exhibition is a paid first-floor attraction with stair access only and is not part of ordinary dog access. Free parking and the retained licensed grounds point are corroborated by the operators named map.
Pet dogs are permitted in this area; access elsewhere is not confirmed.
Dogs may accompany guests in the beer garden under Hungry Horse’s current published policy that its beer gardens are dog-friendly. This listing confirms outdoor garden access only; indoor and dining-area admission is unconfirmed. Ask the pub about leads, permitted numbers, fees, garden opening, weather and event arrangements before travelling. Permission does not extend to hotel bedrooms or other facilities. Normal published pub hours are Mo 09:00-22:00; Tu 09:00-22:00; We 09:00-22:00; Th 09:00-22:00; Fr 09:00-22:30; Sa 09:00-22:30; Su 09:00-22:00. Confirm holiday or temporary changes. The map marker is approximate, not a confirmed entrance.
Pet dogs are permitted in this area; access elsewhere is not confirmed.
Pet dogs are permitted in this area; access elsewhere is not confirmed.
The current owner explicitly identifies Newborough Forest Holiday Park as Awelfryn and welcomes dogs on camping/touring pitches. Its on-site self-contained Forest Chalet accepts up to two dogs; that unit limit is not presented as a universal pitch limit. Keep dogs restrained on a short lead and exercise them off site, clearing up waste, as the park terms request. Confirm dog charges, number/size, exact pitch/chalet, current season and unattended-dog rules. The operator’s separate Newborough Warren/White Lodge property is not given this map reference or chalet policy. The marker is an approximate property reference, not a confirmed entrance.
The owner explicitly identifies Newborough Warren as White Lodge and welcomes dogs on this named caravan/camping park. The normal park season is March–October. Keep dogs on short leads/ropes, exercise them off site and clean up. Confirm dog charges, pitch limits and booking conditions directly. The separately named Forest/Awelfryn park is a different location. White Lodge Cottage at the entrance is bookable year round but its ordinary-dog room permission is not established here; cottage garden features are not applied to camping pitches. Shared venue and cottage indoor permissions are unconfirmed. Pins show approximate recorded visitor locations, not surveyed entrances.
Pet dogs are permitted in this area; access elsewhere is not confirmed.
Well-behaved dogs are accepted only in the allocated dog-friendly camping section; other pitches are dog-free. The published fee is £2 per dog per night. Keep dogs on leads, exercise off site, clear waste and keep dogs out of the facilities block. Confirm dog numbers and use the designated area. Electrical hook-up pitches require booking; the contact page describes non-electric camping as first come, first served. Double-axle caravans need advance agreement. Reception contact hours are 9am–7pm, not a blanket arrival guarantee. The nearby beach has separate dog rules; campsite admission is not a beach-access guarantee. The marker is an approximate property reference, not a verified entrance.
This individually identified Pembrokeshire beach falls under the current official tourism statement welcoming dogs to all county beaches. The current National Park seasonal-exclusion list does not restrict this selected beach; the named visitor-page location and county identity have been checked individually. Keep dogs supervised and under control, clear waste and follow current signs and any temporary wildlife or access restrictions. No blanket off-lead rights, indoor-café permission, dog count, fee amount or lifeguard schedule is invented. The original licensed marker remains an approximate whole-beach point, not an entrance or safe tide route; the visitor page’s separately published coordinates corroborate the same beach and are not substituted for it. This is Newport Sands in Pembrokeshire, not a different UK town or beach named Newport. The visitor page describes a sloping concrete ramp onto sand; check the tide and current sand/access conditions rather than assuming permanent easy access.
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