Dog-friendly places across the UK

Spyglass & Kettle at 25-27 Stourwood Avenue, Southbourne, Dorset, BH6 3PW confirms dog-friendly pub visits on its own named branch page. Ordinary dogs are accepted only in designated areas at manager discretion; arrange suitable seating with staff. Keep dogs on leads indoors and in outside seating, off sofas, chairs and other furniture, considerate around guests and other dogs, and minimise barking. This does not establish unrestricted restaurant, event-room, soft-play, unconfirmed hotel-bedroom or neighbouring-business access. Dog counts, pub charges and supervision arrangements are unconfirmed; ask the pub. Public branch contact +44 1202 424 888. Outdoor pub seating is advertised; weather, staff directions and designated seating restrictions apply. Public branch email [email protected]. The own hotel facilities are corroborated by two current operator articles identifying this exact Southbourne property as a dog-friendly hotel stay, each linking to the same named hotel. Confirm a permitted room before reserving; these articles do not establish unrestricted beach access, so no nearby beach permission is transferred. The separately identified hotel accepts dog stays subject to selecting a permitted room and confirming the dog-friendly booking in advance with the property or 0345 608 6040. Current group dog-room terms quote GBP 10 per night, with guide, hearing and assistance dogs exempt from that fee; a per-dog basis is not explicit, so confirm the party total. Do not apply the room charge to pub visits. Dog numbers, unattended stays, furniture and other communal areas need confirmation. Own hotel check-in is from 14:00, departure by 11:00, and reception 07:00-22:00; confirm the actual reservation. Pub-opening and food-service times are separate.

Spyglass and Kettle at 2 Woodside, Gillingham, Kent, ME8 0PG confirms dog-friendly pub visits on its own named branch page. Ordinary dogs are accepted only in designated areas at manager discretion; arrange suitable seating with staff. Keep dogs on leads indoors and in outside seating, off sofas, chairs and other furniture, considerate around guests and other dogs, and minimise barking. This does not establish unrestricted restaurant, event-room, soft-play, hotel-bedroom or neighbouring-business access. Dog counts, pub charges and supervision arrangements are unconfirmed; ask the pub. Public branch contact +44 1634 231 392. Outdoor pub seating is advertised; weather, staff directions and designated seating restrictions apply. Public branch email [email protected]. This is Spyglass & Kettle in Gillingham, Kent; the separately reviewed Southbourne, Dorset hotel is a different property and its bedroom permission is not transferred here.

Dogs are welcome in this council park. Keep dogs under close control and clear up immediately. No dogs in children’s play areas or designated dog-free areas, or on sports pitches in use. Near young farm animals, and April–July in woodland, grassland, moorland or seashore, keep dogs at heel or on a short lead. Follow posted restrictions. Permission does not cover buildings or restricted facilities.

Square & Compass currently lists dog-friendly facilities at this named pub. Confirm the appropriate table, indoor or garden areas, leads, supervision, dog numbers and any charges before visiting; this facility alone does not establish permission in every dining area, function space or guest bedroom. Direct public branch phone 01629 733255. Public branch contact email [email protected]. Guest-bedroom dog access is unconfirmed; this record qualifies as a pub only. The separately mapped campsite does not inherit pub dog permission. The posted weekly schedule describes pub opening; food-service times, accommodation reception and special dates can differ.

The specific pub page welcomes dogs. Admission remains at the local manager’s discretion, so confirm suitable seating before visiting. Keep dogs on leads wherever admitted indoors or outdoors, away from other guests or dogs, and off chairs, sofas and other furniture. The source does not guarantee access to every area or establish dog-number limits or charges. Published opening hours are pub hours; food-serving hours are separately listed and may differ. The licensed map pin is approximate, not a confirmed entrance.

Dogs may use the public outdoor park areas. Keep dogs on a lead unless local signs permit off-lead exercise, keep them controlled and clear up waste. Dogs are excluded from enclosed children’s play areas. Obey additional signed restrictions and temporary closures; building access is not confirmed.

Only the National Trust Always Open land is represented. Buildings, gardens, fields and other excepted areas may be inaccessible. Access and dog controls can change; follow current signs, livestock and wildlife restrictions.

Northumberland public-open-space dog controls apply: keep dogs under control, remove waste, and do not enter enclosed children’s play areas. No more than six dogs per handler; follow any on-site lead signs or temporary restrictions.

Dogs may use unrestricted open space under control. Clear up waste and carry suitable bags. Use a lead when directed. Dogs are excluded from fenced or enclosed recreation areas, including designated play areas, courts, bowling greens and paddling pools. Follow local signs; indoor access is not confirmed.

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. The beach is rocky and sandy, with limited parking. Check tides and current access signs. Nearby St Brides Castle accommodation and any diving or boat operator have their own dog policies; this entry covers the beach.

Dogs on short leads are welcome on the ground floor only; check current opening and access before visiting.

Dogs on short leads are welcome on the ground floor only; check current opening and access before visiting.

Well-behaved dogs can stay at the hotel for £15 per dog per night; tell the hotel when booking. Dogs are welcomed in the garden, bar and lounge, where bar meals provide a dining option, and are excluded from the restaurant. Bring your dog’s own bed or mat, blanket and bowls, and keep dogs off guest beds. Confirm room availability, dog-number limits and other house rules with the hotel before booking. The licensed map marker is approximate and is not a confirmed entrance.

Pet dogs are permitted in this area; access elsewhere is not confirmed.

The park’s terms allow non-aggressive dogs under its dog rules: keep them on short leads, clear up waste and never leave them unattended in holiday accommodation. Confirm the particular dog-friendly pitch or hired unit, dog numbers, any charge and current season before booking. Dog permission is not assumed for every lodge or caravan simply because it is listed for hire. The marker is an approximate property reference, not a confirmed entrance.