DogFriendly Croyde Walks

With a dog friendly beach all year round, those on dog-friendly holidays in Croyde might fancy the walk from Woolacombe to Croyde – with a trip to the coast in between.

This walk follows the famous South West Coast Path and is 5 miles long. The walks begins in Woolacombe, so walkers can follow the beach along to Putsborough Sands and then go on to Baggy Point. Baggy Point is a great spot to stop and admire the beautiful views, and there are often climbers tackling the huge formation too! From here, round the headland and Croyde Bay should appear in the distance – from here the gentle walk continues.

Dog Friendly Beaches in Croyde

There aren’t many pets that don’t love to be let loose on the beach, and the scenic dog friendly beaches in Croyde and the surrounding area will complete any dog’s holiday.

There is a seasonal dog ban throughout the summer on Croyde Bay Beach itself, so you will need to make a note of the nearby beaches if you’re planning a summer holiday with your pets.

Woolacombe Beach is 5 miles from Croyde and welcomes dogs in certain areas all year round. Saunton Sands, just 3 miles outside Croyde, and Putsborough Sands near Braunton are dog friendly throughout the year.

Dog Friendly Pubs in Croyde

The dog friendly pubs in Croyde are well worth seeking out, as their welcoming atmosphere and friendly service keep customers returning year after year during their pet friendly Croyde holidays.

The Thatched Barn Inn is a firm favourite, a roomy, thatched inn with an emphasis on welcoming visitors and quick, friendly service. Another dog-friendly pub in Croyde, the Williams Arms is found in Braunton and is a picturesque 16^th century free house perfect for a country pint! The Williams Arms offers a garden, a dining room, restaurant and excellent British food. Check the specials board if you stop in for a bite to eat, as it often includes fresh fish and game.

Dog Friendly Croyde Attractions

The most obvious dog-friendly Croyde attraction is nearby Baggy Point. This famous landmark is found at Morte, close to Woolacombe and is owned by the National Trust. A favourite spot with walkers and those who just come to admire its dazzling views, Baggy Point is a foreboding sight high above the dramatic waters below!

There are plenty of walks and trails to choose from, and a circular walk can even be completed from Croyde to Baggy Point in just over 5 miles if you don’t fancy taking the car. Dog owners should bear in mind that Baggy Point is home to a herd of Hebridean sheep during the winter months.