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Dog Friendly Holidays in DevonDevon is the perfect destination for dog friendly holidays. Its spectacular countryside, two coastlines and relaxed atmosphere mean that not only is a visit to Devon any dog’s dream but they will receive a warm welcome at numerous attractions, sites and eateries. With Blue Chip’s selection of dog friendly holiday cottages in Devon, it’s the perfect location for a break with your pet. |
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Dog Friendly Beaches in DevonDevon is world-famous for its great surf and golden sands, and many of its fantastic golden beaches welcome dogs all year round. Saunton Sands beach is dog friendly, and this 3 mile stretch of dune-backed sand is the perfect day out for any dog! Hele Bay in Ilfracombe is another dog-friendly beach in North Devon. This single and sand beach is a haven for dogs with its many rock pools that just beg to be explored! On Devon’s south coast, East Portlemouth near Salcombe, Ness Cove in Shaldon and Slapton and Torcross are dog-friendly all year round.
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Dog Friendly Devon AttractionsOne of the best things about dog-friendly holidays in Devon is that there are plenty of dog-friendly attractions to choose from, so you’ll never find yourself stuck for somewhere to go. The South Devon Railway welcomes dogs on board and runs along a scenic route between the quirky town of Totnes and historic Buckfastleigh. Pennywell Farm, in South Devon not only welcomes dogs but also provides free, large kennels for your dog to relax in while you enjoy your day – it doesn’t get much more pet-friendly than that! Becky Falls, Clovelly, GoApe and Stuart Line Cruises are also dog-friendly.
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Dog Friendly Walks in DevonWhat better way to enjoy Devon’s priceless scenery than by walking it with your dog? Dartmoor National Park sits in the centre of the county, and with 368 square miles of rolling moorland there are plenty of rural walks to choose from and sights to appreciate during a pet-friendly holiday in Devon. From circular walks around the most famous landmarks such as Hay Tor, which vary in length but tend to keep to well-trodden paths, to more adventurous and hilly tracks from point to point, you can choose the best route for you and your pet, strap on your bag and head off! Dog owners should bear in mind that there are wild ponies.
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Dog Friendly Pubs & Restaurants in DevonIf your idea of the perfect dog friendly Devon pub is a cosy rural inn, then you’ll find yourself spoilt for choice! Many of the county’s villages and towns are home to some unforgettable, traditional pubs and restaurants which welcome pets along too. The Smugglers Haunt in Brixham, The Boat House in Dawlish, The Peter Tavy Inn at Tavistock and the Devon Arms in Torquay also love to welcome canine customers! Many of Devon’s dog-friendly pubs and restaurants offer water and treats for your dog, so they are well looked after during dog-friendly Devon holidays as you!
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For more Devon holiday guides please see the list below:
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