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Dog Friendly Holidays on ExmoorExmoor National Park is one of the UK’s most beautiful natural areas, with wide open spaces, striking scenery and landscape peppered with welcoming sites and attractions for dog friendly Exmoor holidays. The range of Blue Chip Holidays Exmoor holiday cottages places pets and owners amidst the perfect setting for a holiday discovering Exmoor National Park. |
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Dog Friendly Exmoor AttractionsYou’ll have no trouble finding welcoming family attractions during dog friendly holidays on Exmoor. Many of the family days out welcome dogs and some that can’t even offer them a place to relax during your day out! The Lynton and Lynmouth Cliff Railway is dog-friendly, although dogs must be kept inside the cabin and not out on the front deck. Cleeve Abbey allows dogs in its grounds on leads, and Wimbleball Lake,is also a brilliant dog-friendly Exmoor attraction. Dogs can be taken into the park at Dunster Castle but must remain on a lead, and dogs on leads are also welcome at The Milky Way Adventure Park in North Devon.
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Dog Friendly Exmoor PubsLuckily for those planning to discover Exmoor on foot, there is no shortage of dog friendly Exmoor pubs to stop in at and rest your feet or paws! Many pubs and inns will go the extra mile and welcome dogs with a bowl of water and snacks, so it’s always worth checking if you’re passing one. The Stags Head in Dunster is a 15 century Inn – in fact it is the oldest in the historic village and dogs receive a friendly welcome. The Dolphin at Ilminster and the Masons Arms in Odcombe also welcome dogs throughout. The Halfway House in Pitney, The Camelot Inn in Polsham and and the Home Cook Cafe in Porlock also welcome dogs.
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Dog-Friendly Exmoor WalksNo guest of dog friendly Exmoor holidays will want for an Exmoor walk, as it is one of the UK’s largest nature reserves! If you’re looking for an idea for a walk, The Coleridge Way stretches for 36 miles and is a great way to discover the romantic side of Exmoor at the same time. The Exmoor landscape was the inspiration for Coleridge’s famous literary works, and some of the most popular walks on the Coleridge Way start in Nether Stowey, his former home. Also, the Paws and Boots company operate guided walks especially designed for owners and dogs. Dunster and The Tall Trees Trail is another unique walk on Exmoor, and includes the tallest trees in England! This 3 hour walk is 5.5 miles long and includes sightings of Dunster’s dramatic castle, two hill forts dating back to the Iron Age and the village’s medieval scenery.
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For more area guides and info on Exmoor holidays please see below: |
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