Dog Friendly St Agnes Attractions

Tehidy Country Park one of the best dog friendly attractions in Portreath and St Agnes, as whose pet wouldn’t enjoy 250 acres of open woodland and peaceful landscapes?! Tehidy Country Park lies less than 2 miles outside Portreath and is free to enter, also it’s open every day of the year so you can make the most of it whenever your holiday in the area falls.

There are over 9 miles of pathway and cycle paths for you and your pet to enjoy within the park, and you’ll pass pretty lakes, cascading hills and duck ponds. Tehidy is the perfect spot to spend a day with your pets during a dog friendly holiday in Portreath.

Dog Friendly St Agnes Beaches

There are four stunning beaches in St Agnes, and a charming, sheltered beach just along the coast in Portreath.

If you’re looking for dog friendly St Agnes beaches, Trevaunance Cove is the best option as it’s dog friendly all year round. Trevaunance Cove is a great sandy beach popular with families and surfers, wand it’s lifeguarded during the summer.

It’s possible to walk to the neighbouring beach, Trevellas Porth, which is another dog friendly beach in St Agnes, so Trevaunance Cove is the perfect starting point for a shore-side stroll with your pets.

Dog Friendly Portreath & St Agnes Pubs

The Basset Arms has got to top the list of dog friendly Portreath pubs, and it welcomes families which makes it ideal for those on holidays in the area. The Basset Arms serves Real Ale, which many enjoy in the peaceful beer garden during the summer so this is a popular watering hole with dog walkers looking to relax in the fresh air.

You can expect a friendly welcome and great service at this dog friendly pub in Portreath.

With the surrounding countryside ideal for a wander with your pets, The Basset Arms will be a welcome sight for both owners and dogs!

Dog Friendly Portreath & St Agnes Walks

We’ve already mentioned a favourite spot for dog friendly walks in St Agnes - Tehidy Country Park, but there are many other areas to enjoy together in the area too. St Agnes Beacon is a lovely spot for a walk and it offers spectacular views over the village. The climb to the top of the beacon from the village is a little steep, but if you take it slowly and pause on the seat halfway up this isn’t a difficult dog walk. You’ll find a choice of footpaths from the Beacon once you’re up there, so you can decide which direction you’d like to take for the stroll back.

The Beacon was originally the site of warning beacons, used to alert the village in times of threat or attack. In fact, this Beacon was a link in the chain of warning fires that delivered the news of the Armada’s approach during the 16 century. Click below to search for your perfect dog friendly holiday cottage.

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