Dog Friendly Plymouth Walks

The walk from Dawlish to Teignmouth is one of the least challenging in the are with some of the most rewarding views along the way. Just follow the path beside the sea wall between the two towns and the pretty town of Dawlish is three miles along the coast.

There is plenty of opportunity for your dog to cool off in the sea along the way, and the walk is flat and direct. If you feel like going a little further, Dawlish to Dawlish Warren is just another three miles and is again, largely flat and direct along the coastal path. There are spectacular views and a nature reserve to greet walkers at Dawlish Warren.

Dog Friendly Beaches in Plymouth

River Beach is a peaceful dog friendly beach in Teignmouth and is a great place for a stroll with your dog.One of the highlights of River Beach is its stunning estuary and Dartmoor views, so there is plenty to keep you occupied while your pet explores!

Teignmouth Town Beach operates a seasonal dog ban between the months of May and September, so this beach is a better option for dog-friendly holidays out of season.

Just a passenger ferry away from Teignmouth, Shaldon Beach also permits dogs, so you can get a view from the water with your pet.

Dog Friendly Attractions in Plymouth

One of the most popular dog friendly attractions in Teignmouth is free of charge and right in the heart of the town! The Den is an open area of land which runs between the town’s preomenade and its quaint building.

As well as a bowling green, theatre and the nearby pier – The Den is a great place to let your dog stretch its legs and enjoy the fresh air during a day in Teignmouth. With plenty of facilities close by and beautiful views of this former regency town, The Den is probably the best dog-friendly Teignmouth attraction for a relaxing day by the sea.

Dog Friendly Plymouth Pubs & Restaurants

There are plenty of places to enjoy relaxed meals and drinks with your pet in Teignmouth. New Quay Inn is a bustling dog friendly Teignmouth pub with live music on Fridays, a seasonal menu and real ales. The New Quay Inn has sea views, is child friendly and also has disabled access.

Blue Anchor Inn also welcomes dogs along, and its beer garden is a great place to unwind after a day exploring with your family pet! This pub also has its own parking and access for disabled patrons. If you’re looking for a dog friendly pub during a visit to nearby Shaldon, the London Inn welcomes dogs. Click the orange button for dog friendly holiday cottages.