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Dog-friendly Bridgnorth

31 tail-wagging places to eat, drink, walk and explore with your dog in Bridgnorth.

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Bridgnorth Castle and GardensPhoto © Cliff Cairns via GoogleDays OutBridgnorth Castle and GardensCastle Walk, High Town, BridgnorthDogs welcome on leads throughout the gardensBridgnorth Cliff RailwayPhoto © Christopher Hudson via GoogleDays OutBridgnorth Cliff RailwayCastle Terrace, High Town to Low Town, BridgnorthDogs travel free (at staff discretion); must travel on the floor, not seatsDays OutDudmaston EstateQuatt, BridgnorthDogs on leads on footpaths and outdoor spaces; two-pawprint National Trust ratingNorthgate MuseumPhoto © Dave Turford via GoogleDays OutNorthgate MuseumNorthgate, High Town, BridgnorthWell-behaved dogs on leads generally welcome in this small free museumSevern Valley Railway (Bridgnorth Station)Photo © Corrine Mitchell via GoogleDays OutSevern Valley Railway (Bridgnorth Station)Hollybush Road, BridgnorthDogs welcome on leads (GBP 5 per dog per day); not in dining cars or First ClassBassa VillaPhoto © Charlie Hammond via GooglePlaces to EatBassa VillaCartway, Low Town, BridgnorthDogs welcome; call ahead to confirm seatingBishop Percy's House TearoomPhoto © Bishop Percy's Tearoom via GooglePlaces to EatBishop Percy's House TearoomCartway, Low Town, BridgnorthDogs welcome; dogs get their own treatsCastle TearoomsPhoto © Max Hemingway via GooglePlaces to EatCastle TearoomsHigh Town, BridgnorthDog friendlyPlaces to EatGiovanni'sHigh Town, BridgnorthDogs welcome; makes great coffeeGraze in BridgnorthPhoto © Sarah Kayes via GooglePlaces to EatGraze in BridgnorthSt Marys Street, High Town, BridgnorthDogs welcome to join you while you dineKestrel Cafe (Severn Valley Country Park)Photo © Jeremy Bradley via GooglePlaces to EatKestrel Cafe (Severn Valley Country Park)Alveley, BridgnorthDogs welcome at outdoor seating; water bowls, park is very dog-friendlyQuatt Farm Shop and CafePhoto © Michael Hunter via GooglePlaces to EatQuatt Farm Shop and CafeQuatt, BridgnorthDogs welcome; pooches get their own sausage, enclosed tea gardenThe Winding House Tea RoomsPhoto © Alicja B via GooglePlaces to EatThe Winding House Tea RoomsHigh Town, BridgnorthDogs welcome on the terrace; water bowls and treats availableWhitburn Coffee HousePhoto © Rachel via GooglePlaces to EatWhitburn Coffee HouseWhitburn Street, High Town, BridgnorthPet-friendly cafe welcoming dogsThe Bandon ArmsPhoto © gordon plant via GooglePubsThe Bandon ArmsMill Street, Low Town, BridgnorthDogs welcome in the bar and beer garden; treats and water bowlsThe CrownPhoto © Crown via GooglePubsThe CrownHigh Street, High Town, BridgnorthDogs welcome throughout the whole pub; water bowls and treats always availableThe DaneryPhoto © Laura Olariu via GooglePubsThe DaneryQuatford, BridgnorthDogs welcome everywhere; water bowl provided, dog treats available, dog walks nearbyThe Golden Lion InnPhoto © The Golden Lion Inn via GooglePubsThe Golden Lion InnHigh Street, High Town, BridgnorthDogs welcome in this traditional pubThe Halfway House InnPhoto © Emma Bagnall via GooglePubsThe Halfway House InnCleobury Road, Eardington, BridgnorthDogs welcome in the traditional inn; dog-friendly accommodation and pitches availableThe Old Castle InnPhoto © Stuart Millard via GooglePubsThe Old Castle InnHigh Town, BridgnorthDogs welcome in dedicated dog-friendly section; state at booking; water dishes throughoutThe White Lion InnPhoto © Michael Hughes via GooglePubsThe White Lion InnWest Castle Street, High Town, BridgnorthDogs welcome; box of dog biscuits on the bar and water bowls inside and outPets FirstPhoto © Mark Robinson via GoogleShopsPets FirstWhitburn Street, High Town, BridgnorthDog-friendly pet shop; bring your dog in to browseQuatt Farm ShopPhoto © Michael Hunter via GoogleShopsQuatt Farm ShopQuatt, BridgnorthDogs welcome in the shop; pooches get their own sausageParlors Hall HotelPhoto © Dave Cartwright via GooglePlaces to StayParlors Hall HotelMill Street, Low Town, BridgnorthDog-friendly rooms available; confirm policy when bookingThe CroftPhoto © The Croft Bridgnorth via GooglePlaces to StayThe CroftSt Marys Street, High Town, BridgnorthCheck dog policy when booking; central High Town base for dog walksThe Old VicaragePhoto © The Old Vicarage via GooglePlaces to StayThe Old VicarageWorfield, BridgnorthAll rooms dog friendly (GBP 20 per dog per night); dogs in bar and large gardenWalks & BeachesBridgnorth Riverside and Quayside WalkLow Town, River Severn, BridgnorthOff-lead-friendly open riverside paths; mind cyclists and the waterWalks & BeachesBridgnorth to Comer Wood WalkBridgnorth to Comer Wood, BridgnorthDogs welcome; rural footpaths with livestock in places so lead control advisedWalks & BeachesCastle WalkHigh Town, BridgnorthDogs welcome on leads along this cliff-top promenadeComer Woods (Dudmaston Estate)Photo © Kamal Siri via GoogleWalks & BeachesComer Woods (Dudmaston Estate)Quatt, BridgnorthDogs off-lead on trails (on-lead in car park and Heath Meadow); three-pawprint ratingSevern Valley Country ParkPhoto © Jeremy Bradley via GoogleWalks & BeachesSevern Valley Country ParkAlveley, BridgnorthDogs off-lead in most areas; poo bags and bins provided, streams for paddling
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