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Dog-friendly Peebles & Tweed Valley

43 tail-wagging places to eat, drink, walk and explore with your dog in Peebles & Tweed Valley.

Peebles & Tweed Valley has 43 dog-friendly places: 11 dog-friendly pubs, 15 cafés and places to eat, 5 walks and beaches, 4 days out and 5 places to stay. Here is where we would start with a dog.

Where to start in Peebles & Tweed Valley

Dog-friendly Peebles & Tweed Valley: good to know

  • 3 places welcome dogs indoors, not just in the garden.
  • 1 spot for a good off-lead run.
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Days OutEastgate Theatre & Arts CentrePeebles, Peebles & Tweed ValleyDog-friendly ground-floor cafeGo Ape Glentress ForestPhoto © Go Ape Peebles, Glentress Forest via GoogleDays OutGo Ape Glentress ForestGlentress, Peebles & Tweed ValleyDogs allowed throughout the surrounding forestDays OutKailzie Gardensnr Peebles, Peebles & Tweed ValleyDogs welcome on short leads throughout the gardensDays OutTraquair HouseTraquair, Peebles & Tweed ValleyDogs on lead welcome in grounds and cafe, not in the housePlaces to EatAce of CupsInnerleithen, Peebles & Tweed ValleyMagnet for dog walkersCaberston Farm Coffee ShopPhoto © Eddie via GooglePlaces to EatCaberston Farm Coffee ShopWalkerburn, Peebles & Tweed ValleyDogs welcomeCocoa BlackPhoto © bob “Florida bob” peter via GooglePlaces to EatCocoa BlackPeebles, Peebles & Tweed ValleyDogs welcomePlaces to EatEastgate Theatre CafePeebles, Peebles & Tweed ValleyWelcoming to dogsPlaces to EatFindra Shop & CafeInnerleithen, Peebles & Tweed ValleyDogs welcome in cosy textiles hubGlentress Forest Cafe (Peel Cafe)Photo © Duncan Wallace via GooglePlaces to EatGlentress Forest Cafe (Peel Cafe)Glentress, Peebles & Tweed ValleyDogs very welcomePlaces to EatInnerleithen Golf Club Golfie KitchenInnerleithen, Peebles & Tweed ValleyCyclists, hikers and non-golfers welcomeKailzie Courtyard CafePhoto © The Courtyard Cafe at Kailzie Gardens via GooglePlaces to EatKailzie Courtyard Cafenr Peebles, Peebles & Tweed ValleyWell-behaved dogs on lead in cafe and courtyardPlaces to EatNo1 Peebles RoadInnerleithen, Peebles & Tweed ValleyAttracts outdoorsy dog-owner crowdPlaces to EatNo56 Tea & Coffee HousePeebles, Peebles & Tweed ValleyDog-friendly cafeOld Walled Garden CafePhoto © Barns Walled Garden via GooglePlaces to EatOld Walled Garden CafeTraquair, Peebles & Tweed ValleyDogs welcome on leadScots Pine Tea RoomPhoto © Colin Brown via GooglePlaces to EatScots Pine Tea RoomEddleston, Peebles & Tweed ValleyDog-friendly with children's play areaThe MilkmanPhoto © David Laming via GooglePlaces to EatThe MilkmanPeebles, Peebles & Tweed ValleyDogs welcomed with open armsThe Oven DoorPhoto © Chung jesaiyau via GooglePlaces to EatThe Oven DoorPeebles, Peebles & Tweed ValleyDogs welcomeThe Wee CrookPhoto © Christine Parker via GooglePlaces to EatThe Wee CrookTweedsmuir, Peebles & Tweed ValleyFour-legged friends welcomePubsDurty BrewingInnerleithen, Peebles & Tweed ValleyOutdoorsy dog-friendly taproomGreen Tree HotelPhoto © Steven Courtney via GooglePubsGreen Tree HotelPeebles, Peebles & Tweed ValleyDogs welcomePubsRiders Retreat Handlebar & GrillCardrona, Peebles & Tweed ValleyDogs welcome, outdoorsy crowdPubsSt Ronan's HotelInnerleithen, Peebles & Tweed ValleyDogs welcomeThe Bridge InnPhoto © Jacqueline Anderson via GooglePubsThe Bridge InnPeebles, Peebles & Tweed ValleyDogs welcome; plenty of local dogs come inThe County HotelPhoto © The County via GooglePubsThe County HotelPeebles, Peebles & Tweed ValleyDog-friendly pub, relax with your poochThe Cross KeysPhoto © Melody Banford via GooglePubsThe Cross KeysPeebles, Peebles & Tweed ValleyDogs welcome in designated areasThe Crown HotelPhoto © Kathy via GooglePubsThe Crown HotelPeebles, Peebles & Tweed ValleyDog-friendly pub and barThe Horseshoe InnPhoto © The Horseshoe Inn via GooglePubsThe Horseshoe InnEddleston, Peebles & Tweed ValleyFamily and dog friendlyThe Neidpath InnPhoto © Riccarton Inn (Riccarton inn) via GooglePubsThe Neidpath InnPeebles, Peebles & Tweed ValleyDogs welcome in the barPubsTraquair Arms HotelInnerleithen, Peebles & Tweed ValleyVery dog friendly, welcomed by staffShopsFindra ClothingInnerleithen, Peebles & Tweed ValleyDogs welcome in shop and cafeHerringbone Gift ShopPhoto © David Belsey via GoogleShopsHerringbone Gift ShopPeebles, Peebles & Tweed ValleyDog-friendly gift shop with cafe aboveVilleneuve WinesPhoto © Rupert Wolfe Murray via GoogleShopsVilleneuve WinesPeebles, Peebles & Tweed ValleyDogs welcome in storePlaces to StayCringletie HousePeebles, Peebles & Tweed ValleyDogs stay free with a welcome biscuit; welcome in garden room and library barsPlaces to StayMacdonald Cardrona Hotel, Golf & SpaCardrona, Peebles & Tweed ValleyDogs welcome, GBP 20 per night, free for guide dogsPeebles Hydro HotelPhoto © Peebles Hydro Hotel via GooglePlaces to StayPeebles Hydro HotelPeebles, Peebles & Tweed ValleyUp to two dogs per room, GBP 30 per night; welcome in Miller Lounge and barThe Park HotelPhoto © Yvonne Schlatter Helbling via GooglePlaces to StayThe Park HotelPeebles, Peebles & Tweed ValleyDog-friendly rooms availableThe Tontine HotelPhoto © The Tontine Hotel via GooglePlaces to StayThe Tontine HotelPeebles, Peebles & Tweed ValleyDogs in bar and bistro; dog-friendly riverside lodge rooms GBP 10 per nightWalks & BeachesGlentress ForestGlentress, Peebles & Tweed ValleyLeashed dogs welcome; paths cross bike trails so keep on leadWalks & BeachesJohn Buchan WayPeebles, Peebles & Tweed ValleyDog-friendly hill route, keep under control near livestockWalks & BeachesNeidpath Castle and the Tweed WalkPeebles, Peebles & Tweed ValleyDogs welcome, may be off-lead in some areasWalks & BeachesPirn Wood Sculpture WalkInnerleithen, Peebles & Tweed ValleyDog-friendly woodland strollWalks & BeachesTweed Valley Railway PathCardrona, Peebles & Tweed ValleyDog-friendly traffic-free path

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