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Dog-friendly Salisbury

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

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ArundellsPhoto © Arundells via GoogleDays OutArundells59 Cathedral Close, SalisburyWell-behaved dogs on leads permitted in the garden; not at special events; assistance dogs in the houseOld SarumPhoto © Canis Mayoris via GoogleDays OutOld SarumStratford-sub-Castle, 2 miles north, SalisburyDogs on leads in the castle, off-lead under control on the outer bailey; water bowls by the shop and four dog binsOld Wardour CastlePhoto © Nat Sommers via GoogleDays OutOld Wardour CastleNear Tisbury, 15 miles west, SalisburyDogs on leads welcome throughout; water bowl near the entrance but no dog bins so take mess awaySalisbury CathedralPhoto © Marco Millan via GoogleDays OutSalisbury CathedralCathedral Close, SalisburyWell-behaved dogs on leads allowed inside; water bowls in the Cloisters and treats at the Welcome Desk; no dogs on tower or specialist toursStonehenge Visitor CentrePhoto © Maarten Van Renterghem via GoogleDays OutStonehenge Visitor CentreAirman's Corner, near Amesbury, SalisburyDogs on leads around the visitor centre only; not in the stone circle field, exhibition or shuttle bus; assistance dogs throughoutBoston Tea PartyPhoto © Boston Tea Party via GooglePlaces to EatBoston Tea PartyHigh Street, SalisburyDogs welcome inside and at the pavement tablesFisherton Mill Gallery and CafePhoto © Philippe CLÉMENT via GooglePlaces to EatFisherton Mill Gallery and CafeFisherton Street, SalisburyDogs welcome in both the gallery and the cafeMonty and Mabel'sPhoto © Stephen via GooglePlaces to EatMonty and Mabel'sWilton, town centre, SalisburyDog-themed cafe with its own dog menu and dog snacksSonder CoffeePhoto © Joel Pagett via GooglePlaces to EatSonder CoffeeOff the High Street, city centre, SalisburyDogs welcome inside and out; pupuccinos and biscuitsThe Rai d'OrPhoto © Mike Gurd via GooglePlaces to EatThe Rai d'OrBrown Street, city centre, SalisburyDog friendly like most Salisbury pubs; dogs in the bar areaThe Salisbury OrangeryPhoto © Carrie Gow via GooglePlaces to EatThe Salisbury OrangeryNear Cathedral Close, SalisburyDog friendly indoors and outdoorsThe YardPhoto © Harry Chang via GooglePlaces to EatThe YardOff Fisherton Street, SalisburyDog friendly; resident dog Sadie on siteDuke of YorkPhoto © Peter Barratt via GooglePubsDuke of YorkBridge Street area, city centre, SalisburyDogs made welcome indoors and in the beer garden with water bowls and treatsGeorge and DragonPhoto © Günther Halper via GooglePubsGeorge and DragonCastle Street, SalisburyDogs welcome in the cosy indoor space and riverside gardenKing John InnPhoto © King John Inn via GooglePubsKing John InnTollard Royal, Cranborne Chase, SalisburyDogs in the bar, garden and a dedicated pet-friendly dining area; all rooms dog friendly at GBP 20 per dogThe Beckford ArmsPhoto © The Beckford Arms via GooglePubsThe Beckford ArmsFonthill Gifford, near Tisbury, SalisburyDogs welcome everywhere with water bowls and treats; dogs in rooms 1 and 6 for a one-off GBP 15The Bishops MillPhoto © The Bishops Mill via GooglePubsThe Bishops MillThe Maltings, city centre, SalisburyDogs welcome; water bowls and treats providedThe Bridge InnPhoto © Ian Bradley via GooglePubsThe Bridge InnUpper Woodford, Woodford Valley, SalisburyFamilies and dogs welcomedThe Coach and HorsesPhoto © The Coach & Horses via GooglePubsThe Coach and HorsesWinchester Street, city centre, SalisburyDogs welcome anytime throughout; hosts a monthly dog owners groupThe Compasses InnPhoto © The Compasses Inn via GooglePubsThe Compasses InnLower Chicksgrove, near Tisbury, SalisburyDog friendly; safari-style tent in the garden for alfresco dining with dogsThe GeorgePhoto © The George Hotel - Amesbury, Stonehenge via GooglePubsThe GeorgeHigh Street, Amesbury, SalisburyPet-friendly dining tables; dog rooms at GBP 15 per room per night for up to two dogsThe Haunch of VenisonPhoto © The Haunch Of Venison via GooglePubsThe Haunch of VenisonMinster Street, city centre, SalisburyDogs allowed in the downstairs bar and a small first-floor areaThe New InnPhoto © Oscar García Piera via GooglePubsThe New InnNew Street, city centre, SalisburyVery dog-friendly; water bowls brought out before you sit downThe Old Ale and Coffee HousePhoto © The Old Ale and Coffee House via GooglePubsThe Old Ale and Coffee HouseCrane Street, by Cathedral Close, SalisburyDogs welcome; bookable covered garden huts keep dogs dryThe Ox Row InnPhoto © The Ox Row Inn, Salisbury via GooglePubsThe Ox Row InnMarket Square, SalisburyDogs welcome in the outside seating area on the Market PlaceThe Pembroke ArmsPhoto © The Pembroke Arms via GooglePubsThe Pembroke ArmsWilton, opposite Wilton House, SalisburyDogs welcomeThe Radnor ArmsPhoto © Radnor Arms via GooglePubsThe Radnor ArmsNunton, 3 miles south, SalisburyListed as dog friendlyThe Silver PloughPhoto © Joerg Bodenburg via GooglePubsThe Silver PloughPitton, 5 miles east, SalisburyWell-behaved dogs allowed inside on the leadPubsThe Stonehenge InnDurrington, near Amesbury, SalisburyDogs allowed; family-friendly with courtyardThe WheatsheafPhoto © The Wheatsheaf via GooglePubsThe WheatsheafLower Woodford, Woodford Valley, SalisburyDogs treated as part of the family; mention the dog when booking for the best tableThe Wig and QuillPhoto © Paul Phipps via GooglePubsThe Wig and QuillNew Street, city centre, SalisburyDogs welcome; own dog food menu of snacks and mealsVillage FreehousePhoto © Mike Gurd via GooglePubsVillage FreehouseWilton Road, SalisburyDog-friendly bar and gardenWyndham ArmsPhoto © David Cobbin via GooglePubsWyndham ArmsEstcourt Road, city centre, SalisburyDogs given a warm welcome with a bowl of water and biscuitsYew Tree InnPhoto © Mimi Picard via GooglePubsYew Tree InnOdstock, 3 miles south, SalisburyDog-friendly gardenClearway PetsPhoto © Clearway Pets via GoogleShopsClearway PetsCross Keys Shopping Centre, city centre, SalisburyDogs welcome in storeSalisbury Charter MarketPhoto © kfLeoungGB via GoogleShopsSalisbury Charter MarketMarket Place, SalisburyDogs welcome on leads among the stalls; many stallholders keep treats behind the counterGrasmere House HotelPhoto © John Shen via GooglePlaces to StayGrasmere House HotelHarnham Road, SalisburyDogs in ground-floor rooms; GBP 15 per night; allowed throughout except dining areasPlaces to StayHoward's House HotelTeffont Evias, Nadder Valley, SalisburyDogs welcome; large grounds free to explore with your dogMercure Salisbury White Hart HotelPhoto © Mercure Salisbury White Hart Hotel & Apartments via GooglePlaces to StayMercure Salisbury White Hart HotelSt John Street, city centre, SalisburyPets welcome for GBP 10 per pet per nightThe Antrobus HotelPhoto © Stella Smith via GooglePlaces to StayThe Antrobus HotelChurch Street, Amesbury, SalisburyPets GBP 10 per night; bowls provided and an off-lead area on siteThe Old MillPhoto © Old Mill Hotel Salisbury via GooglePlaces to StayThe Old MillTown Path, Harnham, SalisburyDog-friendly rooms plus a dog menu and alcohol-free dog beerBentley WoodPhoto © Clive Cheeseman via GoogleWalks & BeachesBentley WoodWest Dean, 6 miles east, SalisburyDogs welcome; on-lead restrictions apply at certain times of yearChurchill GardensPhoto © Lijo Devassy via GoogleWalks & BeachesChurchill GardensOff Southampton Road, city centre, SalisburyDogs welcome; clean up after themFigsbury RingPhoto © Dave Watson via GoogleWalks & BeachesFigsbury RingFirsdown, 4 miles north east, SalisburyNational Trust downland; dogs welcome under control, leads near livestockHarnham Water Meadows and Town PathPhoto © キングスライム via GoogleWalks & BeachesHarnham Water Meadows and Town PathHarnham, west of the centre, SalisburyDogs welcome on leads on the tarmac Town Path; the classic local dog walkPepperbox HillPhoto © Mark Burton via GoogleWalks & BeachesPepperbox HillWhiteparish, off the A36, SalisburyNational Trust hill; dogs welcome, leads where stock is grazingQueen Elizabeth GardensPhoto © Samuel Leung via GoogleWalks & BeachesQueen Elizabeth GardensBetween the Town Path and the city centre, SalisburyDogs welcome; clean up after themStonehenge LandscapePhoto © Néstor Huerga via GoogleWalks & BeachesStonehenge LandscapeNational Trust land around Stonehenge, SalisburyFree permissive access and dogs welcome, but dog-free zones apply in all sheep-grazed fields and leads may be required
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