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Dog-friendly Wrexham & Llangollen

49 tail-wagging places to eat, drink, walk and explore with your dog in Wrexham & Llangollen.

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Chirk CastlePhoto © Shirley Stuart via GoogleDays OutChirk CastleChirk, Wrexham & LlangollenDogs on short leads across the estate, in Pleasure Ground Wood and in courtyard and overflow tea-room seating; not in the play area, on the lawns, in the front tearoom or the castle rooms; water bowls and dog bins providedErddigPhoto © Kim Pearsall via GoogleDays OutErddigErddig, south of Wrexham, Wrexham & LlangollenDogs on short non-extendable leads welcome in the garden during trial periods and across the 1,200-acre estate; free Woof's Den dog agility area in Big Wood; not in house, restaurant, shop or play areaLlangollen RailwayPhoto © Tim Stock via GoogleDays OutLlangollen RailwayLlangollen Station, riverside, Wrexham & LlangollenWell-behaved dogs on leads travel for around GBP 1 and must sit on the floor under the seat; not allowed on dining or character eventsDays OutLlangollen Wharf Horse-Drawn BoatsWharf Hill, Llangollen, Wrexham & LlangollenWell-behaved dogs allowed on horse-drawn boat trips and self-drive day boats, but not on the motorised aqueduct cruisePlas Newydd House & GardensPhoto © Rebecca Hughes via GoogleDays OutPlas Newydd House & GardensHill Street, Llangollen, Wrexham & LlangollenDogs welcome in the gardens on short fixed leads; not admitted inside the housePontcysyllte Aqueduct & Trevor Basin Visitor CentrePhoto © Tamara Kryzhanivska via GoogleDays OutPontcysyllte Aqueduct & Trevor Basin Visitor CentreTrevor, near Llangollen, Wrexham & LlangollenAll dogs welcome on site if kept on a lead; water bowl by the visitor centre; assistance dogs allowed inside the centrePlaces to EatCafe RRuthin Craft Centre, Ruthin, Wrexham & LlangollenDog friendlyCottage Tearooms & BistroPhoto © Cottage Tearooms & Bistro via GooglePlaces to EatCottage Tearooms & BistroCastle Street, Llangollen, Wrexham & LlangollenDogs welcome in the large outdoor seating area, which is also geared to walkers and cyclistsFouzi's Cafe Bar PizzeriaPhoto © Fouzi's Café Bar & Pizzeria via GooglePlaces to EatFouzi's Cafe Bar PizzeriaCastle Street, Llangollen, Wrexham & LlangollenDogs welcome at the outside tables onlyPlaces to EatGales Wine BarBridge Street, Llangollen, Wrexham & LlangollenDogs welcome in the bar areaHappy Hedgehog CafePhoto © Robertwilliam Griffiths via GooglePlaces to EatHappy Hedgehog CafeQueensway, Wrexham, Wrexham & LlangollenDog friendly indoors; also dementia friendly, with vegan and gluten-free optionsThe BoathousePhoto © Tom Handcock via GooglePlaces to EatThe BoathouseChirk Marina, Wrexham & LlangollenDogs welcome on the outdoor canalside terracePlaces to EatThe Cabin Coffee ShopRuthin, Wrexham & LlangollenDog friendly; pets are welcomed with a biscuit and a drinkThe Doghouse Coffee LoungePhoto © James Edwards via GooglePlaces to EatThe Doghouse Coffee LoungeBryn Lane, Wrexham Industrial Estate, Wrexham & LlangollenPurpose-built for dogs, with a secure outdoor dog area, quiet indoor crates for shy dogs, homemade dog treats, a water station and off-lead dogs if everyone agreesThe Three EaglesPhoto © Ridvan Yalcin via GooglePlaces to EatThe Three EaglesCastle Street, Llangollen, Wrexham & LlangollenDogs welcomed in the Old Bar and covered outdoor courtyardAqueduct InnPhoto © Jonathan Bosanko (Dibs) via GooglePubsAqueduct InnFroncysyllte, near Pontcysyllte, Wrexham & LlangollenDogs allowed in the bar areasAussie RoosterPhoto © Aussie Rooster via GooglePubsAussie RoosterTrevor, near Llangollen, Wrexham & LlangollenDogs welcome, especially in the large outdoor areaBlack Lion InnPhoto © g t via GooglePubsBlack Lion InnY Ddol, Bersham, Wrexham & LlangollenDogs made very welcome inside and out, with water and free doggy snacksDuke of WellingtonPhoto © julie matthias via GooglePubsDuke of WellingtonAcrefair, near Trevor, Wrexham & LlangollenDescribes itself as a family and dog friendly pubKings HeadPhoto © Dawn Ashford via GooglePubsKings HeadBwlchgwyn, west of Wrexham, Wrexham & LlangollenDogs allowed in this traditional pubPant-yr-OchainPhoto © Bryn ... via GooglePubsPant-yr-OchainOld Wrexham Road, Gresford, Wrexham & LlangollenDogs genuinely welcomed; tell them when booking and treats are usually waiting on the tableSun InnPhoto © laura cregeen via GooglePubsSun InnRegent Street, Llangollen, Wrexham & LlangollenDogs welcome throughout; long-standing CAMRA pub that openly bills itself as welcoming to dogs, locals and touristsSun Inn RhewlPhoto © laura cregeen via GooglePubsSun Inn RhewlRhewl, Dee Valley, Wrexham & LlangollenDogs welcome in the plainly furnished bar rooms, popular with ramblersSwan Inn RhostyllenPhoto © The Swan Inn via GooglePubsSwan Inn RhostyllenRhostyllen, Wrexham, Wrexham & LlangollenDogs allowed in this small village localTelford InnPhoto © Ron Shepherd via GooglePubsTelford InnTrevor Basin, by Pontcysyllte Aqueduct, Wrexham & LlangollenDogs welcome everywhere except the restaurant; they can join you in the bar and beer gardenThe AlynPhoto © Abby Caruana via GooglePubsThe AlynRossett, near Wrexham, Wrexham & LlangollenExplicitly invites you to bring the dog along with family and friendsThe Bridge InnPhoto © The Bridge Inn via GooglePubsThe Bridge InnChirk Bank, on the Llangollen Canal, Wrexham & LlangollenExtremely dog friendly, with dogs allowed on the tiled areasThe Corn MillPhoto © Peter Ralph via GooglePubsThe Corn MillLlangollen town centre, Dee Street, Wrexham & LlangollenWell-behaved dogs on leads welcome in the bar area; mention the dog when booking so you get a dog-friendly tablePubsThe Crown at LlayLlay, north of Wrexham, Wrexham & LlangollenDogs allowed; large landscaped beer garden gives plenty of spaceThe Crown, LlandeglaPhoto © The Crown via GooglePubsThe Crown, LlandeglaLlandegla, west of Wrexham, Wrexham & LlangollenWell-behaved dogs welcome in this country innThe Nags HeadPhoto © Nags Head via GooglePubsThe Nags HeadWrexham town centre, Wrexham & LlangollenDogs welcome with water bowls and treats; happy in the bar and beer gardenThe PloughPhoto © Marcus Williams via GooglePubsThe PloughGresford, near Wrexham, Wrexham & LlangollenDogs allowed in the pubThe Sun TrevorPhoto © Alix Burgess via GooglePubsThe Sun TrevorLlandynan, above the Llangollen Canal, Wrexham & LlangollenVoted most dog-friendly pub in Wales 2019; dogs welcome in bar, restaurant and beer garden, with a doggy menu and free treats on the barThe Swan InnPhoto © Robert Crane via GooglePubsThe Swan InnPontfadog, Ceiriog Valley, Wrexham & LlangollenDogs welcome; after a splash in the river they can dry off by the log fire, and dog-friendly B and B rooms are availableJollyes WrexhamPhoto © Jollyes - The Pet People Wrexham via GoogleShopsJollyes WrexhamWrexham, Wrexham & LlangollenDogs welcome in store; The Jolly Groomer grooming service on sitePets at Home WrexhamPhoto © Martin Whitehead via GoogleShopsPets at Home WrexhamWrexham, Wrexham & LlangollenDogs welcome in store; Groom Room grooming salon on siteBryn Howel HotelPhoto © Pam Floyd via GooglePlaces to StayBryn Howel HotelTrevor, near Llangollen, Wrexham & LlangollenDogs permitted in ground-floor rooms only and the hotel must be told in advanceChainbridge HotelPhoto © Nick Gent via GooglePlaces to StayChainbridge HotelBerwyn, on the Llangollen Canal, Wrexham & LlangollenVery dog-friendly; staff set up bar tables so dogs need not be left alone, and some rooms have direct outdoor access for late walksPlaces to StayThe Hand HotelBridge Street, Llangollen riverside, Wrexham & LlangollenDogs GBP 15 per dog per night in designated rooms; bowls provided; dogs welcome in the bar but not the restaurantThe Hand Hotel ChirkPhoto © The Hand Hotel via GooglePlaces to StayThe Hand Hotel ChirkChurch Street, Chirk, Wrexham & LlangollenDog friendly in certain areas; large garden for sunny days and booking ahead is recommendedWild Pheasant Hotel & SpaPhoto © The Wild Pheasant Hotel & Spa via GooglePlaces to StayWild Pheasant Hotel & SpaBerwyn Road, Llangollen, Wrexham & LlangollenDogs allowed in designated standard double and twin rooms for around GBP 30 per night; call ahead to be allocated a dog roomAlyn Waters Country ParkPhoto © Helen steele via GoogleWalks & BeachesAlyn Waters Country ParkGwersyllt and Llay, Wrexham, Wrexham & LlangollenDogs welcome under control, on leads in signposted areas; take care near the River Alyn as currents varyBonc yr Hafod Country ParkPhoto © K Rae via GoogleWalks & BeachesBonc yr Hafod Country ParkJohnstown, near Wrexham, Wrexham & LlangollenDogs welcome but must be kept under control at all timesWalks & BeachesCastell Dinas BranHilltop above Llangollen, Wrexham & LlangollenDogs allowed but keep on leads for most of the route because of grazing sheepWalks & BeachesHorseshoe Falls & Llangollen Canal TowpathLlantysilio, west of Llangollen, Wrexham & LlangollenEasy stile-free towpath so ideal for dogs; keep on lead near livestock, and dogs can paddle at the falls when quietMoss Valley Country ParkPhoto © Carl Richards via GoogleWalks & BeachesMoss Valley Country ParkBetween Gwersyllt and Brynteg, Wrexham & LlangollenDogs welcome under controlNant MillPhoto © Krzysztof Jarantewicz via GoogleWalks & BeachesNant MillCoedpoeth, near Wrexham, Wrexham & LlangollenDogs welcome under control and on leads in signposted areasPanorama Walk & Offa's Dyke PathPhoto © Ruth Rocklin via GoogleWalks & BeachesPanorama Walk & Offa's Dyke PathAbove Llangollen towards World's End, Wrexham & LlangollenDog-friendly but expect stiles, steep rocky sections and sheep, so leads are essential
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