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At a Glance
- Oozing Charm & Character
- 4 Poster King Size Beds
- Pocket Sprung Mattresses
- Double Jacuzzi Baths
- Woodburners & Full CH
- Well Equipped, Oak Kitchens
- Exceptional Furnishings
- 'Fall Into' Sofas
- Romantic
- Pet Friendly
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Pet friendly Holidays
Pembrokeshire is an excellent place to bring your dog for a pet friendly holiday. The Pembrokeshire National Park is renowned for its coastal walks, its beaches and its inland countryside. All excellent locations for you to spend quality time with your pet while on holiday. Our luxury Pembrokeshire Courtyard Holiday Cottages are ideally located only 5 miles from the Pembrokeshire Coastline, and a similar distance from the Preslli hills. We offer pet friendly accommodation - see our pet friendly accommodation page. Our holiday cottages are not only pet friendly, they are also furnished to very high standards for the comfort of their 2 legged owners. Please see more details of all our luxury Holiday Cottages. We would suggest that the best time to come to Pembrokeshire for a pet friendly holiday is during the spring, autumn and winter. Your dog won't find it too hot and you and your best friend will have the beaches all to yourselves. We hope the information below will be helpful if you are considering bringing your dog on holiday to Pembrokeshire.
Dogs in the Pembrokeshire National Park.
The coastal path stretches for 186 miles, more than enough for even the most energetic dog. There are plenty of spectacular views to take in along the way. The Pembrokeshire National Park also includes the rolling Preselli Hills and the Gwaun valley, near Fishguard, which was made a Site of Special Scientific Interest in 1954.
Dogs need to be kept under control for their own safety since the coastal path follows the cliff edge very closely in places, and you are likely to come across wildlife and farm animals in the Park. There are over 500 stiles along the entire path, to which dog gates are being fitted, however until this work is completed these may cause problems for older and larger dogs.
The coastal bus services welcome dogs aboard, providing they are on a lead and clean. Details of routes and timetables may be obtained by visiting the Pembrokeshire Greenways website.
Dogs on Beaches.
The Pembrokeshire National Park has over 50 beaches, all of which welcome dogs. During the height of the summer 1st May – end of September, some of the busier beaches (Poppit Sands, Newgale and a lot of the beaches in the Tenby area) have restricted areas for dogs. Whitesands has a total ban on dogs during this period.
The restricted areas are detailed on notice boards at each of the beaches. This still leaves many miles of beaches that you can enjoy with your dog. However the ideal time to come on holiday to Pembrokeshire with your dog is during the spring, autumn and winter.
The nearest beach to the Pembrokeshire Courtyard Holiday Cottages is Poppit Sands- this is a firm favourite with local dog owners as well as those seeking a pet friendly holiday in this beautiful corner of Wales. To see a picture of Poppit please see our Pet friendly beaches page.
Dogs in the Countryside.
Pembrokeshire has many miles of footpaths, bridle ways and rights of way. The Pembrokeshire Courtyard Holiday Cottages are only a few miles away from the Preselli Hills, which are part of the Pembrokeshire National Park. These hills provide excellent moorland walks with superb views down to the coastline. For everyone’s enjoyment please follow the Country Code and close gates behind you and keep dogs under control near other animals. Dogs are not allowed into the nature reserves or the Pembrokeshire islands, except Caldey Island.
Other Attractions.
The following attractions are dog friendly. Virtually all request that dogs are kept on leads, and some impose certain other restrictions eg. allowed in gardens only. As situations can change we would recommend that you check prior to arriving.
- Tregwynt- H Griffiths & Sons (Tregwynt Mill, Castle Morris, Haverfordwest)
- Pembroke Castle (Pembroke)
- Picton Castle & Woodland Gardens (The Rhos, Nr Haverfordwest - Dogs on Lead in grounds only)
- Scolton Manor House Country Park, (Nr Haverfordwest)
- Skomer, Skokholm & Grassholm Boat Trips, (Dale Sailing Company, Brunel Quay, Neyland -Dogs on Lead. Trips weather dependant and dogs at discretion of skipper.)
- Upton Castle Gardens(Nr Cosheston)
- Welsh Wildlife Centre (Off A478 in Cilgerran, Nr Cardigan)
- Clerkenhill Adventure Farm & Frisbee Golf, (Slebech, Nr Haverfordwest - Dogs on Lead. Caution: Livestock in fields.)
- Bosherston Lake (Bosherston, Nr Pembroke)
- Dyfed Shire Horse Farm & Leisure Farm (Carnhaun, Eglwyswrw, Nr Cardigan)
- Haverfordwest Town Museum (The Castle, Haverfordwest)
- Henllys Farm (Felindre Farchog, Nr Newport - Dogs on lead and on lawn only)
- Heron's Brook Leisure Park, (Narberth)
- Llys y Fran Country Park, (Llys y Fran)
- Narberth Museum and Book Shop, (11 Market St, Narberth)
- Pentre Ifan Burial Chamber, (Nr Newport, Preseli Hills -Dogs on Lead. Caution: Livestock in field.)
- Silent World Aquarium & Reptile Collection, (Slippery Back, Narberth Rd, Tenby)
- Stack Rocks & The Green Bridge of Wales, (Castlemartin, Nr Pembroke)
- Solva Woollen Mill, (Middle Mill, Solva)
- Thousand Islands Expeditions, (Cross Square, St Davids - Dogs on round island trips which are weather dependant)
- Voyages of Discovery, Ramsey Island Boat Trips, (1 High Street, St Davids - Some trips can be 3 hours long)
- Wolfscastle Pottery, (Mid-way between Haverfordwest and Fishguard)
- Carew Castle, (Carew, Nr Tenby)
- Venture Jet, Ramsey and Offshore jet boat trips, (Llanon, Trefin, Haverfordwest - Dogs are very welcome subject to conditions)
- Aquaphobia Ramsey Island Powerboats, (Booking Office, Grove Hotel, High Street, St Davids - All dogs must be on lead and are subject to conditions)
- Begelly Park Gardens and Tea Rooms, (Narberth Road, Begelly - Open Easter to 30th September)
- Bro Meigan Gardens & Tea Room, (Boncath, Pembrokeshire - Open 1st April to 31st October)
- Caldey Island, (Off Tenby)
- Castell Henllys, (Off A487 Cardigan-Fishguard Rd, Nr Newport)
- Colby Woodland Gardens, (Nr Amroth, Dogs on Lead. No dogs in the walled garden)
- Coracle Centre & Mill, (Cenarth, Nr Cardigan)
- Heatherton Sports Park, (Nr Tenby)