Our furry friend amenities
Our furry friend policies
Dogs must be kept on a short lead at all times (except in the dog walk area).
Owners are required to clean up after their dogs, using the bins provided.
Dogs are not allowed in the theme park.
Scroll down to see full policy terms and conditions.
Recommended Vet:
South Moor Vets
Kingsbridge TQ7 1JL
Opening times: 9am – 6pm (Sat 1pm) (Sun closed). 01548 852766
Recommended Groomers:
Toodles Dog Grooming Salon & Boutique
15 Victoria Rd, Dartmouth TQ6 9RT
Opening times: 9am – 5pm (Sun closed). 01803 834390
Exploring the local area with your pooch…
Dartmouth and its surrounding areas offer a number of dog-friendly restaurants, cafes, and pubs where you can enjoy a meal with your furry companion by your side. Here are some of the top dog-friendly places to eat in and around Dartmouth.
1. The Sportsman’s Arms 
5 mins
The Sportsman’s Arms is open seven days a week, offering a family-friendly atmosphere with a beautiful dog friendly beer garden, and a children’s play area. Enjoy a delicious Sunday carvery, a favourite among visitors.
2. The Ship Inn, Dartmouth 
35 mins
Located right on the riverfront, The Ship Inn offers stunning views of the water and is known for its dog-friendly atmosphere. The pub serves fresh, locally sourced seafood and classic British dishes, and your dog is welcome to join you in the outdoor seating area with views of the harbour.
3. Bayards Cove Inn, Dartmouth 15 mins
Situated in a historic building overlooking Bayards Cove, this charming inn welcomes dogs in their cozy bar area. They serve a variety of delicious meals, including fresh fish and chips and locally sourced produce.
4. The Kingswear & Dartmouth Ferry Café 40 mins
If you’re taking the ferry between Kingswear and Dartmouth, be sure to stop by the Kingswear side of the crossing. The café is dog-friendly and offers a range of snacks, sandwiches, and drinks, ideal for a quick break with your pooch before continuing your adventures.
5. The Royal Castle Hotel, Dartmouth 15 mins
This 17th-century hotel, with its award-winning AA Rosette restaurant, is a lovely spot to enjoy a meal with your dog. Dogs are welcome in the bar area, and there’s a fantastic selection of locally sourced dishes, including seafood, to choose from.
South Devon is a fantastic destination for dog owners, offering a wide variety of dog-friendly beaches where your furry friends can run, explore, and splash in the sea. Here are some of the top dog beaches in the area.
1. Strete Beach 15 mins
This quiet and scenic beach is part of the 3-mile stretch from Strete to Torcross, making it a peaceful spot to bring your dog. Strete Beach has plenty of space for your dog to explore and is dog-friendly throughout the year. It’s less crowded than some of the other beaches, offering a more tranquil experience for both dogs and their owners.
2. Slapton Sands 20 mins
Slapton Sands is a long, shingle beach where dogs are welcome all year round. The beach stretches over 3 miles, offering plenty of room for dogs to roam and enjoy the sea. It’s a great spot for both short walks and longer explorations, with stunning views over the nearby Slapton Ley nature reserve.
3. Torcross Beach 22 mins
Located near Slapton Sands, Torcross Beach is dog-friendly year-round, with plenty of space for your dog to run and enjoy the sea. It’s a great spot for dog owners to take in beautiful views of the coastline and nearby nature reserves while giving their dogs the freedom to enjoy the beach.
4. Beesands Beach 30 mins
Beesands Beach is a mile-long shingle beach that’s perfect for dogs. Surrounded by fields and a freshwater lake, it’s a great place for dogs to enjoy a mix of coastal and countryside walks. Dogs are allowed here all year round, and there’s even a beachside pub and cafe where you can relax with your pup after your walk.
5. Bigbury Beach 40 mins
With its wide, sandy stretch and calm waters, Bigbury Beach is a fantastic choice for dogs. It’s particularly popular for dog walkers in the off-season, as dogs are welcome to roam freely during the winter months. The beach is backed by grassy dunes, and the nearby Burgh Island offers an extra adventure if you and your dog enjoy exploring.
South Devon is a haven for dog lovers, offering a range of stunning walks that are perfect for you and your furry companion to explore. Here are some of the top dog walks in the area.
1. The South West Coast Path (especially Start Point to Salcombe)
This iconic trail stretches along the rugged coastline with breathtaking sea views, cliffs, and picturesque beaches. Dogs can enjoy the fresh sea air and the freedom to explore the beautiful scenery, with plenty of spots for a paddle or play along the way.
2. Slapton Sands and Torcross Beach
A 3-mile stretch of sand and shingle, these beaches are fantastic for long walks. Dogs can roam along the shore, with the added bonus of nearby Slapton Ley, a peaceful freshwater lake perfect for a bit of wildlife spotting. Dogs are welcome all year round, making it a great place for every season.
3. Beesands Beach
A mile-long shingle beach bordered by fields and a freshwater lake, Beesands offers a relaxed and scenic walk for dogs. The beach is dog-friendly throughout the year, and the nearby pubs and cafes welcome four-legged guests as well.
4. Dartmoor National Park
For a more rugged and challenging walk, Dartmoor provides miles of open moorland with wild, dramatic landscapes. Dogs are welcome on most of the trails, and they can enjoy the freedom of the wide-open spaces, with plenty of streams and rivers for them to splash in.
5. Salcombe to South Sands
A picturesque walk along the coastline, this trail offers stunning views over the Salcombe estuary and surrounding beaches. It’s an easy walk for dogs with plenty of scenic spots to stop and enjoy the surroundings.
Please see full furry friend T&C’s below
No dogs are allowed in the Leisure Park. At all times dogs must be kept on a short lead in the Caravan Park. A dog walk area is provided where dogs can be exercised without leads. Owners need to pick up after their dog in any part of the Park. Children exercising dogs must be given strict instructions to pick up after them. Help us maintain a clean and pleasant environment for fellow campers. We shall have no hesitation in asking offenders to leave the Park. We have a small number of Glamping Pods which will accommodate dogs, each dog will be charged at £12.50 per dog per night with a maximum of two dogs being allowed per booking. Your dog is only allowed in your allocated Pet-Friendly Glamping Pod and is not permitted to go in any other Glamping Pod. If you are staying on a touring or camping pitch, dogs are charged at £10 per dog per night, with a maximum of two dogs per pitch.