Afternoon tea is always a lovely treat, but if you have a dog, finding somewhere they can come along too isn’t always easy. Thankfully, there are some fantastic places to enjoy dog friendly afternoon tea in the West Midlands, from cosy tearooms and farm shops to country hotels and cafés where four-legged visitors are just…
Having written about and attended Christmas events with my children for many years, I’ve started to notice a growing trend towards dog friendly Christmas events in the West Midlands. Whilst most of these aren’t dog friendly at all times, quite a few places now have dog friendly dates and events. At some of them, the…
Dog friendly Linlithgow Palace in West Lothian is managed by Historic Environment Scotland. It’s one of Scotland’s most atmospheric historic sites. The birthplace of Mary, Queen of Scots, this grand ruin sits on a ridge overlooking Linlithgow Loch. Not only is it steeped in centuries of history, but it is extremely dog friendly. For obvious…
East Lothian is a very dog friendly area, which is one of the reasons we head there most summers with our dogs. We always stay in our camper van at Belhaven Bay caravan park. However, I’ve also been up there with my sister and stayed in a lovely little Airbnb, so there are lots of…
This post about dog friendly Pembrokeshire contains some affiliate links. I may earn a small amount if you make a purchase after clicking on a link, but it will never make a difference to the amount you pay. Pembrokeshire is an extremely popular place to go for a short break with dogs, particularly as there…
There are lots of dog friendly days out in the West Midlands. Some only allow dogs outside, others welcome them indoors with open arms. This guide covers the whole West Midlands region, so I’ve split it up by county. If you’re looking for activities in a particular area, please click on one of the links…
