Atherstone Farmhouse and Cottage, Dillington Estate
Whitelackington
Atherstone Farm Cottage, Dillington Estate
Whitelackington
The Charm Inn Hobbit House, The Little Shire
Radstock
Atherstone Farmhouse, Dillington Estate
Whitelackington
Quackers Hobbit House, The Little Shire
Radstock
Blackbird Lodge, Strawberryfield Park
Cheddar
The Willows, Strawberryfield Park
Cheddar
Orchard Lodge, Strawberryfield Park
Cheddar
Peppers Lodge, Strawberryfield Park
Cheddar
Batcombe Hollow, Strawberryfield Park
Cheddar
Pamela's Meadow, Strawberryfield Park
Cheddar
Letās point you in the direction of some of our favourite Somerset attractions. If youāve never really thought about the sleepy village of Glastonbury that sits in the shadow of the festival, make sure you pay it a visit. This picturesque village is home to Glastonbury Tor, topped by national landmark St Michaelās Tower. Glastonbury Abbey draws visitors from all over the world, and dogs are welcome for a wanderĀ as long asĀ you keep them on a lead.Ā Ā
The diminutive city of Wells has beautiful architecture around every corner, and the smallest city in the country is home to a cathedral thatāll make your jaw drop. Just a short drive away, Cheddar Gorge is one of those landmarks thatās unlike any other. Make sure you drive through the gorge, and if you can walk Jacobās Ladder and enjoy the views from the top, we guarantee youāll never forget them.Ā Ā
Home to the Somerset Levels and the Mendip Hills, Somersetās a haven for walkers ā and that means youāllĀ be in need ofĀ some hearty restaurants to keep you going. The Somerset restaurants serve up great food with an emphasis on local produce, and always with that warm Somerset smile.Ā If you fancy dressing down and tucking in, youāll find plenty of traditional country pubs for that classic pub menu.Ā Ā
If youāre after something different, The Yeo Valley Canteen is a current favourite with foodies. The canteen started out as the actual canteen for Yeo Valley staff, but as its reputation built and its following grew, it made the transition to a restaurant. This one tends to open for breakfasts and lunch, and weād recommend booking in advance to make sure you get a spot!Ā
Something about the words ādog friendlyā and āSomersetā just seem to belongĀ togetherĀ donāt they? With hundreds of miles of country paths and more dg friendly pubs than you can shake a stick at, this is a county that could have been made for dogs.Ā Ā
For that day at the coast, youāll find some beautiful beaches that welcome paws on their sands. Terminus Beach in Minehead,Ā DonifordĀ Beach near Watchet andĀ PorlockĀ Weir all welcome doggies along to enjoy the scenery. Youāll never be far from a dog friendly pub or cafĆ© when to comes to those pit stops either, so youāll be able to make a day of it. Somersetās dog friendly days out include Glastonbury Abbey, Cheddar Gorge, the West Somerset Railway and of course, there are all those gorgeous walks to enjoy.Ā Ā
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