Pups in Padstow

Dog-Friendly Beaches:

Padstow boasts some of the most beautiful beaches where your dog can really let loose. Picture a sunny afternoon at St. George’s Cove, where your four-legged friend can bound through the soft sand or splash about in the gentle surf of Porthcothan. It’s the perfect spot for a good romp, and you can kick back and enjoy the view as the sun sets over the Atlantic.

Scenic Walks:

If you’re after breath-taking scenery, look no further than the South West Coast Path. This stunning trail offers a mix of leisurely strolls and more invigorating hikes, with every turn revealing dramatic cliffs and hidden coves. Imagine sharing a picnic on the clifftop, your dog happily wagging their tail beside you, all while surrounded by the beauty of the Cornish coast.

The Camel Trail, a flat and well-maintained path, starts and ends in Padstow and is perfect for a relaxed walk or bike ride, where your dog can join you as you take in the beautiful scenery.

Dog-Friendly Dining:

Dining out in Padstow is a treat, especially when your dog can join you. At St Petroc’s Bistro, Rick Stein’s Café or The Seafood Restaurant, you can tuck into freshly caught seafood while your pup relaxes at your feet.

• St Petroc’s Bistro: Our Bistro provides a welcoming lounge where you can enjoy meals alongside your dog. The menu highlights locally sourced ingredients, allowing you to enjoy the best of Cornish cuisine while your dog relaxes at your feet.
• The Seafood Restaurant: For guests staying with us, we offer an exclusive dog friendly dining in the conservatory. This dog-friendly experience allows your furry friend to join you as you indulge in our renowned seafood dishes.
• Rick Stein’s Café: Hidden away on Middle Street our café offers something satisfying throughout the day with dog friendly tables in our secluded courtyard.

Exploring Padstow:

Padstow’s picturesque streets are a joy to explore with your dog in tow. Wander through unique shops, art galleries, and plenty of Cornish pubs, soaking up the friendly atmosphere. Grab a coffee at a local café and watch the world go by or pick up a few treats for your furry friend along the way.

Days out with your dog:

Cornwall is home to a variety of attractions that welcome dogs, making it easy for you to explore without leaving your furry friend behind. Many gardens, such as The Lost Gardens of Heligan, allow dogs on leads, providing a lovely day out amidst stunning landscapes. With plenty of fresh air and beautiful surroundings, you and your dog can truly relax and recharge together.