“Very happy they are dog friendly, our spaniel loved the grounds” - Ashley, Rachael and Marley
No family is complete without their extra special best friend. Get their tails wagging with pet friendly holidays Wales at Tynrhyd Retreat.
Dog owners ourselves we believe your Very Important Pooch's happiness and comfort is vital. We welcome up to three of your fabulous dogs free of charge. As you have a welcome pack, so does your VIPooch with a water bowl and welcome doggie biscuits. We also provide you with poop bags for those special moments!
Enjoy the fresh air and freedom, there's a vast 13 acres of private fields and woodlands for them to run around, sniff and explore during a Mid Wales holiday
Take them for a day out to tear across the beach, bound across the Cambrian Mountains and enjoy the thrill of going on a train. Come home together to Tynrhyd, watch them finish their busy day sitting at your feet by the fire dreaming mad, twitchy dreams about their great day out with you.
Sometimes you may want to visit a local attraction which isn't dog friendly, or if you are having your wedding or celebration here and want to make sure your 4 legged family member is looked after so you can relax - We offer a pet sitting service via a local accredited & insured person. We can highly recommend them as our Ops Manager Rebecca uses them! This service is subject to prior booking and availability. Please ask us for more info!
Out of season most beaches permit dogs, however May – Sept most have restrictions. We have tried to find the best, for your best friend.
Aberystwyth North Beach - Dog exercise area. Close to town and harbour.
Clarach – A Nature Reserve, dogs must be kept on a lead.
Cwmtydu – No restrictions. Porpoises and seals can be spotted.
Aberaeron North Beach – No restrictions. Close to town and harbour.
Devil’s Bridge – walks and nature trails, some steep steps.
Wildlife Trust of South & West Wales – has 20 beautiful nature reserves in Ceredigion and dogs are permitted.
Ynyslas National Nature Reserve - Trails through dunes, bird, dolphin and porpoise watching; home to submerged forest. Featured on BBC’s Springwatch.
Bwlch Nant yr Arian – range of walks and trails, red kite feeding, Visitor Centre, café, shop.
Llanarchaeron, Aberaeron – Dogs on leads allowed in the woodland and parkland walks.
Nant-y-Moch Reservoir – walks across Cambrian Mountains and Visitor Centre at Statkraft.
Vale of Rheidol Railway, Devil’s Bridge – Dogs can travel in third class carriages, cost £3.00 per dog.
Lost Legends of the Stone Circle, Machynlleth – History, myths and a maze.
Internal Fire Museum of Power, Tanygroes.
Y Talbot pub, Tregaron
Y Ffarmers, Aberystwyth
The Druid Inn, Goginan, Aberystwyth
Monachty, Aberaeron
Every effort has been made to ensure information is correct. We suggest you contact venues should you wish to double check prior to going as changes could be made.
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