Dog-Friendly Pubs in Bamburgh

Dog friendly pub in Bamburgh

Leaving your beloved pup behind while you’re on holiday can feel like missing a part of the family. But the beauty of a staycation is that you can bring them along! If you’re looking to explore Northumberland, Bamburgh is a great destination. This picturesque village boasts a selection of dog-friendly pubs where you and your four-legged friend can relax and unwind.

Whether you’re after a quaint spot to stop off and enjoy a pint, a lively venue with entertainment, or a cosy place with breathtaking views, Bamburgh has it all. Here’s a roundup of the best places to grab a drink or a bite with your furry companion by your side…

Victoria Hotel

The Victoria Hotel – for a classic coastal pub experience

If you’re in the mood for a traditional pub experience, The Victoria Hotel is a must-visit. Pull on your wellies and head out for a relaxing stroll along the beach with your pooch. From watching the sun set over Holy Island to unwinding next to a crackling fireplace, there’s much to enjoy at the Victoria Hotel.

Dogs are welcome in the bar area and outdoor terrace throughout service hours, and you can enjoy a local ale in a pub just a stone’s throw from Bamburgh Castle.

And after a day of exploration, you can enjoy their locally-sourced menu too. While dogs are allowed to visit the hotel, you may want to call ahead to ask whether your furry pal is allowed in the dining area.

Walk to the next pub: Just a 5-minute stroll to The Lord Crewe Bamburgh.

The Lord Crewe Bamburgh – for a historic atmosphere

The Lord Crewe Bamburgh boasts a prime location in the heart of the village, just a stone’s throw from the stunning Bamburgh beach and the iconic Bamburgh Castle. Steeped in history and charm, this delightful pub welcomes furry friends in both the dog-friendly seating areas of the restaurant and the inviting beer garden.

With its warm ambiance and traditional decor, it’s the perfect spot to unwind with your pup after a day of coastal adventures.

Walk to the next pub: A leisurely 3-minutes on foot to The Middle Inn.

The Middle Inn – for a family-friendly vibe

If you’re looking for a spot that’s perfect for families and their furry friends, The Middle Inn is the place to go. Known for its lovely beer garden and warm Northumbrian hospitality, this traditional English pub is located right in Bamburgh Village.

Dogs are welcome throughout the pub, including the outdoor beer garden, making it an ideal spot to grab a bite or enjoy a drink after a day at the beach. The menu is filled with hearty, classic dishes. Just a friendly reminder: keep your furry companion on a lead.

Walk to the next pub: Only a 2-minute walk to the Victorian Stables Bar.
Victorian Stables Bar within Bamburgh Castle

Victorian Stables Bar (inside Bamburgh Castle) – for a unique setting

If you’re looking for a truly memorable experience, make your way to the historic Victorian Stables Bar, tucked away inside Bamburgh Castle’s historic grounds. It’s the perfect place to unwind after exploring the castle and truly make the most of your day out.

Dogs are welcome in designated areas, so you can bring your furry friend along to share in the experience. Just be sure to keep your pup on a lead at all times, as they aren’t permitted in the main castle areas.

Book dog-friendly accommodation at Beadnell Apartments

After a day of pub hopping and exploring the beautiful sights of Bamburgh, retreat to our self-catering apartments where both you and your pet will find the perfect pet-friendly Beadnell stay. The apartments are part of the Welcome Pets Scheme by Visit England, ensuring a comfortable and enjoyable stay for you and your furry companion.

For even more options nearby, don’t forget to check out our guide to dog-friendly pubs in Seahouses or explore dog-friendly pubs in Beadnell

If you’re looking for fun activities to enjoy with your dog, explore our recommendations for dog-friendly things to do near Seahouses. And if you’re planning a spring getaway, don’t miss our guide to springtime coastal walks with your dog in Northumberland.

 

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