Dog Friendly - Scenic Stays Herefordshire

The Kilpeck Inn

Award-Winning Country Inn. Michelin-recommended dining showcasing seasonal British dishes, local ingredients and creative menus in a stylish village inn with a reputation for exceptional food.

Distance from (miles):

10.2

7.6

7.7

4.9 Sensory and Rye

Independent Brunch Restaurant. Creative brunch, breakfast and lunch dishes inspired by flavours from around the world, served alongside speciality coffee in a stylish city-centre setting.

Distance from (miles):

14.1

11.5

11.6

10.1 Riverside Inn Ross

Riverside Pub & Restaurant. Overlooking the River Wye, this stylish inn combines locally sourced food, seasonal menus and waterside dining, with popular Monday steak nights and riverside views.

Distance from (miles):

8.6

6.5

5.7

9.9 Dough

Independent Brunch Café. Creative brunch dishes, speciality coffee and homemade bakes, served in a stylish city-centre café celebrating local produce and seasonal ingredients.

Distance from (miles):

13.6

11

11.1

9.6 Csons Hereford

Riverside Café & Restaurant. Globally inspired dishes made with local and seasonal ingredients, served in a light-filled pavilion with a roof terrace overlooking the River Wye.

Distance from (miles):

13.6

11

9.6 The Pig and Apple

Farm-to-Table Burger Restaurant. Set on a working farm near Monmouth, this local favourite is known for gourmet burgers, loaded fries and locally sourced ingredients in a unique countryside setting.

Distance from (miles):

9

14.9

15.3

16 Gwatkins Red Cow

Cider Farm Restaurant. Home-reared beef, farm-produced cider and hearty seasonal dishes, served beside one of Herefordshire’s best-known cider producers in the heart of cider country.

Distance from (miles):

18.5

15.9

15.7

10.2 The Fountain Inn, Orcop

Traditional village pub and Thai restaurant. Authentic Thai dishes are served in a friendly country pub with real fires, local ales and a strong community atmosphere. Open Thursday to Sunday only.

Distance from (miles):

6.8

4.1

4.2

0.7 Black Swan, Much Dewchurch

Historic Village Pub. One of Herefordshire’s oldest pubs, serving traditional food and local ales in a characterful timber-framed building with open fires and original features.

Distance from (miles):

7.6

5

3.6 The New Harp Inn

Riverside pub and restaurant. Home-cooked pub classics, local ales and a large beer garden make this popular River Wye pub a favourite with walkers, cyclists and canoeists.

Distance from (miles):

8.7

4.8

4.7

5.8 Estero Lounge Monmouth

Café, bar and restaurant. Open all day for breakfast, brunch, lunch and dinner, Estero Lounge combines a relaxed atmosphere with extensive vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free menus.

Distance from (miles):

5.1

10

10.1

12.2 The Garway Moon

Country pub and restaurant. Homemade food, local ales and a spacious beer garden are complemented by a large children’s play area on Garway Common opposite the pub and additional play equipment in the garden.

Distance from (miles):

4.1

4.7

4.8

6.9 Harewood End Inn

Traditional country pub and restaurant. Fresh locally sourced British dishes, hearty Harewood burgers and a secluded beer garden are complemented by roaring log fires during the winter months.

Distance from (miles):

6.3

2

1.4

5.7 The Royal Arms at Llangrove

Traditional village pub and restaurant. Home-cooked pub classics, local ales and highly regarded Sunday roasts make this welcoming community pub a favourite with locals and visitors alike.

Distance from (miles):

3.1

7.1

7.5

10.2 Walwyn Arms Much Marcle

Traditional country pub and restaurant. Seasonal menus, local ciders and a renowned Sunday carvery are served in a family-friendly pub with a children’s play area beside Westons Cider Mill.

Distance from (miles):

16.1

14.1

13.3

17.4 The Temple Inn Ewyas Harold

Gastro pub and restaurant. Seasonal menus showcase locally sourced ingredients and modern British cooking, served in a characterful Grade II listed inn with exposed beams, open fires and a welcoming atmosphere.

Distance from (miles):

11.6

8.9

9

6.5 The Yard

Food hall, bar and events venue. Hereford’s answer to Boxpark, bringing together Burger Shop, Leaven Pizza, The Bookshop and rotating chef residencies in a lively courtyard setting with live music and regular events.

Distance from (miles):

13.2

10.6

10.7

9.2 Cross Keys Inn Goodrich

Traditional village pub and restaurant. Home-cooked pub classics, local ales and ciders are served alongside views towards the Black Mountains, with a large beer garden and regular live music events.

Distance from (miles):

7

7.4

11.6 The Hostelrie at Goodrich

Traditional village pub, café and restaurant. Freshly prepared British dishes, breakfasts, coffee and homemade cakes are served in a characterful 18th-century building with a large garden, just a short stroll from Goodrich Castle.

Distance from (miles):

7.8

7.9

8.3

13 The Lough Pool

Country pub and restaurant. Chef-led seasonal menus showcasing local Herefordshire produce are served in a characterful 17th-century black and white pub, just a short walk from the River Wye.

Distance from (miles):

6.7

4.4

3.9

8.5 The Cottage of Content

Traditional country pub and restaurant. Homemade seasonal dishes, local ales and one of Herefordshire’s most popular Sunday roasts are served in a characterful countryside pub.

Distance from (miles):

11.5

7.2

6.6

8.3 Woods of Whitchurch

Takeaway Food. Freshly prepared takeaway menus, including fish & chips on Fridays and pizza nights on Saturdays.

Distance from (miles):

5

6.9

7.3

11.4 Dilwyn

Black-and-White Village. One of Herefordshire’s most picturesque villages, renowned for its timber-framed buildings, historic church and traditional village green.

Distance from (miles):

25.9

23.3

21.9 Weobley

Historic Village. A charming black-and-white village with timber-framed buildings, independent shops and one of Herefordshire’s finest medieval village centres.

Distance from (miles):

23.8

21.2

21.1

19.8 Ewyas Harold

Historic Village. A medieval castle mound, large village green and popular children’s play park, with easy access to the Golden Valley and Black Mountains.

Distance from (miles):

11.5

8.9

6.4 Abergavenny

Market Town. Known as the Gateway to Wales, Abergavenny combines independent shops, excellent food, a historic castle and easy access to the Bannau Brycheiniog National Park.

Distance from (miles):

16.7

19

19.1

17.6 Hay-on-Wye

Book Town. World-famous for its bookshops, literary festival and independent stores, nestled on the edge of the Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons) National Park.

Distance from (miles):

28.3

25.7

25.8

24.3 Ludlow

Historic Market Town. Renowned for its food scene, medieval streets and independent shops, centred around the impressive Ludlow Castle and historic market square.

Distance from (miles):

37.3

34.7

33.3 Ledbury

Historic Market Town. Famous for its black-and-white timber-framed buildings, independent shops and literary heritage, set amongst the rolling hills of East Herefordshire.

Distance from (miles):

24.9

22.9

22

26.2 Monmouth

Historic Market Town. Independent shops, cafés and historic landmarks, including Monmouth Castle, set where the Rivers Wye and Monnow meet.

Distance from (miles):

9

14.9

15.3

16 Ross-On-Wye

Market Town. Independent shops, riverside walks and historic streets, making it an excellent base for exploring the Wye Valley

Distance from (miles):

10.8

8.8

8

12.1 Hereford

Cathedral City. Historic architecture, independent shopping, cultural attractions and riverside walks, centred around the magnificent Hereford Cathedral and medieval city streets.

Distance from (miles):

13.6

11

9.6 Ross Beer Fest

Beer & Cider Festival. Held over the Early May Bank Holiday weekend, this popular riverside festival showcases local beers, Herefordshire ciders, live music and food beside the River Wye.

Distance from (miles):

8.8.

6.8

6

10.1 Kington Show

Agricultural Show. Held on the second Saturday in September, this one-day countryside show features livestock, horses, vintage vehicles, food, crafts and family entertainment.

Distance from (miles):

30.1

27.5

27.6

26.1 Monmouth Show

Agricultural Show. Held on the third Thursday of August, this traditional one-day show features livestock, horses, countryside pursuits, food, crafts and family entertainment.

Distance from (miles):

6.7

12.7

13.1

13.8 Wythall Estate Vineyard

Vineyard tours and wine tastings. Enjoy a guided walk through the vineyard with the owners, followed by a tutored tasting of award-winning wines in the dining room of a 16th-century manor house.

Distance from (miles):

10

8.9

8.3

13 White Castle Vineyard

Vineyard tours and wine tastings. Tour an award-winning family-run vineyard, discover how Welsh wine is made and enjoy guided tastings overlooking the vines, with vineyard picnics and afternoon tea experiences also available.

Distance from (miles):

10

13

15 Andy’s Fishing Lake

Coarse Fishing Lake. Enjoy peaceful coarse fishing on a well-stocked lake with carp, tench, roach and perch in a tranquil countryside setting. Complimentary fishing is included throughout your stay. Find out more on our Fishing Breaks page.

Distance from (miles):

5.2

0.8

0.3

4.7 Beacon Park Boats

Electric day boat hire. Cruise the peaceful Monmouthshire & Brecon Canal at your own pace, enjoying beautiful scenery, waterside pubs and picnic spots along the way.

Distance from (miles):

25

28

26 King Fisher Cruises

River cruise. Relax on a 40-minute sightseeing cruise through the dramatic Symonds Yat Gorge, with live commentary on the history, wildlife and scenery of the River Wye. Operates from March to October.

Distance from (miles):

8.8

8.9

9.3

13 Rowlestone Farm

Outdoor Play, Frisbee Golf & Ice Cream. Enjoy a large outdoor play area, woodland walks and a round of Frisbee Golf, before rewarding yourself with award-winning farmhouse ice cream and spectacular Black Mountains views.

Distance from (miles):

12.6

10

7.6 Treworgan Fields

Secure Dog Walking Field. Enjoy exclusive use of a fully enclosed 2.5-acre exercise field, designed to give dogs space to run, play and explore safely off lead.

Distance from (miles):

1.2

7.9

7.6

10 Canoe the Wye

Canoe & River Adventure. Explore the River Wye on a guided or self-guided canoe trip, with routes ranging from short beginner-friendly paddles to full-day adventures through the beautiful Wye Valley.

Distance from (miles):

6.3

8.1

8.5

13.2 Ross-on-Wye Canoe Hire

Canoe, Kayak & Paddleboard Hire. Take to the River Wye with self-guided canoes, kayaks and paddleboards, available for everything from relaxed half-day paddles to multi-day river adventures.

Distance from (miles):

5.4

7.2

7.6

12.3 Herefordshire Circular Walks

Circular Walking Routes. Explore a collection of circular walks across Herefordshire, complete with route maps, parking information and local attractions. The John Kyrle and Hoarwithy Circular Walks are two of our favourite nearby routes.

Malvern Hills

Hilltop Walks & Panoramic Views. Discover walking routes across the Malvern Hills, offering dramatic landscapes, far-reaching views and trails suitable for a range of abilities.

Distance from (miles):

25

23

22

26 Brecon Beacons (Bannau Brycheiniog)

Mountain Walks & Waterfall Trails. Explore spectacular landscapes, from the iconic Pen y Fan to hidden valleys and famous waterfall trails throughout Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons) National Park.

Distance from (miles):

45

47

46 Waterfall country

Waterfall Walks. Follow scenic woodland trails to a series of spectacular waterfalls, including the famous Sgwd Yr Eira, where you can walk behind the cascading water.

Distance from (miles):

48

50

51

49 Queenswood Country Park and Arboretum

Country Park & Arboretum. Explore woodland trails, seasonal colour and nationally recognised tree collections, with wildlife, play areas and panoramic views across the Herefordshire countryside.

Distance from (miles):

21

18

17 Offas Dyke Path

National Trail Walking. Follow sections of one of Britain’s most famous long-distance trails, enjoying spectacular scenery, historic landmarks and panoramic views along the English-Welsh border.

Pedalabikeaway

Bike Hire & Forest Trails. Hire bikes for all ages and abilities before exploring family-friendly routes, woodland trails and mountain bike adventures through the heart of the Forest of Dean.

Distance from (miles):

14.1

15.3

14.5

19.2 Wye Valley Walk

Riverside National Trail. Follow sections of the Wye Valley Walk through riverside landscapes, ancient woodland, charming villages and some of the most beautiful scenery along the River Wye. We particularly recommend the sections around Ross-on-Wye and Symonds Yat.

Walking with Wheels

Accessible Walking Routes. Enjoy woodland, riverside and countryside walks across the Forest of Dean and Wye Valley, with accessible routes and all-terrain mobility vehicles available for hire.

Black Mountains

Mountain Walks & Panoramic Views. Explore the dramatic landscapes of the Black Mountains, with rugged peaks, sweeping valleys and some of the finest walking in the Welsh borders. We particularly recommend Cat’s Back, followed by lunch at The Bull’s Head.

Distance from (miles):

23

21

16 Symonds Yat Rock

Scenic Viewpoint & Woodland Walks. Take in spectacular views over the Wye Valley from one of the region’s most famous viewpoints, with woodland trails and the chance to spot peregrine falcons.

Distance from (miles):

9

9.1

9.5

13.6 Beechenhurst

Forest Trails, Woodland Play & Sculpture Walks. Explore scenic woodland trails, the famous Sculpture Trail and one of the Forest of Dean’s largest adventure play areas, with picnic spots, a café and seasonal family activities.

Distance from (miles):

14.8

16.7

15.9

19.4 Roast & Rambles

Pub Walks & Scenic Rambles. Enjoy glorious countryside walks followed by a delicious pub lunch. We particularly recommend Ramble by the Wye, The Wye, Woods & Caves and Garway with the Ponies, all located nearby.

Eastnor Castle

Fairytale Castle & Grounds. Step inside a dramatic castle before exploring lakeside walks, woodland trails, a historic arboretum and family-friendly activities set against the backdrop of the Malvern Hills.

Distance from (miles):

24.3

22.3

21.5

25.6 Goodrich Castle

Medieval Castle Ruins. Climb towering battlements, explore atmospheric ruins and take in spectacular views over the Wye Valley at one of England’s best-preserved medieval castles.

Distance from (miles):

8

8.4

12.6 Berrington Hall

Stately Home & Gardens. Explore elegant Georgian interiors, landscaped parkland and lakeside walks designed by Capability Brown at one of Herefordshire’s finest National Trust estates.

Distance from (miles):

29.4

26.8

26.9

25.5 The Weir

Riverside Garden & Woodland Walks. Stroll along the banks of the River Wye through wildflower meadows, woodland paths and peaceful gardens, with beautiful views and abundant wildlife to spot.

Distance from (miles):

18.1

15.5

14.1 Skenfrith Castle

Riverside Castle Ruins. Discover the remains of a medieval castle beside the River Monnow, where you can enjoy scenic walks, picnic amongst the ruins and dip your toes in the river.

Distance from (miles):

4.4

6.6

6.7

8.8 Christmas Markets Hereford

Christmas Market. Held throughout November and December, festive markets, seasonal shopping, food, entertainment and Christmas activities bring the city centre to life.

Distance from (miles):

13.6

11

9.6 Worcester Victorican Christmas Fayre

Christmas Market. Held over four days in late November, this renowned festive event transforms Worcester’s historic streets with market stalls, entertainment, seasonal food and Victorian-themed characters.

Distance from (miles):

43

41

40.2

44.3 Ross Christmas Market

Christmas Market. Held each November, this festive fayre fills Ross-on-Wye with market stalls, seasonal shopping, food, entertainment and Christmas cheer in the heart of the town.

Distance from (miles):

10.8

8.8

8

12.2 Hampton Court Castle and Gardens

Historic Gardens & Maze. Explore themed gardens, hidden tunnels, riverside walks and a spectacular yew maze in one of Herefordshire’s most imaginative garden attractions.

Distance from (miles):

22.7

20.1

18.7 Perrygrove Railway Adverture

Steam railway and family attraction. Ride a narrow-gauge steam train through beautiful woodland, with adventure play areas, treehouses, woodland walks and an indoor village to explore.

Distance from (miles):

12

13

14

18 Rural Concierge

Local Experience Planner. Find guided tours, bespoke itineraries and hidden gems across Herefordshire, the Wye Valley and Forest of Dean with the help of knowledgeable local experts.

Distance from (miles):

20

17.3

17.4

15.9 Symonds Yat, Forest of Dean and Wye Valley

Area Guide. Visit the Dean Wye website for inspiration on things to do in the Forest of Dean, Wye Valley and Symonds Yat, from scenic walks and cycling routes to attractions, activities and local events.

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The Kilpeck Inn

Distance from (miles):

10.2

7.6

7.7

4.9

Sensory and Rye

Distance from (miles):

14.1

11.5

11.6

10.1

Riverside Inn Ross

Distance from (miles):

8.6

6.5

5.7

9.9

Dough

Distance from (miles):

13.6

11

11.1

9.6

Csons Hereford

Distance from (miles):

13.6

11

11

9.6

The Pig and Apple

Distance from (miles):

9

14.9

15.3

16

Gwatkins Red Cow

Distance from (miles):

18.5

15.9

15.7

10.2

The Fountain Inn, Orcop

Distance from (miles):

6.8

4.1

4.2

0.7

Black Swan, Much Dewchurch

Distance from (miles):

7.6

5

5

3.6

The New Harp Inn

Distance from (miles):

8.7

4.8

4.7

5.8

Estero Lounge Monmouth

Distance from (miles):

5.1

10

10.1

12.2

The Garway Moon

Distance from (miles):

4.1

4.7