The Bunk Inn | The Bunk Inn is a great place to relax with a drink, have a superb meal with family and friends or enjoy a peaceful stay in glorious surroundings.
Looking for dog walks near you that are near a friendly country pub?
Walking with your dog
Follow these simple steps to make sure you and your pet have a safe and enjoyable visit.
Public paths
There are paths that cross private land, much of which is used to grow the food we eat. You can bring your dog if:
- dogs are on a lead or under close control
- your dog is with you on the path, not straying off to one side, or in front
- where livestock are present, they remain on a short lead
- you exercise caution where cows have calves – let go of the lead if approached, your dog will take care of himself
- you always clean up after your dog in the interest of good hygiene
- you regularly worm your dog – dogs can carry parasites which are harmful to farm animals.
Dogs at other countryside locations
Country parks
Dogs are welcome in some country parks.
Waste bins are available at many parks
Sometimes dogs are allowed on a lead
Nature reserves
Dogs are not usually permitted.
When you use a public path crossing a reserve it is strongly strongly recommend they are on a short lead.
Canals
Please clean up after your dog and keep it under control
Commons and open access land (‘right to roam’ areas)
The law states that dogs must be on a short lead. Other restrictions may be in force
The Countryside Code: advice for countryside visitors
Always check the venue first.
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